Engenda Group
Electrical Estimator

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Are you a senior Electrical Estimator looking for a permanent job?
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Engenda Group are looking for an E/I 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: £62,000
Car allowance / Company Car
You will:
- Lead E&I estimating and tendering from feasibility through to EPC/EPCm opportunities, reviewing ITTs/RFQs and developing tender strategies.
- Prepare detailed estimates covering labour, materials, subcontract packages, equipment, construction costs, pricing schedules and BoQs.
- Assess project scope and constructability, interpreting electrical, instrumentation and engineering documentation to develop resource, productivity and installation assumptions.
- Manage costs, quotations and risk, evaluating supplier/subcontractor pricing and identifying commercial, contractual and technical risks, opportunities and value engineering solutions.
- Engage with clients and project teams through tender meetings, site visits and clarifications, while maintaining estimating data, benchmarks and lessons learned.
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To be successful, you will have:
- A Qualification in Electrical Engineering, Instrumentation Engineering, or related discipline.
- Significant estimating experience within industrial engineering, construction, maintenance, or EPC environments.
- A Strong knowledge of HV/LV electrical systems, instrumentation, control systems, and industrial installations.
- Experience pricing multidisciplinary industrial projects ranging from minor works to major capital projects.
- Strong commercial awareness and understanding of contract forms such as NEC.
- Proven ability to manage multiple bids and deadlines simultaneously.
- Knowledge of COMAH, ATEX, CDM Regulations, and industrial safety standards


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