Job Description
This is a genuine opportunity to develop a long-term estimating career within an established Bristol-based specialist roofing and cladding contractor. The business has been trading for over 25 years, recently transitioned to an Employee Ownership Trust, and delivers building envelope packages nationwide for major main contractors and housebuilders including the likes of Barratt London and Midas Group. The company covers the full building envelope, from roofing and cladding through to SFS framing systems, insulation and fixings, working with premium manufacturer partners such as Kingspan, Eurobond, Ash Lacy, FrameClad SFS, Encon and Fixfast. Recent and ongoing projects have included high-rise residential blocks, education and public sector schemes and commercial developments across the South West, Wales, the Midlands, Devon and London. This role is not looking for a very senior estimator. The right candidate will have some relevant experience and the appetite to grow into the role with real mentoring and support. As an Employee Owned business, every member of staff has a genuine stake in the success of the company through a tax-free annual bonus of up to 3,600. Estimator Salary & Benefits Salary: 45,000 to 50,000 (DOE) Employee Ownership Trust Annual Bonus of up to 3,600 tax-free (subject to company performance) 20 Days Holiday Plus Bank Holidays Christmas Shutdown in Addition to Holiday Entitlement BrightHR Employee Benefits Including Online GP Appointments and Counselling Support Additional Employee Perks Through BrightHR Scheme Pension Scheme Ongoing Training and Development with Real Mentoring from Senior Team Established employee-owned business with 25 plus years of trading history Estimator Job Overview Prepare accurate and competitive estimates for roofing, cladding, SFS and wider building envelope packages Carry out take-offs from drawings and specifications, calculating labour, material and preliminary costs Manage tenders from initia
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