Electrical Estimator

Requirements

Normally requires a 4-year degree in Construction Management, Estimating, or a related field and at least 7-9 years’ experience in estimating large more complex construction projects working with a team OR 10-15 years equivalent estimating experience.

Travel Required

Up to 25% travel is required.

Summary

Reasonable accommodations may be made to enable individuals with disabilities to perform these Essential functions:

• Responsible for the preparation of outline specifications which describe the scope of work included in the estimate.
• Ensure accurate quantities of materials needed and the pricing of these materials in a specific discipline and section of a project to realistically predict the cost to construct.
• Complete estimates in a timely fashion to allow adequate review by superiors.
• At this level, the estimator must be cognizant of changes in the scope of work and account for any changes that may affect the estimate.
• Re-evaluate cost estimates throughout the design phase of a project and prepare change orders of items in the Estimator’s discipline to account for scope of work changes.
• Coordinate his/her section of the estimate with other disciplines to ensure all elements of the estimate are accounted for.
• Obtain applicable labor rates and quotations for materials and systems to establish an accurate estimate.
• Responsible for organizing the estimating data and compare to actual cost once construction is complete to assist in future estimates.

Benefits

Austin offers a comprehensive benefit package including Medical and Dental, Life, STD, LTD, and 401K with matching as well as a competitive salary with opportunity for advancement.

EEO Statement

The Austin Company is an EEO and DFWP Employer.