Electrical Estimator

What You'll Do: Review drawings, specifications, addenda, and bid alternates to determine project scope. Complete detailed material and labor takeoffs and develop estimates through final recap. Obtain and compare vendor and subcontractor pricing for equipment, lighting, low-voltage, and specialty work. Identify scope gaps, cost risks, and design questions; submit RFIs as needed. Prepare proposals, bid forms, qualifications, and clarifications. Present estimates to clients, general contractors, and project partners. Develop value engineering options and preliminary schedules or phasing plans. Attend pre-bid meetings and job walks to evaluate site conditions and constructability. Lead estimate turnover meetings for awarded work and support change order pricing. Maintain estimate records and apply the National Electrical Code and applicable local requirements. What You'll BringFive or more years of commercial or industrial electrical estimating experience, or a comparable combination of estimating and electrical field experience. Ability to independently complete an electrical estimate from takeoff through final recap. Strong knowledge of electrical systems, construction methods, and the National Electrical Code. Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, and bid documents. Experience with electrical estimating software; McCormick or Accubid experience is preferred. Intermediate Microsoft Excel skills; Bluebeam Revu experience is a plus. Strong written and verbal communication, organization, and attention to detail. Ability to manage multiple bids and deadlines as priorities change. A related bachelor's degree is preferred; equivalent education and experience may be considered. Estimating certification is a plus. Valid driver's license and reliable transportation; occasional travel for project meetings or site walks may be required.