Electrical Estimator
Electrical Estimator – Tier One Contractor
Hybrid – London & Essex Offices
Full-Time | Minimum 3 Days In-Office
Competitive Salary + Package
A leading Tier One contractor is seeking an experienced Electrical Estimator to join their Pre-Construction team. This is an excellent opportunity to be part of a highly regarded business delivering major commercial projects across London and the South East.
With offices based in both London and Essex, the company offers hybrid working, requiring a minimum of 3 days per week in the office.
The Role
The successful candidate will be responsible for producing accurate and competitive cost estimates for commercial electrical works on projects typically valued between £1m and £50m. They will play a crucial role in the tendering process, working closely with internal teams and external stakeholders to deliver high-quality bids.
Key Responsibilities
Prepare detailed and accurate electrical cost estimates
Analyse project drawings, specifications, and tender documents
Liaise with suppliers and subcontractors for quotations and pricing
Participate in value engineering and risk reviews
Support the handover process from pre-construction to delivery teams
Candidate Requirements
A minimum of 5 years’ experience in electrical estimating within the commercial sector
Experience working with Tier One contractors or established M&E contractors
Strong technical understanding of electrical systems in commercial environments
Familiarity with estimating software (e.g., Trimble, ConQuest, or similar)
Excellent communication, organisational, and analytical skills
The Offer
A competitive salary and benefits package
Hybrid working with flexibility between London and Essex offices
The opportunity to work on major commercial projects with a respected Tier One business
Long-term career progression and professional development
This is a fantastic opportunity for a skilled Electrical Estimator to join a leading contractor with a strong pipeline of work.
For more information or a confidential discussion, please contact Harry Severn at ARC – (url removed)