Mechanical Estimator

Morson Edge
Birmingham
3 days ago
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Mechanical Estimator
Morson Edge are looking for a detail-driven Mechanical Estimator to join our dynamic team and play a key role in delivering accurate, competitive, and timely cost estimates for mechanical and building services projects in the commercial and healthcare sectors.
About the Role:
As a Mechanical Estimator, you'll work closely with our project managers, engineers, and clients to prepare detailed quotations, assess tender documents, and ensure our bids are both commercially viable and technically sound.
Key Responsibilities:
Review and interpret mechanical drawings, specifications, and tender documents
Prepare accurate cost estimates for labour, materials, and subcontractor services
Liaise with suppliers and subcontractors to obtain competitive pricing
Identify value engineering opportunities to improve project efficiency
Support the bid process from initial enquiry through to submission
What We're Looking For:
Proven experience as a Mechanical Estimator in building services or related sectors
Strong understanding of HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical systems
Excellent numerical, analytical, and communication skills
Proficiency in estimating software and Microsoft Office
Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines
Why Join Us?
Competitive salary and benefits package
Opportunities for career progression and professional development
Supportive, collaborative working environment
Exciting projects across multiple sectors


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