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The ideal candidate will possess strong project management and estimating skills, with the ability to oversee projects from initial bid to final completion. Job Description: We are looking for an experienced Electrical Project Manager/Estimator to join our partner electrical contracting firm.
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Estimating experience (quantity takeoffs, purchasing accounting; engineering design knowledge and project management experience desirable) Minimum 3 years project engineering or related experience.
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The ideal individual would have 7+ years of experience working as an estimator / project manager with at least 5+ years of experience in an estimating capacity. Requires the abilities to work in conjunction with the senior leadership team, business development and construction management personnel throughout the firm to foster existing client relationships, development new business for projects ranging from tenant improvements to new construction for commercial, hospitality, institutional, healthcare and/or multifamily construction throughout the Sacramento, California region.
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Actively collaborate with the estimating team to meticulously orchestrate project hand-off meetings between the pursuit team and project management team, fostering seamless transitions and alignment of objectives.
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Luster National, Inc. (Luster) is a strategic consulting firm, headquartered in Mill Valley, CA, with offices nationwide, that specializes in management consulting services and program, project, and construction management activities.
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Overall planning and management of estimating activities for specific construction projects, including preparation, interpretation and presentation of estimates within our Self-Perform Concrete Team.
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This person will work closely with the Chief Estimator, Division Manager as well as ownership to ensure that the project are estimated correctly and the work is performed in an efficient manner.
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1-3 years of electrical/construction estimating, project assistant/management, or construction management experience. Assist with "hand off" to project management team after project is awarded.
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Bachelor's Degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Architecture, or Project Management preferred. Flexible enough to handle some project management duties. Actively pursues bid projects with timely follow up & awareness of project status.
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In this role, you'll play a critical part in our multidisciplinary municipal, industrial, and alternative project delivery design and construction management teams. Value Management : Collaborate with project teams to review drawings and specifications, determining costs, and assisting in value management.
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The Project Estimator will be responsible for day-to-day tasks related to cost management, construction estimating, project estimation, and budgeting. Proficiency in relevant software and tools for project estimation and cost management.
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Project management includes procurement, working with general contractor and other trades for appropriate sequencing of our scope; perform site visits, prepare schedule of values for revenue recognition, monthly requisitions for invoicing and production milestones to meet project budget objectives.
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Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering, Construction Management, Building Construction, or similar field with minimum of three (5) years of estimating experience in directly related construction role or a minimum of five (7) years equivalent combination of experience in an advisory and/or project management capacity required.
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