We Need Estimator Right Now-Start Tomorrow

  • Morton Grove, Illinois
  • Full Time
Commercial storefront/glazing company seeks estimator. We are open to training. Prior experience in the field is preferred, but not required. Excellent opportunity for starting a career in the glazing industry or for an experienced estimator.
Responsibilities:
Collaborate with clients, architects, and engineers to review project plans,
specifications, and drawings
Conduct on-site visits and assessments to gather relevant information and
measurements if needed
Research and evaluate glazing materials, storefront systems, and components
We can show you how to prepare detailed quantity takeoffs, encompassing materials, labor, equipment,
and subcontractor costs, based on project requirements and industry standards.
Analyze and interpret project documents to identify potential risks, challenges,
and opportunities that may impact project costs and timelines.
Collaborate with subcontractors, suppliers, and vendors to gather competitive
pricing and negotiate cost-effective agreements.
Develop comprehensive and accurate cost estimates, including detailed
breakdowns of costs, profit margins, and project schedules.
Present cost estimates and project proposals to clients, emphasizing key
features, benefits, and cost-saving opportunities.
Continuously update and maintain a database of cost estimates, project
specifications, and industry pricing trends.

Qualifications:
Prior experience in glazing or commercial storefronts preferred.
College experience preferred.
Proficiency in using construction estimating software and tools is a plus.
Strong mathematical and analytical skills
Familiarity with relevant building codes, regulations, and industry standards is
beneficial.

We offer competitive compensation and employee benefits.

INTERESTED?
Please e-mail a resume along with a phone number.
Job ID: 485651808
Originally Posted on: 7/17/2025

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