Estimator I

Estimator I/III

The Estimator I/III position reports to the Estimating Manager of their Service Line and is typically a discipline specialist which will support bid pursuits; however, sometimes may be asked to lead an effort depending on various considerations. The Estimator III will uniquely demonstrate an advanced knowledge of all aspects of Construction Estimating and consistently manage bid teams for large, complex projects. All Estimator III level employees have the responsibility of training other employees in the estimating department.

Responsibilities will include mastery of technical estimating responsibilities including lead responsibilities such as:

• Site visits and jobsite exposure
• Scope determination
• Input into estimating software
• Understanding RFQ requirements
• Questions to owner/engineer
• Written clarifications to owner/engineer/estimators
• Turnover of bid estimate to the field

Responsibilities will also include a mastery knowledge of discipline specific responsibilities including lead responsibilities such as:

• Material Take Offs
• Comprehension of drawings and specifications
• Manhour analysis
• Understanding of material pricing
• Understanding of subcontracts
• Understanding of strategies and variables
• Understanding range of manhours
• Providing field assistance
• Standard coding support

Education and work experience requirements include a Bachelor's Degree or the equivalent of the education and experience. 2-7 years of construction estimating experience, knowledge of construction techniques, estimating and construction management, knowledge of various contract types including EPC, DB and JV, experience in contract negotiations, experience in working with a variety of vendors and clients, experience in leading bids on a regular basis.

Physical demands include prolonged sitting at a desk and working at a computer, ability to lift up to 20 pounds at times. This position is a standard full-time position, with general business 40-hour operating schedule, Monday-Friday. Must be able to travel up to 10-25% of the time.