Engenda Group
E/I Estimator

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Are you an electrician ready to move off the tools and into an office-based role, using your hands-on experience to build a career in electrical estimating?
Do you want to take the next step in your career and develop your estimating skills within an established company?
Engenda Group are looking for an electrical estimator to join our core Runcorn estimating team. You will be working within a small but dedicated team of estimators, working on tenders and bids for work in the energy, chemical, utilities, renewables, and major infrastructure industries.
Hours: 40 + flexi time
Salary: £45,000
Car allowance / Company Car
You Will
- Support the estimating team with tenders from feasibility through to EPC/EPCm opportunities, developing your estimating skills across a range of projects.
- Assist with reviewing ITTs/RFQs, drawings, and specifications to understand project scope and build up accurate estimates.
- Develop labor, material, and subcontractor costs, learning how to build estimates, BoQs, and pricing schedules.
- Obtain and review supplier and subcontractor quotations, helping identify costs, risks, and potential value engineering opportunities.
- Work with estimators, project teams, and clients through tender queries, site visits, and clarifications.
- Build your knowledge of estimating processes, commercial considerations, and industry standards, with ongoing support and development from the wider team.
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To Be Successful, You Will Have
- An electrical engineering qualification, apprenticeship, or relevant electrical trade background.
- Practical experience within electrical engineering, industrial construction, maintenance, or a similar environment.
- A good understanding of electrical systems, installations, drawings, and specifications, with an interest in developing your estimating knowledge.
- Good numerical, organizational, and IT skills, with the ability to work accurately and meet deadlines.
- A willingness to learn, develop commercial awareness, and take on increasing responsibility within the estimating team.
- Knowledge of industrial environments, with exposure to COMAH, ATEX, CDM Regulations, or similar standards being beneficial.


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For more information about the company, the office, the role, and the projects we work on, apply to this advert and Lee from the Engenda Recruitment team will be in contact with the next steps.
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