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Joinery Estimator

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Joinery / Bespoke Furniture Estimator Location: Feltham Salary: Competitive, dependent on experience Contract: Permanent / Full Time
About the Role
We are working with an established bespoke furniture and joinery business specialising in the design, manufacture and installation of high-quality projects. They are looking for an experienced Joinery / Bespoke Furniture Estimator to prepare accurate estimates and quotations across a range of bespoke furniture and joinery projects.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare estimates and quotations for bespoke joinery and furniture projects.
- Review drawings, specifications and client requirements.
- Calculate materials, labour, manufacturing and installation costs.
- Price bespoke joinery, cabinetry, furniture and associated works.
- Obtain and review supplier/subcontractor quotations.
- Liaise with clients, designers, production and project teams.
- Review design changes and provide revised costs.
- Support value engineering and alternative solutions.
- Prepare clear, accurate client quotations.
- Assist with project handovers once secured.
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Skills & Experience
- Estimating experience within bespoke joinery, furniture, cabinetry or manufacturing.
- Strong understanding of joinery construction and manufacturing processes.
- Ability to read technical drawings and specifications.
- Good knowledge of materials, finishes, ironmongery and hardware.
- Strong numerical, commercial and analytical skills.
- Excellent attention to detail.
- Confident communicating with clients, suppliers and internal teams.
- Good Excel and IT skills.


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