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Joinery Estimator

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Joinery Estimator
Antrim
Description:
We are hiring for our client, a leading fit-out contractor based in Antrim, who wish to recruit an experienced Joinery Estimator. This Joinery Estimator role is a permanent position within a growing procurement team, supporting the delivery of award-winning fit-out projects across the retail, hospitality, heritage sectors. The successful Joinery Estimator will play a key role in pricing tenders, sourcing materials, and working closely with workshop and project management teams to ensure accurate, competitive bids.
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- Competitive salary, negotiable depending on experience
- Antrim-based head office with a stable, expanding fit-out contractor
- Strong benefits package, including private medical insurance and additional annual leave
The Role:
- Review tender packs, design drawings, specifications and documents to fully understand client needs and project scope
- Identify materials and finishes, and flag cost considerations relating to custom joinery elements
- Source and negotiate with suppliers to secure optimal pricing
- Calculate material costs and liaise with workshop teams and project managers to estimate labour hours for fabrication, assembly and installation
- Input material and labour requirements into estimating software
- Manage multiple bids, ensuring client timeframes and formats are met, and attend pre- and post-bid meetings as required
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The Person:
- 5+ years' experience estimating fit-out projects involving woodworking/joinery
- Strong knowledge of joinery techniques and materials
- Ability to interpret drawings accurately
- Proficient in calculating material quantities, labour hours and overall project costs, with familiarity with estimating software
- Computer literate - Office/Excel/Outlook
- Excellent written and verbal communication skills


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The Reward:
- Competitive salary (DOE)
- Competitive pension scheme
- Private medical insurance after one year of employment
- Up to 5 additional holiday days based on length of service
- Team building and health and wellbeing activities
- Training and development opportunities
- Free parking
Next Steps
For further information on this Joinery Estimator role, or to apply, please contact Adam Adair. Visit our website for a full list of current opportunities.
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