CSA Estimator
- Dublin
- Permanent
- Full-time
- Complete & manage large tenders across long duration timeframes.
- Preparing estimates based on drawings and specifications.
- Manage quantities and prepare a pricing document.
- Obtain pricing for elements of the building from Irish and European subcontractors and suppliers.
- Utilise spreadsheets to compare subcontractor’s bids and quotations, and to demonstrate reasoning for selecting subcontractors.
- Assist in the maintaining of the cost database.
- Present the estimate to the Estimating Director, and to the Board of Directors, where and when required.
- Build relationships with key vendors (subcontractors, suppliers, engineers, etc)
- Keep informed with developments in the construction industry.
- Participate in the development of procedures to ensure a high standard of quality control in the documents produced by the Estimating Department.
- Co-operate with the application of quality assurance procedures.
- Engage in personal development planning and performance review procedures, as required.
- Perform other such duties appropriate to the position as may be assigned from time to time by Winthrop Management.
- Ensure confidentiality is maintained with respect to all information obtained during employment, particularly with respect to information provided by, or obtained from, others.
- Understand the requirement to achieve a high level of quality in the production of subcontractor tender documentation and Winthrop’s tender submission.
- Understand the company’s high standards of safety.
- Able to identify potential risks on a project.
- An Estimating background with at least 5+ years’ satisfactory experience
- Knowledge of FIDIC contracts
- Proficiency in the use of Microsoft Word, Excel, or one of the more widely used QS BQ production software packages – e.g. Buildsoft or CostX
- Opportunity to work with a Market Leader in the Data centre Industry
- Supportive career development
- Competitive salary package
- Collaborative team environment
- Pipeline of project growth