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Estimator (Mechanical)

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Estimator Role
We are searching for an Estimator to join our client, an London based M&E services contractor.
As the estimator you will shape proposals by gathering technical details, understanding project constraints, and coordinating with key stakeholders, overseeing projects from initial tender documentation through to a submission-ready package.
What You'll Do
- Produce accurate, timely estimates and tender submissions, ensuring compliance with company policies
- Review client enquiries and documentation in full, defining scope, assessing risks, and managing all required information and queries.
- Prepare structured tender proposals, including take-offs, measurements, supplier/subcontract enquiries, and quotation analysis to recommend best-value.
- Contribute programme information to planners, track tender progress, and ensure all deadlines and approval stages are met.
- Present bid scope and key assumptions at settlement meetings, enabling informed senior management decision-making.
- Maintain high levels of commercial confidentiality, adhere to all company policies
- Engage with clients, suppliers, and internal teams, representing the company at meetings and interviews.
- Support continuous improvement and innovation, including the trial and adoption of new estimating tools and processes.
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What You'll Need:
- Minimum 3 years as an Estimator in the M&E sector.
- Mechanical or electrical qualification.
- Experience using Amtech software.
Apply via link below.
The company is an equal opportunities employer. Due to the level of interest in this role we regret that we may not be able to respond to all applicants.
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