Construction Estimator
New York 150K - 190K Up to $190,000 salary plus benefit plus bonus Permanent
Job Reference: MC10480
Job Reference: BBBH10360_1737709950
POSITION: Construction Estimator
LOCATION: New York
PACKAGE: $150,000 - $190,000 + BONUS & PACKAGE
Capstone Americas are pleased to be working in partnership with a leading general contracting (GC) firm who are widely regarded as one of the top GC's in New York. This firm can boast long established partnerships with several FT500 clients across the investment, healthcare, technology, retail & corporate interior sectors.
Due to a market leading reputation and best-in-class delivery, this GC currently have an impressive pipeline of projects and are looking to add to its growing Manhattan office.
Central to the company is an ethos of delivering excellence to their clients and a long-term partnering approach. If you are looking for an opportunity to work in a market-leading and growing organization and you have experience as an Estimator then please read on.
Key responsibilities:
- Review proposal specifications and drawings, attend pre-bid/design meetings, determine scope of work, determine required proposal/bid deliverables, ascertain potential risks, follow-up for in-house operations plans, etc when assigned as Lead on estimates and bids.
- Prepare discipline, schematic, and final estimates as well as estimating tracking reports and variance reports.
- Establish and maintain relations with current clients and subcontractors
- Perform estimating on civil, architectural and structural portions of projects through review of drawings and specifications
- Provide backup for estimates to be used during analysis, review, and negotiations
- Possess and apply knowledge of unit prices and the material/labor component of an estimate
- Prepare quantity take-off's with Onscreen according to department's filing system.
- Level subcontractor proposals using department scope sheet template for assigned trades on Bids and GMP's.
- Review and incorporate historical data from subcontracts, purchase orders, productivity analysis reports, etc. into unit costs.
