Senior Estimator – Heavy Civil / Highway

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Our client in Phoenix, AZ has a direct hire opportunity for a Senior Estimator – Heavy Civil / Heavy Highway who will be responsible for the estimating of Heavy Civil Infrastructure projects with various scopes of work including but not limited to:

  • Removals
  • Grading
  • Concrete structures
  • Aggregate placement
  • Asphalt paving
  • Airport taxiways & aprons
  • PCCP

This position will work closely with other estimators, project managers and the Chief Estimator. Attention to detail along with excellent written and verbal communication are required.

 

Responsibilities:

  • Review project specifications, plans and Geotech Report, attend pre-bid meetings, determine site conditions through a site visit.
  • Determine self-performed scope of work and subcontracted scope of work.
  • Solicit subcontractors and material supplies including any possible requirements for DBE or SBE’s subcontractors.
  • Develop bid packages for the various subcontractors and materials suppliers’ scopes of work and send out RFQ’s.
  • Proficiently prepare estimates by performing take-offs, setting up the estimate file and building activities & logic in the Heavy Bid (HCSS) estimating software.
  • Enter both subcontractor and material supplier quotes in HCSS and make awards.
  • Conduct bid Review with Chief Estimator and Management Team prior to bid day.

 

Requirements:

  • Bachelor’s degree (B. A.) from four-year college, technical school or university in Engineering or Construction Management or equivalent OR;
  • A minimum of 5 years of heavy civil / roadway estimating experience including removals, grading, concrete structures, aggregate placement, asphalt paving, airport runways and related scopes of work or equivalent and;
  • A minimum of 5 years of Estimating including software like HCSS, Heavy Bid, AGTEK, OST, P6, Excel or equivalent.
  • A good attitude and the ability to work with and get along with others.

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