Mitchell Maguire Recruitment Ltd
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Estimator – Joinery & Timber Products
Job Title: Estimator – Bespoke Joinery & Timber Products
Job reference Number: 684578-9650-26198
Industry Sector: Joinery, Bespoke Joinery, Timber, Timber Doors, Sash Windows, Sheet Materials, Interior Fit-Out, Wood Panelling, Wooden Windows and Doors, Wood doors, Wood Windows, Architects, Estimator, Estimates, Tenders, Take-offs, Costing
Location: West Yorkshire (hybrid working available)
Remuneration: £40,000 - £50,000
Benefits: Full benefits package
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The role of the Estimator – Bespoke Joinery & Timber Products will involve:
- Estimator position working with a manufactured range of bespoke joinery & timber doorsets.
- Prepare accurate cost estimates for bespoke joinery projects.
- Review drawings, specifications and tender documents.
- Obtain supplier quotations and support competitive tender submissions.
- Work with design, commercial and project teams to deliver successful bids.
- Maintain pricing records and identify commercial risks and opportunities.


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The ideal applicant will be Estimator – Bespoke Joinery & Timber Products with:
- Must have experience as an Estimator working with timber joinery, timber fit-out or related
- Strong technical understanding of drawings, specifications and construction processes.
- Ability to interpret project requirements and translate them into accurate cost plans.
- Strong numerical, analytical and commercial skills.
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