Lead Estimator - Interior Fit-out

Randall Construction

7d•$80,000 - $100,000•Hybrid

About The Position

Our Lead Estimator is responsible for all costs on construction projects from start to finish, estimating expenses, preparing budgets, negotiating contracts, monitoring progress, valuing work done, and resolving disputes, ensuring projects deliver value for money while meeting quality and compliance standards. They act as financial experts, working with clients, contractors, and designers, balancing costs with performance and identifying financial risks.

Requirements

5+ years of real, hands-on field, estimating, and management experience in the Commercial Construction field utilizing advanced computer skills and project management / scheduling programs.
In-depth knowledge and understanding of construction methods, materials, and regulations.
Advanced computer skills with Microsoft Suite (Excel) and Bluebeam (CAD and BIM knowledge a plus).
Knowledge of Division 5 Metals and Division 9 Finishes.
Advanced mathematics and analysis skills.
Advanced critical thinking skills.
Communication skills (can speak to people in a professional environment).
Strong English language ability required
Time conscious (can be on time and efficient).
Demonstrate dependability, flexibility, and teamwork.
Ability to pass drug screen and background check.
Ability to adhere to, implement, and always follow safety procedures.
Ability to work well with others.
This is primarily a hybrid office / jobsite position and, as such, you must be able to sit up to six or more hours in an eight-hour workday, lift light objects such as files and paperwork frequently during the day, and objects weighing up to 10 pounds occasionally during the day. You must also be able to bend, stretch, crouch, and lift as required by the job.

Nice To Haves

bilingual (English / Spanish) a plus

Responsibilities

Cost Estimation & Budgeting: Reviewing blueprints, estimating material and labor costs, and setting budgets.
Contract Management: Preparing tender documents, negotiating contracts, and managing payments to contractors.
Risk Management: Identifying financial and commercial risks and developing strategies to mitigate them.
Procurement: Advising on material sourcing and selecting contractors/subcontractors.
Site Monitoring: Visiting construction sites to track progress, verify work, and manage variations.
Reporting & Analysis: Preparing cost reports, analyzing project finances, and ensuring compliance with regulations.
Dispute Resolution: Assisting in resolving disagreements between parties, potentially through arbitration.