Concrete Site Estimator/Project Engineer

Posted 3 days ago

nevada gypsum floorsLas Vegas (NV)

Cost Estimators Other Heavy and Civil Engineering Construction

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About the role

We're Hiring: Concrete Estimator - Project Engineer - Some Sales📍 Location: [Henderson, NV]🕒 Full-Time💼 Industry: Construction / Concrete / Estimating Are you a detail-oriented, results-driven with a strong background in concrete site estimation and project coordination? Join our growing team and be part of delivering high-quality projects from concept to completion.

What You’ll Do: Prepare accurate and competitive cost estimates for concrete construction projects (residential, commercial, or infrastructure).Analyze blueprints, drawings, and project documents to understand scope and specifications. Coordinate with clients, contractors, and internal teams to ensure smooth project execution. Monitor project budgets, and material requirements. Support the Superintendent-project manager with RFIs, submittals, and logistics. Possible site visits and collaborate with field team to ensure compliance.

What We’re Looking For: 2+ years of experience in concrete estimation or project engineering. Proficiency in estimating software (On-Screen Takeoff, Excel, PDF, Word or similar).Strong understanding of construction drawings, codes, and processes. Excellent communication, problem-solving, and time management skills.

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Opportunities for growth and advancement📩 Ready to build something great with us?
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