Chief Estimator for Infrastructure Projects (British Columbia)

Chief Estimator for Infrastructure Projects (British Columbia)

08 Sep
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Outpost Recruitment
|
British Columbia

08 Sep

Outpost Recruitment

British Columbia

Join a leading general contractor as Chief Estimator in Vancouver, BC, with a competitive salary between $180,000 and $250,000. Drive estimation excellence and lead your team to success in infrastructure projects.

In this full-time permanent role, you will manage the estimation team, guiding them through the tender process from concept to submission. With over 10 years in civil and infrastructure estimation, you will leverage your expertise to enhance business growth while maintaining solid relationships with trade partners. Your leadership will inspire a culture of learning and innovation within your team.

Key Responsibilities:
• Oversee the entire bid process, ensuring accuracy
• Lead preconstruction efforts including cost estimates




• Develop and mentor a team of estimators
• Present proposals to internal and external stakeholders
• Conduct detailed analyses of project specifications

Requirements:
• 10+ years in civil & infrastructure estimating
• 5+ years in a management role
• Experience with heavy civil projects
• University degree in Civil or Construction Engineering
• Strong communication and relationship-building skills

Bring your expertise to our dynamic team and elevate our estimation processes to new heights.
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📌 Chief Estimator for Infrastructure Projects (British Columbia)
🏢 Outpost Recruitment
📍 British Columbia

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