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Estimator

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About The Enable Group
The Enable group are a supportive and diverse group who always strive to do the right thing for our people, environment and communities. We have a passion for social value and are doing great work in the communities in which we work to help and support with the work we do, aiming to create infrastructure solutions with lasting community value.
Given recent project wins and growth in the energy connections industry, we are seeking to employ an Estimator to join our pre-construction and commercial team.
The Role
For this role, you will ideally possess an energy connections, renewables, or power background. However, other infrastructure construction sectors such as highways, rail, and civil engineering will also be considered.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare Estimates
- Interpreting client tender requirements from PQQ and ITT documentation
- Take off and review the BoQ’s from the client information
- Prepare estimates in accordance with Company procedures promptly
- Collate Supporting Information
- During the estimating process, including opportunity and risk registers, together with key assumptions registers
- Work Collaboratively
- With the Bid Manager, Quantity Surveyors, and planner to agree on methodology and principles
- Alongside the Business Development officers on strategic PQQ’s and ITTs
- In partnership with the procurement team
- Prepare the Estimating Adjudication Pack
- Present the basis of the estimate and key assumptions
- Maintain notes of adjudication meetings
- Close out actions and monitor customer negotiations, seeking amended authority as required
- Handover to site teams at contract award
- Prepare the Estimate Handover Pack
- Present the basis of the estimate and key assumptions
- Maintain notes of the handover meeting
- Provide Ongoing Support
- To site teams relating to estimating and key assumptions
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- Proven estimating experience with in infrastructure construction projects, ideally energy/power, other sectors considered
- Competence in construction techniques and the associated resource requirements for the above sectors
- Proficient with tender build-ups
- Experience in take off measurements, BoQ and pricing
- Fully conversant with the Microsoft suite of packages
- Numerate and familiar with estimating software
- A confident demeanour and the ability to liaise with all levels of personnel and customers
- Causeway Estimating Software experience or similar, Excel
- Degree qualified in construction management, quantity surveying, civil or electrical engineering, or similar
Salary
350 - 450 GBP Per day
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