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Mechanical Estimator

Salter Grange Limited
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We are partnering with an established, international MEP engineering and construction company—a leading provider of complex mechanical, electrical, and instrumentation (M&E) services across the UK. They specialise in the full project lifecycle, from design to handover.

This is an opportunity to be a vital part of a high-performing commercial and construction team. Reporting to the Estimating Lead, you will provide crucial estimation services and expert advice. You will serve as a key commercial representative, upholding core company values: integrity, dependability, safety, pride, and quality.

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