Report & Estimating Sales Coordinator
The bridge between Operations/Estimating and the client — generating draft quotes, processing inspection reports, drivingquotesand reports to “Positive to send” and out to the client, and managing revisions.
Workflow coverage
Primary in Account Management (draft quote), Operations/Estimating, and Reporting; supports Completion report processing.
Daily rhythm
Start of day
Midday
End of day
Review orders needing draft quotes and inspection reports to process
Check the KPI Report for outstanding quotes/reports and revision requests
Coordinate completion of draft quotes with the Estimating team
Process inspection reports;submitquotes/reports to the client or KAM
Log the reason any draft could not be sent; update activity notes and contact Estimating
Hand approved-quote items back to the AM “Repair Approval” step
Standard operating procedures
RPT-1 — Minor draft-quote generation
For repairs completed on site and minor orders requiring a quote,
generate the draft.
Coordinate scope and pricing with Estimating.
Whenvalidated, mark the quote “Good to send” and route it to the KAM for client submission.
RPT-2 — Inspection-report processing
Process inspection reports on completed work; ensure each report is complete and attached.
Where deficiencies require a quote, route the scope to Estimating.
RPT-3 — Report / quote submission (reporting loop)
From the KPI Report's outstanding list,submitquotes and reports accordingly.
If a draft could not be sent, confirm and document the reason, update the activity note, and contact Estimating.
RPT-4 — Revisions
When a revision isrequired, send it toEstimatingto revise.
On return, re-submit; add the sending email to documents.
Notify the KPI/Compliance Admin to mark reports as submitted.
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📌 Report & Estimating Sales Coordinator - Key Accounts (British Columbia)
🏢 Community Fire Prevention
📍 British Columbia
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