Senior Estimator for Steel Projects (Nova Scotia)

Senior Estimator for Steel Projects (Nova Scotia)

16 Sep
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Cherubini Bridges and Structures
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Nova Scotia

16 Sep

Cherubini Bridges and Structures

Nova Scotia

Elevate your career with Cherubini Bridges and Structures as a Senior Estimator in Dartmouth, Nova Scotia. This hybrid role focuses on detailed cost estimating for bridge and structural steel projects.

This full-time position demands solid skills in cost estimating and quantity takeoffs specific to structural and bridge projects. You'll analyze engineering drawings and collaborate with cross-functional teams to develop competitive bids. Your role will also involve liaising with suppliers, maintaining cost data, and contributing to continuous improvement in estimating processes.

Key Responsibilities:
• Prepare detailed cost estimates for steel projects
• Review engineering drawings and perform quantity takeoffs
• Analyze project risks and develop competitive bids




• Liaise with suppliers and subcontractors for pricing
• Support continuous improvement of estimating processes

Requirements:
• Strong skills in cost estimating for structural projects
• Experience with steel fabrication and constructability reviews
• Proficient in estimating software and data analysis
• Background in project coordination across engineering teams
• Relevant education or equivalent practical experience

Bring your expertise in estimating and project coordination to Cherubini's dynamic team.
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📌 Senior Estimator for Steel Projects (Nova Scotia)
🏢 Cherubini Bridges and Structures
📍 Nova Scotia

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