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Estimator (Electrical)Evansville, Indiana $90,000 - $110,000 + Career Progression + Professional Development +Fantastic Benefits Package (Medical, Dental & Vision)Excellent opportunity for an Electrical Estimator to join an industry leading trade contractor working in the industrial and commercial sectors of construction offering fantastic progression opportunities on high end projects with a great compensation package.
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Estimator - Civil ConstructionPOSITION SUMMARY: Responsible for developing detailed estimates, proposals, and schedules on energy infrastructure projects with a heavy focus on civil scopes. We also have broad experience in industrial construction, from liquid storage and containment and petroleum related construction to pre-engineered metal buildings and concrete construction.
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To this end, the construction estimator should obtain all relevant project specifications, determine the most appropriate building materials, and secure favorable prices on all resources. A top-notch construction estimator will adhere to financial constraints without compromising on our high standards.
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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 facilities KPIs.
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The Estimator is primarily responsible for determining the approximate cost associated with the vehicle’s damages and determining the timeline by which the repairs can be made. The Estimator is also in charge of negotiating insurance payment and communicating costs to customer.
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Is a key member of the Relations, Pricing, Support, Estimator, Customer, Patient Access, Healthcare, Business Services. Is a key member of the Relations, Pricing, Support, Estimator, Customer, Patient Access, Healthcare, Business Services.
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Job Title: Estimator. College graduate or equivalent industry experience with a degree in Building Construction, Construction Management, or a related field. Under general direction of the Commercial Sales Manager, is responsible for the successful promotion, estimating and profitable sale of projects.
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