Sr. Estimator - Municipal/Education/Healthcare Projects
michael pageHouston (TX)
Sr. Estimator - Municipal/Education/Healthcare Projects
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michael pageHouston (TX)
SENIORITY
Senior
About the role
Job Title Estimator
Job Description:
Review project plans and specifications to prepare detailed cost estimates for Municipal/Education/Healthcare construction projects. Analyze labor, material, equipment, and subcontractor costs to develop competitive bids. Collaborate with project managers, architects, and clients to ensure estimates align with project goals and timelines. Evaluate historical data and market trends to improve accuracy and refine future estimates. Present estimates and cost proposals to leadership and stakeholders for approval and negotiation. The Successful Applicant Demonstrating extensive experience estimating for Municipal/Education/Healthcare commercial construction projects. Possessing strong analytical skills to evaluate project plans, costs, and timelines accurately. Excelling in communication and collaboration with clients, contractors, and project teams. Displaying proficiency in estimating software and tools commonly used in the construction industry. Bringing a track record of delivering accurate, competitive estimates that align with project objectives. What's on Offer Attractive compensation package (125k-150k) Work related allowances Health insurance Dental & Vision Insurance 401k PTO Bonus
Job Summary
Sector:
Construction Sub Sector: Estimator Industry: Property Where: Houston Contract Type: Permanent
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