Electrical Estimator
Bell & Associates, Inc., Duncan, SC, United States
Overview
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The Electrical Project Manager/Estimator is responsible for preparing accurate, competitive cost estimates for electrical construction projects and supporting execution through completion. This role evaluates drawings, specifications, labor requirements, materials, and subcontractor pricing to ensure successful project delivery and profitable bids.
Estimation Responsibilities
Review and interpret project drawings and specifications
Perform detailed material and labor take-offs (e.g., gear, conduit, cabling, devices)
Prepare and submit competitive proposals while maintaining profitability
Identify potential risks, scope gaps, and project-specific challenges (e.g., scheduling constraints, site conditions)
Project Management Responsibilities
Coordinate procurement and delivery of materials and equipment in line with project budgets
Partner with field teams to monitor progress and ensure adherence to budget, safety, and quality standards
Evaluate and price change orders as project scope evolves
Track project financials, including billing, labor productivity, and cost-to-budget analysis
Qualifications & Experience
3+ years of experience in a similar electrical estimating/project management role
Strong knowledge of electrical systems (power, lighting, fire alarm, low voltage, etc.)
Familiarity with applicable electrical codes and safety standards
Experience with estimating tools (e.g., Bluebeam or similar)
Proficiency in Excel, Word, and Outlook
Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills
Understanding of labor units, material pricing, and market conditions
Additional Requirements
Background in electrical construction (3–5+ years preferred)
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Relevant licensing or certifications (e.g., Journeyman or Master Electrician) are a plus
Strong problem-solving, negotiation, and client-facing communication abilities
Work Environment
Combination of office work and local site visits
Fast-paced setting with tight project deadlines
Performance Metrics
Accuracy of estimates vs. actual job costs
Bid success rate and profitability
Timeliness and completeness of submissions
Benefits
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
Paid time off
Apply now, read the job details by scrolling down Double check you have the necessary skills before sending an application.
The Electrical Project Manager/Estimator is responsible for preparing accurate, competitive cost estimates for electrical construction projects and supporting execution through completion. This role evaluates drawings, specifications, labor requirements, materials, and subcontractor pricing to ensure successful project delivery and profitable bids.
Estimation Responsibilities
Review and interpret project drawings and specifications
Perform detailed material and labor take-offs (e.g., gear, conduit, cabling, devices)
Prepare and submit competitive proposals while maintaining profitability
Identify potential risks, scope gaps, and project-specific challenges (e.g., scheduling constraints, site conditions)
Project Management Responsibilities
Coordinate procurement and delivery of materials and equipment in line with project budgets
Partner with field teams to monitor progress and ensure adherence to budget, safety, and quality standards
Evaluate and price change orders as project scope evolves
Track project financials, including billing, labor productivity, and cost-to-budget analysis
Qualifications & Experience
3+ years of experience in a similar electrical estimating/project management role
Strong knowledge of electrical systems (power, lighting, fire alarm, low voltage, etc.)
Familiarity with applicable electrical codes and safety standards
Experience with estimating tools (e.g., Bluebeam or similar)
Proficiency in Excel, Word, and Outlook
Strong analytical, organizational, and communication skills
Understanding of labor units, material pricing, and market conditions
Additional Requirements
Background in electrical construction (3–5+ years preferred)
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Relevant licensing or certifications (e.g., Journeyman or Master Electrician) are a plus
Strong problem-solving, negotiation, and client-facing communication abilities
Work Environment
Combination of office work and local site visits
Fast-paced setting with tight project deadlines
Performance Metrics
Accuracy of estimates vs. actual job costs
Bid success rate and profitability
Timeliness and completeness of submissions
Benefits
Medical, dental, and vision coverage
Paid time off