Estimator / Project Manager

Estimator / Project Manager Centerline Drivers, LLC A True Blue Company

• 3.6 Richmond, CA Job Details Full-time $89,800
• $150,000 a year 2 hours ago Benefits Mileage reimbursement Qualifications Statistics Civil engineering Bachelor's degree Geometry Algebra Full Job Description Demolition Company founded in 1999 is now accepting resumes for a Estimator/Project Manager. The company specializes in demolitions, excavation, swimming pool removal and drainage and landscaping. Responsibilities

Quantity Takeoffs:

Measuring and quantifying every material needed for a project (e.g., cubic yards of concrete, linear feet of piping).

Bid Preparation:

Compiling detailed cost proposals, including direct costs, indirect overhead, and profi t margins, to secure new contracts.

Subcontractor Coordination:

Soliciting, reviewing, and negotiating quotes from various trade partners and vendors.

Site Inspections:

Visiting potential project sites to identify physical constraints (e.g., difficult access, drainage issues) that may impact costs.

Risk Assessment:

Identifying potential project delays or price fl uctuations (e.g., weather, material shortages) and building contingencies into the budget.

Value Engineering:

Recommending alternative materials or methods to reduce costs without compromising project quality.

• Work with project managers, engineers, and clients to refi ne estimates.
• Monitor actual costs against estimates throughout the project lifecycle. Core Skills

Blueprint Reading:

Proficiency in interpreting 2D drawings, 3D models, and technical specifications.

Mathematical Proficiency :

Advanced skills in algebra, geometry, and basic statistics for complex volume and area calculations.

Technical Software:

Expertise in estimating software such as Building Connect, Plan hub, and Microsoft Excel.

Analytical Thinking:

Ability to evaluate historical data and market trends to forecast future project expenses accurately.

Communication:

Negotiating with suppliers and presenting detailed fi nancial reports to clients and project managers. Education and Career Paths

Education:

A Bachelor's degree in construction management, civil engineering, or architecture is typically preferred. However, some enter the role through extensive fi eld experience in the trades.

• Certifi cations: Professional credentials such as the Certified Professional Estimator (CPE) or Certified Estimating Professional (CEP) are highly valued.

Specializations:

Estimators may specialize in specifi c areas such as electrical, mechanical (MEP), civil engineering, or residential construction.

Salary :

$89,800, with senior roles $150,000/per year Monday

• Friday 7:00am
• 3:30pm Mileage Reimbursement and/or a Company Vehicle Provided Commissions on what you sell

Pay:

$89,800.00

• $150,000.

00 per year

Work Location:

In person