Underground Wet Utility Estimator Project Manager

Building Team Solutions Inc; Austin (TX); On-site; USD 85,000 - 120,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Profit-sharing

Job summary

Building Team Solutions Inc is seeking an experienced wet-utility estimator capable of turning field insight into accurate, competitive estimates for sewer/wastewater and storm-drain work.

Ideal candidates understand soil, trench, and equipment implications on costs, and may have project-management experience to assist post-award activities. Remote nationwide reach with relocation to Austin for the right long-term opportunity.

Qualifications

• Experience estimating wet-utility projects, including sewer/wastewater and storm-drain work.
• Ability to translate site conditions and crew productivity into accurate estimates.
• Strong understanding of material costs and labor hours.

Responsibilities

• Primary responsibility: estimate construction projects accurately and competitively.
• Support project teams post-award if needed.
• Communicate assumptions and risk factors clearly.

Skills

Estimating knowledge

Field experience

Project management

Wet-utility experience

Job description

The best underground utility estimators don’t learn everything from a spreadsheet.

They understand what happens in the trench.

Building Team Solutions is recruiting an experienced:

(Project Management experience is a plus)

• Profit-sharing opportunity

You do not have to live in Texas today.

We want to connect with experienced wet-utility estimators across the country who would consider relocating to Austin for the right long-term opportunity.sewer/wastewater and storm-drain construction is required.

Our ideal candidate understands more than takeoffs. You know how soil conditions, compaction, trench depth, equipment capacity, crew size, production rates, man-hours, material costs and site conditions affect the final number.

Maybe you started as a laborer or equipment operator. Perhaps you worked your way into a foreman, superintendent, project manager or estimating position.

What matters is that you understand how underground utility work is actually built—and you can turn that knowledge into an accurate, competitive and profitable estimate.

The primary responsibility is estimating. However, candidates with project-management experience—or those interested in supporting projects after award—are strongly encouraged to apply.

If your experience was built in the field and sharpened in the estimating office, let’s have a confidential conversation.

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