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The Estimating Coordinator role involves organizing and managing the flow of information and documentation, coordinating with various stakeholders, and ensuring that estimates are prepared accurately and on time.
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Must remain current on marketplace developments, insurance adjusting practices, building code changes, and estimating technology advances. Required to travel (up to 40%) within assigned region to assist with estimating, and to help coach and train local estimators.
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An example of the preferred education, training, and/or experience that demonstrates possession of the knowledge, skills, and competencies for this position includes: an Associate of Arts degree and at least one (1) year of Commercial construction, landscaping, and/or hardscape estimating experience.
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The successful candidate will be a key part of the GESS Design and Construction team and will be responsible for estimating new building construction. Creating and maintaining estimating tools and templates for various levels of estimates and project types including risk assessment.
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This is a full-time on-site role for an Estimating/Sales Assistant at ERBE CONSTRUCTION in Santa Ana, CA. The Estimating/Sales Assistant will be responsible for construction estimating, quantity takeoffs, submittals, change orders and other tasks on a daily basis.
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