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Mechanical Estimator

Dovetail Recruitment Ltd
Ringwood
5 days ago
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Overview

We are proud to be working with leading design and build company based in Ringwood. Are you a Quantity Surveyor or Estimator, or perhaps a Site Engineer with a solid mechanical knowledge foundation and ready to become a true specialist in design and build estimating? We are not just looking for someone to fill a role, our client is offering a clear career pathway. If you have a background in mechanical estimating or mechanical services and would like to develop into a highly skilled, well-rounded Design and Build Estimator, you will receive the training, mentoring, and exposure you need to make it happen. The successful candidate will work in a supportive, engineer-led environment, where technical expertise is valued, positivity is encouraged, and knowledge-sharing is part of their culture. With structured progression, you will be building a career that could see you step into senior commercial or leadership roles.

Salary and Benefits
  • A salary between £30,000 - £50,000 per annum
  • Working Monday to Friday 35 hours per week
  • Hybrid working flexibility
  • Company pension
  • Clear progression: develop from experienced estimator to a Design and Build specialist with structured training and mentorship
  • Hands-on exposure: work directly with senior engineers and project leaders to gain practical, transferable skills
  • Supportive environment: be part of a collaborative, positive team ethic where challenges are solved together
Duties and Responsibilities
  • Preparing detailed, accurate estimates for mechanical design and build projects
  • Reviewing drawings, specifications, and tender documents to identify requirements
  • Sourcing and assessing subcontractor and supplier quotations
  • Evaluating risks, margins, and opportunities within bids
  • Working closely with Project Managers and Directors to hand over successful tenders
  • Playing a key role in shaping the success and growth of the business
Minimum Skills and Experience Required
  • Some proven experience in estimating within building services or contracting
  • Strong technical knowledge of mechanical systems
  • Analytical mindset with excellent numerical skills
  • Ability to manage multiple tenders and meet deadlines
  • A positive, proactive approach - someone who finds solutions, takes ownership, and contributes to the team\'s success
  • Confident communicator with negotiation skills
  • Motivated to become an expert in design and build estimating

This is more than just another Estimator role. It is a career-building opportunity with a company that will invest in your skills, broaden your expertise, and give you the tools to progress into senior roles - all while working in a team that values positivity and collaboration


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