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Senior Estimator Vacancy - Public SectorRefurbishment
If you are an Estimator approachinga Senior Level in your career and want to work for one of East London/Essex's leading construction companies,then this is your rare opportunity to join this sought after employer.
Established for over half a century, this main contractor compete and consistently deliver on new build, refurbishment and planned maintenance projects across London and the South East. Widely recognised as an industry leader, this award winning main contractor can offervast experience across all sectors of the industry.
They are currently seeking a Senior Estimator - or an experienced estimatorseeking to accelerate their careerto this level - to work in their Refubishment division. This division generates 80-90m turnover p/a for this main contractor - and is the largest division in the group.Projects tendered forare predominantly in social housing refurbishments andpublic sector contracts. Examples ofthese maypotentially involveretro fitting occupied tower blocks orthe refurbishment of intensive care units. The value of tenders worked upon range from around 1m - 9m although can occasionally be larger when working on Framework projects.
You will report to the Managing Estimator in your division and will be supported by an Assistant Estimator. The team work closely together and are very supportive - leading to an excellent, positive working environment. You will be supported by the wider pre-construction team. There will be oportunities to collaborate with the New Build and Planned Maintenance divisions within the wider company structure.
This main contractor has a notably low staff turnover rate- which demonstrates employee satisfaction and the opportunities this employer can offer in terms of career advancement opportunities.
This role requires 5 days in the office. Working hours are 8.30 until 5pm.
If this role sounds of interest to you, please do not hesitate to apply to Abbey Stephenson with your current CV and salary requirements.
