Senior Estimator

Dane House, Europa Park, Stoneclough Road, Kearsley, Manchester, M26 1GE
United Kingdom

At Bethell Construction, we have been shaping the Northwest for over 160 years. As a leading civil engineering and utility services group, we are on an exciting growth journey, currently expanding our team by 20% year on year. With major framework contracts with United Utilities, Manchester Airport Group, Local Authorities, and numerous key infrastructure clients, we’re proud to deliver projects that make a real difference.

Our work goes beyond delivering highways and infrastructure; we are committed to building meaningful careers that allow our people to thrive. As an Investors in People and Workplace Wellbeing Charter–accredited organisation, we support our people’s growth through ongoing professional training and development.

As a Senior Estimator, you’ll play a pivotal role in supporting the business to secure new work. Main duties will include:

• Preparing detailed, analytical estimates from first principles.
• Reviewing tender documents, assessing scope, and taking off accurate quantities.
• Compiling comprehensive enquiries for subcontractors and suppliers.
• Ensuring bids are submitted professionally and in line with ITT instructions.
• Collaborating with the Estimating team to deliver winning proposals.

• Minimum HND/HNC in Civil Engineering or a related technical discipline.
• Minimum 5 years’ experience in estimating within civil engineering (infrastructure, wastewater, highways, FRC).
• At least 5 years’ on-site experience in Civil Engineering.
• Proficiency in estimating software (Valesco, Causeway, Conquest, Candy).
• Strong financial and commercial management skills.
• Solid knowledge of CESMM, HWMM, SMM7 and NEC contracts.

• Be part of a company with a 160-year legacy and ambitious growth plans.
• Access accredited training and career development opportunities.
• Work in a culture that values wellbeing, diversity, and inclusion.

Ready to take the next step? Apply now and help us build the future of infrastructure in the Northwest.