Enterprise Electrical
Construction
ElectricalEstimator
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“Electrical Estimator at Enterprise Electrical. Skills: Electrical estimating, Quantity takeoffs, Cost estimation. Prepare quantity takeoffs and cost estimates. Review drawings, specifications, RFQs, and RFPs”
Industry & Context.
Problem-solving skills
Periodic travel to job sites, Occasional extended hours
What They're Looking For.
Must Have
Two to five years of electrical estimating experience, Working knowledge of electrical construction means and methods, Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and specifications, Experience performing detailed takeoffs and assembling estimates, Proficiency with estimating software, Attention to detail, Ability to meet bid deadlines, Effective written and verbal communication skills, Organizational and time management skills
Nice to Have
Journeyman’s License with hands on field experience, Bachelor’s Degree in construction science, electrical engineering, or related fields, Experience using Accubid software, Familiarity with local labor rates, material pricing, and commercial market conditions
What You'll Do.
Prepare quantity takeoffs and cost estimates
Assist with assembling complete bid proposals
Communicate with vendors and subcontractors
Apply logical assumptions during estimating
Document assumptions clearly
Participate in internal estimate reviews
Note differences between drawings
Support project turnover meetings
Provide estimate details and clarifications
Assist with post bid follow ups
Maintain confidentiality of pricing
Perform additional duties as assigned
How You'll Work.
Team & Collaboration
Project teams; Senior Estimator; Chief Estimator; Estimators; Project managers; Leadership
Communication Scope
Written communication; Verbal communication
Full Job Description
The Estimator is responsible for preparing accurate, competitive, and profitable electrical estimates for commercial construction projects. This role supports the estimating team by completing detailed takeoffs, reviewing bid documents, and assisting in the development of proposals. The Estimator works closely with the Senior Estimator and project teams to ensure estimates align with project scope, specifications, and company standards. Enterprise Electrical is a fast-growing electrical contractor based in Houston, Texas with offices in Austin & San Antonio, specializing in commercial and industrial design build projects. We value integrity, teamwork, accountability, and continuous learning. We take pride in being a workplace employees look forward to every day, where individuals are supported with the tools, training, and opportunities needed to succeed. **Essential Functions, Duties, and Responsibilities** **Tasks may include, but are not limited to the following:** · Prepare accurate quantity takeoffs and cost estimates for commercial electrical projects of moderate complexity. · Review drawings, specifications, RFQs, and RFPs to understand project scope and requirements. · Assist with assembling complete bid proposals, including scope letters and supporting documentation. · Communicate with vendors and subcontractors to obtain pricing for materials and equipment. · Identify scope gaps, inconsistencies, and potential risks in bid documents and communicate findings to the Chief Estimator. · Apply logical assumptions during estimating and document them clearly within the estimate. · Participate in internal estimate reviews and revisions as directed. · Attend job walks when required and note differences between drawings, specifications, and field conditions. · Support project turnover meetings by providing estimate details and clarifications. · Track bid activity, update estimate logs, and assist with post bid follow ups. · Maintain confidentiality of pricing, estim
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