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Electrical Estimator

Energy, Whiteley
Wolverhampton
1 week ago
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Electrical Estimator


We're looking foran experienced Electrical Estimatorto join our client on their current growth withexciting Data Centre, Pharmaceutical, Commercial, Industrial and other projects across the UK & Europe, this role isbased in Wolverhampton and supporting projects both locally and across the UK.

This role ispaying between £45k to £55k annually.This is working a usual Monday to Friday routine (40 hours a week), plus additional benefits for a permanent employee (Pension, bonus, etc)

You must be an individual who comes from a previous backgroundon large projects, ideally within Data Centres, Pharmaceuticals, Industrial, Commercial or similarwith experience managing constant workflow across the UK & IRL, ensuring all tenders are completed consistently, produce accurate measures of tenders, managing and supporting all technical and commercial risks and much more

  • Must have previous Electrical Estimator experience on large projects.
  • Must have a UK passport due to this work being in Wolves.
  • Ideally looking for someone with experience acrossData Centres, Pharmaceutical, Commercial, Industrial and moreas the client is a specialist in these industries. Would consider candidates without this experience depending on the rest of your experience.
  • Strong experience with Estimating aspects of large-scale construction projects.
  • An outside of the box method of thinking to ensure projects are adhered to within timescales.

If you are anindividual with at least 3+ years of experience in an Electrical Estimator position or similar,looking for an exciting opportunity in Wolves with potential growth and future projects being elsewhere across the EMEA region, the opportunity to grow within a business andto join a leader in there expertise,please do get in touch. This is just the start of our client's exciting growth within the business!

Matchtech is acting within a capacity of a Recruitment Agent to their client.


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