Estimator for Heavy Civil Projects (British Columbia)

Estimator for Heavy Civil Projects (British Columbia)

13 Sep
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Industra Construction
|
British Columbia

13 Sep

Industra Construction

British Columbia

Elevate your estimating career with Industra as an Estimator focusing on heavy civil and infrastructure projects. Leverage your expertise to provide accurate, competitive bids that ensure successful project execution.

Industra is seeking an experienced Estimator with 3-7 years in infrastructure and heavy civil projects. The role demands detail-oriented skills and a team-oriented spirit, working alongside preconstruction and operational teams. You will be responsible for comprehensive estimating processes, from quantity take-offs to bid submissions, utilizing your knowledge of construction methods and pricing strategies.

Key Responsibilities:
• Prepare detailed estimates for infrastructure projects
• Develop quantity take-offs and cost estimates




• Review specifications and identify potential scope gaps
• Assist with conceptual budgets and preliminary pricing
• Collaborate in value engineering sessions

Requirements:
• 3-7 years estimating experience in related fields
• Degree or diploma in relevant disciplines is an asset
• Strong skills in pricing, drawings interpretation
• Familiarity with estimating software preferred
• Valid driver's license for project site visits

Contribute your analytical skills and commitment to accuracy in every estimate with Industra.
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📌 Estimator for Heavy Civil Projects (British Columbia)
🏢 Industra Construction
📍 British Columbia

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