Electrical Estimator

Adams Electric Company is seeking dynamic and talented Estimators interested in a career in Preconstruction
. Join our outstanding team of skilled estimators and engineers to develop competitive proposals and estimates for exciting projects making an imprint on the community for future generations.

• Responsible for the full cycle of estimating and analysis, with support and oversight from Sr. Estimator
• Conduct analysis of drawings and specifications to ensure required information is provided
• Develop cost estimate by soliciting specific pricing from vendors and/or sub-contractors
• Provide detailed quantity takeoffs and unit prices for review with Senior Chief Estimator and/or Vice President of Preconstruction
• Train and lead Junior Estimators in their growth and learning, including leadership and hands‑on experience
• Participate in design‑assist project stages
• Must meet critical deadlines and provide accurate information
• Periodically visits jobsites

• Computer proficient with ability to adapt to new innovations and processes
• Experience in Electrical Construction Industry
• Capable of understanding construction documents including drawings, standards, and specifications
• Strong written, communication and problem-solving skills
• Strong math/accounting skills
• Potential management and leadership skills
• Functions effectively as part of a team
• Excellent time management and organizational skills
• Ability to always maintain discretion and confidentiality
• Positive attitude is a must
• Effective and professional communication skills to clients and within the Preconstruction team

• 2+ years Electrical Construction Estimation experience
• Ability to read plans/specs for select disciplines.
• Proficiency in Excel, Word, Blu Beam, Accubid, AutoCAD, PowerPoint; estimating and scheduling software a plus.
• Bachelor of Science in Construction Management or Engineering preferred (5+ years’ experience in electrical construction also be considered in lieu of a degree)

The above statements are intended to describe the general nature and level of work performed by people assigned to this classification.