Electrical & Mechanical Estimator

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Sheffield
1 month ago
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Electrical & Mechanical Estimator – Sheffield-Permanent
Location: Sheffield
Permanent Position
Start Date: Immediate
The Opportunity
We are working with a well-established specialist M&E subcontractor delivering a range of projects across the retail and warehousing sectors. Projects include both new build and refurbishment schemes, with values ranging from £250k to £5 million.
Due to continued workload, they are seeking an experienced Electrical & Mechanical Estimator to support the pre-construction and commercial teams on a permanent basis.
Key Responsibilities

  • Preparing accurate mechanical and electrical cost estimates across all project stages
  • Producing feasibility and concept budgets
  • Managing pre-construction estimating activities
  • Pricing variations and supporting commercial negotiations
  • Assisting with final accounts as required
  • Working collaboratively with design, commercial, and delivery teams
    Experience & Technical Knowledge Required
    Proven Experience In:
  • Building services / M&E contracting environment
  • Pre-construction estimating
  • Feasibility and concept budgeting
  • Variation pricing
  • Final account support
    Qualifications
  • Degree in Engineering or NVQ equivalent
  • Minimum 3 years’ practical experience in an M&E estimating role
    What’s on Offer
  • Basic salary of £60k to £65k plus benefits
  • Exposure to a varied and consistent project pipeline
  • The very real opportunity to make a difference to an established, growing contractor

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