Steel Estimator

Overview:
A well-established company operating in the rail, highways, and construction sectors is seeking a Structural Steel/Bridge Estimator to join their team. This role is suited to an individual with strong experience in the steelwork industry, who is looking to contribute to large-scale infrastructure projects. The Estimator will work closely with the Sales and Estimating team and will play a key role in preparing detailed quotations and managing client communications.

Key Responsibilities:

• Reviews engineering drawings, specifications, and Bills of Quantities to assess project requirements.

• Prepares and submits competitive quotations in line with project specifications, including value engineering where appropriate.

• Issues revised estimates in response to design or scheme changes.

• Communicates effectively with contractors, engineers, architects, suppliers, and internal departments.

• Utilises internal systems such as SAP and CRM tools to manage estimates and project data.

• Reviews contract documentation upon order confirmation and issues acknowledgements outlining agreed terms.

• Works collaboratively with senior management to evaluate project opportunities and maximise value.

• Undertakes other duties as reasonably required by management.

Requirements:

• A minimum of 3 years'' experience in a similar estimating role.

• Proficient in Microsoft Office, particularly Excel and Word.

• Confident in interpreting technical drawings and specifications.

• Primarily office-based, with occasional site visits as required.

Desirable Background/Experience:

• Estimating

• Quantity Surveying

• Steel fabrication or erection

• Site supervision or project delivery

• Design or project planning

Project Types May Include:

• Railway stations and access-for-all schemes

• Rail and road bridges

• Footbridges and lift shafts

• Staircases, platform canopies, and motorway gantries

• Structural steelwork repairs and temporary works

• Sub-contract packages such as glazing, cladding, balustrades, and civils