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ARC (Norwich) Ltd is seeking a Senior Mechanical Estimator for our Colchester office to lead the mechanical estimating process on a range of Building Services projects, from enquiry through to contract award, ensuring compliant, competitive tenders.
You will work closely with design teams, suppliers and clients, manage multiple tenders, provide technical guidance, identify value engineering opportunities and support handover to delivery teams.
£60,000 to £70,000 + £6,000 Car Allowance + Benefits
Permanent
ARC is delighted to be partnering with a long-established and highly respected Building Services contractor to recruit a Senior Mechanical Estimator for their Colchester office.
With an enviable reputation for delivering high-quality Mechanical & Electrical projects across both the public and private sectors, our client continues to experience sustained growth and has an exciting opportunity for an experienced estimator to join their expanding pre-construction team.
This is an excellent opportunity to play a key role in securing major projects while joining a financially strong business that offers genuine long-term career progression.
As Senior Mechanical Estimator, you will lead the mechanical estimating process on a wide variety of Building Services projects, producing accurate, commercially competitive tenders from initial enquiry through to contract award.
Working closely with senior management, design teams, suppliers and subcontractors, you will take ownership of multiple tenders simultaneously, ensuring all submissions are technically compliant, commercially robust and delivered within strict deadlines.
You will also provide technical guidance throughout the tender process and play an important role in supporting the continued success of the pre-construction department.
We're looking for an experienced Mechanical Estimator who is confident managing complex tenders and enjoys working within a collaborative and professional environment.
You’ll ideally have: