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Novax Recruitment Ltd is seeking a Graduate / Junior Estimator for structural steel in Cavan, Ireland. You will join an estimating team and gradually take on responsibility as you learn the process.
You will read tender drawings, prepare take-offs, develop costings, review quotations and assist with tender submissions, working with Senior Estimators and project teams. This is a career-start role for a candidate with a degree in QS/Engineering and a proactive, numbers-driven mindset.
Location: Cavan, Ireland
Job Type: Full-time, permanent
Sector: Structural Steel / Construction
The steel leaving this business doesn't stay in the workshop for long.
It becomes part of major structural steel projects across Ireland, the UK and Europe - including work for major pharmaceutical and blue-chip clients.
Behind every one of those projects is an estimating team working out what the job will really take: how much steel is involved, what it will cost to fabricate, what needs to happen on site and where the commercial risks sit.
This is an opportunity to join that team at the start of your career and learn how structural steel goes from a set of drawings to a competitive tender.
You won't be expected to know structural steel estimating inside out from day one.
Instead, you'll work alongside experienced estimators and gradually take on more responsibility as you learn the process.
You will:
As you progress, you'll build an understanding of structural steel fabrication, erection methods, material pricing and the commercial decisions that sit behind successful projects.
This role is designed for someone at the beginning of your career who wants to build a future in construction estimating and structural steel.
You will ideally have:
Previous experience in structural steel estimating isn't expected.
A placement, work experience or background in construction, engineering, fabrication or estimating would be useful, but the bigger requirement is the potential to learn and develop.