Senior Electrical Estimator
📋 Role Overview & Responsibilities
Job Title: Senior Electrical EstimatorLocation: Broadview, ILSalary: $70k-$130k + BonusSkills: Estimating, Electrical, Commercial, Construction, Bidding, Pricing, Relationship Building
About Company / Opportunity: We're a privately owned engineering and contracting company, licensed by the state, situated in Broadview, IL. Our focus lies in design/build ventures, spanning medical, industrial, houses of worship, primary and secondary education, commercial, and institutional projects.
Responsibilities: We are looking for a Senior Electrical Estimator to join our team, who will be responsible for estimating costs, controlling costs, and managing electrical contracting projects.
Must-Have Skills: 5+ years of experience as an Electrical Estimator or Project Manager. Strong understanding of Electricity and Electrical Systems. Experienced building and nurturing relationships into business opportunities.
Nice to Have Skills: Bachelor's degree in Electrical Engineering or related field preferred. Experienced with Accubid. Experience in the construction or electrical industry is a plus.
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