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Electrical Estimator
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- South Burlington, Vermont, United States
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South Burlington, VT, US
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About the Role
We are looking for an experienced Electrical Estimator to join our client's team in South Burlington, VT. This role involves preparing accurate cost estimates for commercial and industrial electrical projects.
Responsibilities
- Review project plans, specifications, and bid documents
- Prepare detailed material and labor cost estimates
- Coordinate with vendors and subcontractors for pricing
- Attend pre-bid meetings and site visits
- Support project managers with change order pricing
Requirements
- 3+ years electrical estimating experience
- Proficiency with estimating software (Accubid, ConEst, or similar)
- Strong knowledge of electrical systems and NEC code
- Commercial/industrial project experience
Compensation
$50-60/hour depending on experience. Full-Time W-2 position.
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