Job Description
Junior Estimator 25,000 - 30,000 + Full Training + Qualification Support + Clear progression Sevenoaks (Commutable from: Oxted, Tonbridge, Orpington, Bromley, Caterham, Maidstone, Croydon) Do you have basic construction related qualifications? Are you looking to join a thriving construction contractor where you will receive full training and development to become an Estimator? This is an excellent opportunity with a market leading contractor who will enable you to become a well round Estimator within a variety of projects. You will receive hands on training and development with the chance to gain additional qualifications. This well-established Contractor has gone from strength to strength building a great clientele across residential, education and healthcare creating a great steam of workload. Due to success, they're looking to expand their commercial department. Getting hands on training from their Senior Estimator, you'll support the tender process end-to-end, including take-offs from drawings, site visits, enquiries and pulling together submissions before handing over to delivery. This role suits someone with an interest or basic qualification in construction, alongside a full driver's license. You will be motivated by long-term technical development, structured training, and progressing through the estimating/commercial function as their capability grows. The Role: Supporting tendering from enquiry through to submission and handover Full training to take off drawings, produce costs and submit tenders Working closely alongside the Commercial Director Westerham office-based with site visits across London / South East / Kent / Essex The Person: Construction-related qualification or experience Strong maths and strong Microsoft Excel skills Motivated candidate with desire to progress within the construction industry Full UK driving licence (or able to travel to sites reliably) Reference Number: BBBH(phone number removed) Ple
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