Job Description
Your new company A well-established and growing Mechanical & Electrical contractor based in Northamptonshire is looking to expand its mechanical projects division due to continued success and a strong pipeline of work.The business delivers mechanical packages across a range of sectors including residential accommodation (apartment blocks), commercial offices, and healthcare projects, with project values typically ranging from £100k to £3.5m. Alongside the projects arm, the company also operates a successful service and maintenance division, providing long-term stability and repeat business opportunities. Your new role You will join the business as a Mechanical Estimator, with the role open to candidates at either Intermediate or Senior level, depending on experience.You will be responsible for preparing accurate and competitive tenders across a variety of mechanical building services packages including HVAC, pipework, and plumbing systems. The level of responsibility will reflect your experience, with more senior candidates taking ownership of tenders and supporting the development of the estimating function.The company currently uses Trimble Estimation software and is transitioning to Simpro, offering an opportunity to be involved in system improvements.Key duties include: Preparing detailed mechanical estimates from drawings and specifications Obtaining and evaluating supplier and subcontractor quotations Supporting the preparation of tender submissions Working closely with internal teams across pre-construction and delivery For more senior candidates, this will also involve: Leading tenders from enquiry to submission Providing value engineering solutions Mentoring junior team members Supporting process improvements within the estimating function What you'll need to succeed Experience working as a Mechanical Estimator within an M&E contractor Strong understanding of building services systems (HVAC, pipework, plumbing) Ability
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