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Mechanical Estimator

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Company Overview:

We are a prominent player in the mechanical and electrical (M&E) industry, specializing in commercial projects with a strong focus on heat pumps and boiler rooms. With a group turnover of £55 million, our projects range from small to large scale, typically valuing around £3.5 million for M&E services. We pride ourselves on delivering high-quality solutions and maintaining strong client relationships.

Job Title: Mechanical Estimator

Department: M&E Division

Reports to: Estimating Manager

Working closely with: Electrical Estimator

Location:

* Flexible working arrangement: 2 days working from home

* Occasional site visits (travel expenses covered)

Job Summary:

The Mechanical Estimator will be responsible for preparing accurate and competitive estimates for mechanical aspects of M&E projects. This role involves analyzing project specifications, collaborating with the Electrical Estimator, and ensuring that estimates are aligned with project requirements and company standards. The successful candidate will have room for career progression within our dynamic and growing company.

Key Responsibilities:

* Review and analyze project specifications, drawings, and other documentation to prepare detailed and accurate cost estimates for mechanical systems, including heat pumps and boiler rooms.

* Collaborate with the Estimating Manager and Electrica...

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