Clayton Timbrell & Company, Inc.
Estimator - Residential Construction
Clayton Timbrell & Company, Inc., San Francisco, California, United States, 94199
Essential Job Functions:
Bid Preparation
Review and thoroughly evaluate potential project requests for proposals.
Change Management
Evaluate change requests from clients, architects, and engineers to determine the impact on project costs, timelines, and resources. Provide accurate and timely cost estimates for proposed changes.
Materials Procurement
Collaborate with vendors and suppliers to source and procure construction materials at competitive prices. Maintain up-to-date knowledge of market trends and material costs to ensure cost-effective purchasing.
Plan Reading & Scope Analysis
Interpret construction plans and specifications to understand project requirements and the scope of work.
Identify potential discrepancies, challenges, and opportunities in plans.
Project Scheduling
Create detailed MS Project schedules to accurately estimate general conditions costs.
Collaborate with PMs and Superintendents to develop project sequencing and trade durations.
Cost Analysis
Conduct thorough cost analysis by factoring in labor, materials, equipment, overhead, and other relevant expenses.
Ensure accuracy and consistency in estimating methods.
Communication
Collaborate effectively with project teams, clients, architects, and subcontractors to gather information, clarify project details, and communicate estimates and potential cost implications.
Documentation
Maintain organized and detailed records of estimates, bids, change orders, and material procurement.
Ensure all documentation adheres to company standards and protocols.
Continuous Improvement
Proactively seek opportunities to enhance estimating processes, accuracy, and efficiency.
Stay updated on industry best practices and emerging technologies related to construction estimating.
Qualifications
Estimating experience in luxury residential and or high-end retail / hospitality construction.
Bachelors degree or certification in a construction related academic discipline preferred, but not required.
Self-Starter with the ability to build new processes/procedures.
Advanced proficiency in reading and interpreting construction drawings and specifications.
Strong analytical skills with attention to detail and accuracy.
Effective communication skills, both written and verbal.
Advanced understanding of construction materials means and methods, market trends, and vendor relationships.
Advanced knowledge of computer software including but not limited to MS Excel, MS Project, Procore, Onscreen Takeoff & Bluebeam
Ability to work independently and collaboratively.