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The Estimator accurately assesses the damage of vehicles and documents needed repairs and parts replacement on the damage appraisal. The Estimator plays a pivotal role in the success of the customer's experience by ensuring they are working in alignment with all team members in achieving the repair facility's KPIs.
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We are seeking to add a Chief Estimator to our team to support our continued rapid growth within the highway construction industry. The Chief Estimator (CE) holds a pivotal role in our organization, assuming overall responsibility for the efficient operation of the Estimating Department.
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Estimator - Heavy Civil Construction Company Overview: Join a leading construction contractor specializing in heavy highway and bridge construction, utility work, and marine projects. Position Overview: Our client is seeking a seasoned Estimator with extensive experience in Heavy Civil Construction.
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Clark is seeking an experienced Senior Estimator / Preconstruction Manager to support our San Francisco Civil operations. Clark Civil performs heavy/civil work including airport, heavy rail, light rail, bridges, interstate road work, electrical substations, water and wastewater treatment, and facilities projects ranging from $10 million to $500 million.
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Overview A professional who has minimum 10 years of estimating experience + minimum 3 years of field experience in Heavy Civil Construction.
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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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A prominent AISC Certified structural steel fabricator in the Southwest is seeking a talented and motivated Steel Estimator to join their expanding team. Orchestrate pre-construction duties and meeting with owners, clients and engineers Serve as company interface between owner & architect Steel Estimator QUALIFICATIONS : 2+ years of structural and miscellaneous steel estimating experience Detailing experience not required but a bonus.
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Benefits: Bonus based on performance Health insurance The Patch Boys of Greater Tucson is a leading drywall repair company serving the Tucson area, and we are looking for a motivated, commission-based Estimator to join our team.
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Proven track record as a Civil Estimator in Heavy Highway and Road construction, with 7-15+ years of experience. Positions: Heavy & Civil Estimator. One of the highly reputable companies in the DMV is looking to add a solid Estimator to their team.
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The Project Estimator will be responsible for providing accurate and timely cost estimates for various paving and street building projects. This is a full-time on-site role for a Project Estimator.
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JOB TITLE: Project Cost Engineer/Estimator – Civil, Structural, and Architectural. Experience with project management software such as Prolog, Procore, E-Builder, Bluebeam, JDE, Smartsheet, Microsoft Project, and Primavera Project Planner (P6.
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Job Title: Heavy Civil Construction Estimator Position Overview: We are seeking an experienced Heavy Civil Construction Estimator with a strong background in estimating underground wet utilities and earth retention/shoring practices.
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Resolute performance Iron is a specialty steel contractor seeking a Senior Structural Steel Estimator. We have an opening for a Senior Structural Steel Estimator. This will include estimating, submitting proposals, and completing sales.
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The Estimator will be adept at take-off plans and estimating projects, and will quickly become self-sufficient in their role. Qualifications: Experience in Heavy Civil Construction estimating.
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Title: Structural Steel Estimator Salary: $75,000-$100,000 Location: Colorado Springs, CO Our commercial Division services commercial general contractors in the state of Colorado and, occasionally, outside of the state.
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