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The Civil Estimator reports directly to the Construction Manager. Overview of YOUR role as a Civil Estimator: As the Civil Estimator it is your primary responsibility to bid on projects, assess project budgets, and work closely with management to determine how best to pursue the project.
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Proven track record as a Civil Estimator in Heavy Highway and Road construction, with 5-10+ years of experience. Responsibilities: Utilize expertise in Civil Engineering to accurately estimate project costs for Heavy Highway and Road construction ventures.
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Positions: Civil Estimator Experience: 3-5+ years Description: One of my highly reputable clients in Ohio is looking to add a solid Estimator to their team. Knowledge of industry best practices, cost control principles, and regulatory requirements related to Heavy Highway and Road construction.
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Positions: Civil Estimator Experience: 5-10+ years Description: One of my highly reputable clients in the DMV is looking to add a solid Estimator to their team. Proficiency in construction estimation software (e.g., HCSS HeavyBid, B2W Estimate) and Microsoft Office Suite.
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Positions: Civil Estimator Experience: 3-5+ years Description: One of my highly reputable clients in Florida is looking to add a solid Estimator to their team. Requirements: Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering or related field.
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Qualifications Bachelor's degree in Civil Engineering or Construction Management. We specialize in: Underground Utilities (Gas, Water, Sewer, Fiber Optic, Electrical), Foundations, Bridges, Highways, Airports, Sitework; Power/Utility: Substations, Power Plants, Transmission & Distribution, Sitework; Emergency Management: Reconstruction, 24-Hour Storm Response, Storm Hardening, Shoreline Restoration/Stabilization, Debris Removal; Solar Installation and Construction Management.
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Company is a 600 million+ a year privately held first-rate heavy civil construction company. The Estimator is responsible for accurate and timely preparation of estimates for jobs to be bid and should have extensive knowledge of construction means and methods, costs and engineering and industry principles.
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Review quotes and estimates with the Project Management Team. Prepare estimates at different levels of completionPerform certain post-bid buyouts. We are a nationally recognized leader in the construction industry due to our proven track record of successful project execution, effective planning and emphasis on safety.
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Perform pre-construction duties and meetings with Clients, Owners, Subcontractors and Engineers. Extensive knowledge of construction costs and engineering principles. Knowledge of on-screen take-off software i.e. blue beam or plan swift.
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Qualifications: At least 5 years of construction management experience, with a minimum of 2 years as a construction estimator, focusing on demolition and/or civil projects Excellent takeoff abilities.
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Clark is seeking an experienced Civil Estimator, to be based in and out of our Bethesda headquarters, to help grow our backlog of projects in the Mid Atlantic market, using all types of delivery methods, but with an emphasis in Construction Manager At-Risk (CMAR) projects.
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Company Description: Our Client is a Regional general contractor with a Local/Nashville office that provides construction services in various spaces, including commercial, civil, industrial, pre-fabrication, historic, healthcare, hospitality, design-build, self-perform, multi-family, urban mixed-use, and arts and culture.
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Summary Description: The Senior Estimator leads and participates in the preparation of estimates for construction projects. Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Business, or related field.
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The Preconstruction Manager will lead all precon estimate activities and hire, train, delegate and coach all department actions to best assist the leadership & project management team be successful in all upcoming projects.
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Proficiency with software, including MS Office Suite, project management software, bid management software, and scheduling software (P6 or similar). If you like commercial construction, competitive bid, lump sum, conceptual design/bid,etc- and want to take your career to the next stage.
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