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Salary: $150,000 - $175,000 per year
A bit about us:Award winning electrical contractor in business for 30+ years focused on quality projects, long-term client relationships, employee growth, and safety
Why join us?- Base Salary: $150K-$175K DOE
- 10% bonus
- 100% company paid medical/dental insurance for employees
- Long-term disability insurance
- 401k
- Vacation/personal/sick time and paid holidays
Job DetailsJob Description:
- Plans/specs, scopes, proposals, bid invitations/requirements, GC/client/supplier relations, find solutions to estimating issues, and ensure accurate/successful/timely/efficient estimates that follow company policies/strategies
- Risk management, contracts, pricing, review work, meet bid deadlines, takeoffs, conceptual/design-build estimates, and closing/award
- Working with project planning, scheduling, timelines, and cost controls
- Will be working in the office 100%
- Work hours can be either 6am-3pm, 7am-4pm, or 8am-5pm which includes a 1-hour lunch
Requirements:
- 3+ years of experience as an Electrical Estimator on commercial projects
- Computerized estimating experience, Accubid LiveCount preferred
- Strong leadership, communication, and people skills
- Solid professional work references
- Must pass a drug test
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