Job Description
We are currently recruiting experienced MEP Estimators to work with a number of reputable Tier 1 and Tier 2 UK construction businesses across London, Kent and Essex. These are excellent opportunities for commercially minded MEP professionals looking to secure long-term contract work with well-established construction companies delivering a range of high-value projects across the region. The Role As an MEP Estimator, you will be responsible for preparing accurate and competitive estimates across mechanical and electrical packages, working closely with commercial, design and pre-construction teams to ensure projects are priced effectively and competitively. Key responsibilities include: Preparing detailed MEP estimates and tenders from drawings, specifications and other project information. Reviewing tender documentation and identifying scope, risks and opportunities. Producing accurate cost plans and detailed bills of quantities. Obtaining and analysing subcontractor and supplier quotations. Liaising with suppliers, subcontractors and internal commercial teams. Carrying out take-offs and assessing labour, materials, plant and subcontract costs. Identifying potential value engineering opportunities. Assisting with tender submissions and ensuring deadlines are met. Maintaining accurate estimating records and cost databases. Working closely with project and pre-construction teams throughout the tender process. About You The successful candidate will ideally have: Proven experience working as an MEP Estimator within the UK construction industry. Strong knowledge of mechanical and/or electrical building services. Experience estimating for Tier 1 or Tier 2 contractors is highly desirable. A strong understanding of construction drawings, specifications and tender documentation. Experience with MEP take-offs, cost planning and subcontractor procurement. Excellent commercial awareness and attention to detail. The ability to manage multiple tender
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