Templec Services Ltd
Electrical Estimator

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Company Description
Templec Services Ltd has been delivering temporary site services to construction projects of all sizes across the UK since 1994. The company provides tailored solutions for site setup and maintenance, including temporary power, lighting, welfare facilities, and access solutions, with a strong focus on efficiency, sustainability, and value engineering. Templec’s specialist team works closely with clients, contractors, and suppliers to anticipate challenges and keep projects safe, compliant, and on schedule. The business continually invests in new technology and adopts best practices, especially around energy-saving design and sustainable methods, to support the construction industry responsibly. Its reputation is built on reliability, trust, and quality across both short-term site setups and long-term programs.
Role Description
The Electrical Estimator is a full-time, on-site role based in Horley, responsible for preparing accurate electrical cost estimates for temporary site service projects across the construction sector. Day-to-day tasks include reviewing drawings and specifications, quantifying materials and labor, and developing detailed cost breakdowns and tender submissions. The role involves collaborating with project managers, engineers, and the wider operations team to clarify technical requirements, assess risks, and ensure estimates align with safety, compliance, and sustainability standards. The Electrical Estimator will analyze supplier and subcontractor quotations, support value engineering and cost control initiatives, and update estimate databases and records. The position also requires regular communication with clients and internal stakeholders to refine proposals and support successful project delivery from pre-contract through handover.
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- Strong Electrical Estimating skills, including reading technical drawings and preparing detailed cost proposals.
- Experience with Cost Control and budgeting for construction or electrical contracting projects.
- Background in Electrical Contracting and practical understanding of site installation and temporary power solutions.
- Sound knowledge of Electricity systems and applicable standards, regulations, and safety requirements.
- Qualification in Electrical Engineering or a related discipline, or equivalent practical experience in the field.
- Proficiency with estimating software, spreadsheets, and standard office tools for data analysis and reporting.
- Strong numerical, analytical, and problem-solving skills, with attention to detail and accuracy under time constraints.
- Effective communication and collaboration skills, with the ability to work closely with project teams, suppliers, and clients.
- Experience within construction site services or temporary works is advantageous.
- Full UK work authorization and ability to work on-site in Horley on a regular basis.
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