Fire Sprinkler Estimator
$70,000 - $80,000 per year
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SENIORITY
Senior
SALARY
$70,000 - $80,000 per year
About the role
- Develop detailed cost estimates for fire sprinkler and fire protection system projects
- Validate pricing, assemble estimate packages, and support the preparation of complete cost deliverables
- Apply estimating and quantification tools (e.g., On-Screen Takeoff) to produce accurate and efficient results
- Identify quantity discrepancies and pricing concerns, providing recommendations to senior staff
- Research material pricing and market trends to strengthen estimate accuracy
- Collaborate with engineers, project managers, and technical teams to align estimates with project scope and requirements
- Prepare fire sprinkler proposals for presentation to clients
- Bachelor's degree in Mechanical or Architectural Engineering, Construction Management, or equivalent professional experience required
- Minimum 2 years of fire sprinkler cost estimating or fire sprinkler design using a CAD based program required
- Working knowledge of construction engineering practices, cost drivers, and project delivery methods
- Advanced Microsoft Excel skills required
- Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving capabilities with attention to detail
- Effective communication skills and ability to collaborate across multidisciplinary teams
- Ability to manage multiple estimate components with accuracy and limited rework
- Proficient in Excel, Word, and other Microsoft Office tools
- Contribute to critical fire protection projects that safeguard people, facilities, and communities
- Join a specialized team delivering innovative fire protection systems across diverse industries
- Grow your technical estimating expertise within a collaborative, high-impact environment
Before you apply
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Your notice period
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