Benefits of Employment – Why work at Pacific Industrial & Marine? Comprehensive group benefits
RRSP matching
Long-term disability plans
Priority access to Maple Medical Virtual Care (access to a doctor 24/7 anywhere in Canada).
Strong team environment that encourages and financially supports continuing education and career advancement
Employee & Family Assistance Program
Flexible work arrangement (3 days in-office per week)
Relocation allowance
Compensation Base salary of $75,000 – $140,000 per year , commensurate with experience. Junior (1–3 years): $75k – $100k
Intermediate (3–7 years): $100k – $120k
Senior (8+ years): $120k – $135k+

What You’ll Do Prepare detailed cost estimates and pricing schedules for a range of marine and heavy civil projects.
Develop construction budgets based on plans, specifications, and client requirements.
Prepare and submit tenders and proposals in a clear, accurate, and comprehensive format.
Review and interpret project documents, including plans, reports, and geotechnical data.
Perform quantity take-offs, pricing of labor,



materials, and equipment.
Develop pricing strategies to reflect project risks, conditions, and timelines.
Provide input and recommendations on methods of delivery and constructability to help maximize project profits.
Liaise with suppliers and subcontractors to obtain pricing and quotes.
Collaborate closely with the project team to resolve technical questions and pricing issues.
Maintain up-to-date pricing data and industry knowledge to produce reliable estimates.
What You Bring 3–5 years of estimating experience in marine or heavy civil projects.
Degree or Diploma in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or related discipline is an asset.
Proficiency in AutoCAD, SolidWorks, or similar CAD tools
Familiarity with estimating software and Microsoft Office
Robust math, communication, and negotiation skills
Able to juggle priorities and thrive in a fast-paced environment

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📌 Civil Marine Estimator (British Columbia)
🏢 K2 Stone
📍 British Columbia