Electrical Chief Estimator
ELECTRICAL CHIEF ESTIMATOR - WASHINGTON, DCDelta Construction Partners is a national executive search firm for the nation's premier construction contractors and industry professionals.
Delta has been retained by a confidential client to conduct a search for the position of Electrical Chief Estimator in Washington, DC.
Electrical Chief Estimator Compensation & BenefitsTotal compensation for the Electrical Chief Estimator in Washington, DC is between $100,000 and $120,000 depending on experience, and may be more than this range for candidates with exceptional experience and successful history of performance.
Great health benefits Bonus potential Paid vacation Paid sick leave Electrical Chief Estimator Duties & Responsibilities Will be responsible for managing all estimating processes from start to finish.
Research to provide accurate, complete and competitive pricing Collaborate with clients to define the project scope, address deficiencies, negotiate pricing and nurture relationships.
Provide training, direction and mentorship for less tenured members of the estimating team Create and present estimating proposals to Executives and Sr.
members of the companyElectrical Chief Estimator Qualifications Minimum of 10 years of electrical estimating experience Must have extensive experience working on Government projects Experience working on Design-Build projects (no tenant or retail projects) Must have experience with projects valued over 1 million dollars Ability to multi-task in a high volume, fast-paced work environment Proficient with estimating software, Accubid preferred Must be organized, detail-oriented and efficient Able to provide a high level of customer servicePlease forward your resume to Jesse@DeltaConstructionPartners.
com for immediate consideration, or call (727) 258-0281 for more information.
To view a full list of job openings, please visit #/jobs Bob Magnan, our CEO, is always available, you may reach Bob at:
Bob@DeltaConstructionPartners.
comRelated Job titles:
Sr.
Estimator, Pre-construction manager, Chief Estimator.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
Delta has been retained by a confidential client to conduct a search for the position of Electrical Chief Estimator in Washington, DC.
Electrical Chief Estimator Compensation & BenefitsTotal compensation for the Electrical Chief Estimator in Washington, DC is between $100,000 and $120,000 depending on experience, and may be more than this range for candidates with exceptional experience and successful history of performance.
Great health benefits Bonus potential Paid vacation Paid sick leave Electrical Chief Estimator Duties & Responsibilities Will be responsible for managing all estimating processes from start to finish.
Research to provide accurate, complete and competitive pricing Collaborate with clients to define the project scope, address deficiencies, negotiate pricing and nurture relationships.
Provide training, direction and mentorship for less tenured members of the estimating team Create and present estimating proposals to Executives and Sr.
members of the companyElectrical Chief Estimator Qualifications Minimum of 10 years of electrical estimating experience Must have extensive experience working on Government projects Experience working on Design-Build projects (no tenant or retail projects) Must have experience with projects valued over 1 million dollars Ability to multi-task in a high volume, fast-paced work environment Proficient with estimating software, Accubid preferred Must be organized, detail-oriented and efficient Able to provide a high level of customer servicePlease forward your resume to Jesse@DeltaConstructionPartners.
com for immediate consideration, or call (727) 258-0281 for more information.
To view a full list of job openings, please visit #/jobs Bob Magnan, our CEO, is always available, you may reach Bob at:
Bob@DeltaConstructionPartners.
comRelated Job titles:
Sr.
Estimator, Pre-construction manager, Chief Estimator.
Estimated Salary: $20 to $28 per hour based on qualifications.
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