Estimator - Facades

Jonathan Lee Recruitment
West Bromwich
1 year ago
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Embark on an exciting journey with a leading innovator in the engineering sector, where your expertise as an Estimator will pave the way for groundbreaking projects and unparalleled career growth. This esteemed organisation prides itself on a culture of engineering excellence, offering a dynamic environment where creativity meets complexity. With a commitment to innovation and quality across construction, automotive, aerospace, and industrial markets, this role promises not just a job, but a fulfilling career making tangible impacts on diverse industries.

 

What You Will Do:

- Conduct detailed take-offs and tenders for a variety of clients, ensuring precision and adherence to industry standards.

- Gain familiarity with Aluminium Fabrication processes, with the opportunity to delve into new markets and sectors.

- Analyze architectural and specialist drawings, plans, and specifications to provide accurate take-offs and quotations.

- Establish and maintain connections with subcontractors and specialists, facilitating smooth collaboration from enquiry to contract award.

- Proactively chase subcontractors and quotations to expedite the tendering process, demonstrating initiative and efficiency.

- Identify innovative cost-saving solutions and value engineering opportunities, enhancing competitiveness and maximizing project profitability.

 

What You Will Bring:

- A minimum of 2-3 years of experience in an Estimating role, showcasing your analytical prowess and industry knowledge.

- Proficiency in using cost estimating software and tools, ensuring accuracy and efficiency in your work.

- A solid understanding of construction industry, fabrication methods, materials, and standards, with a willingness to explore new engineering methods.

- Exceptional communication skills, both written and verbal, enabling effective collaboration with stakeholders.

- A proactive mindset, with a keen eye for detail and the ability to meet tight deadlines.

 

This role is instrumental in driving the company's ethos of innovation through engineering excellence. By joining the team, you contribute to the development of engineered products and systems that not only meet but exceed client expectations, reinforcing the company's reputation in the market.

 

Location:

This opportunity is based in a company renowned for its commitment to quality and innovation, positioned to make a significant impact across various industries.

 

Interested?:

If you're ready to take the next step in your career with a company at the forefront of engineering innovation, we want to hear from you. Apply now to become the Estimator who will help shape the future of industries. Let's build something remarkable together.

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