Job DescriptionJob Description
We are a premier structural steel and miscellaneous metals fabricator located in Clifton, NJ. Our typical projects include universities, K-12 schools, hospitals, government buildings, data centers, and residential hi-rises throughout the Northeast United States. For more information please visit our website at www.bbironworksinc.com.
We currently have an opening for the position of Miscellaneous Metals Estimator. This is a mid-level position which involves the following tasks:
- reviewing project specifications and other bid documents
- reading and interpreting structural and architectural drawings
- performing material take-offs of stairs, railings, and other miscellaneous metal items
- accurately quantifying material costs, detailing hours, fabrication shop hours, field labor/equipment, and all other costs within scope of work based on company standards
- soliciting quotes from subcontractors and suppliers
- communicating project-related information with co-workers, general contractor, and design team
- generating RFI’s/asking questions when information in bid documents is missing or unclear, and following up to ensure answers are received
The requirements for this position are:
- Minimum of 10 years of experience in the steel industry, with at least 5 years of miscellaneous metals estimating experience.
- Associate’s or Bachelor’s Degree in a construction related field , but not required.
- Computer Skills – familiarity with Bluebeam, MS Excel, and MS Word
- Communication/Documentation – Ability to clearly and properly communicate both verbally and in writing and to document all conversations.
- Reading Comprehension - Able to read and fully understand project documents: contract drawings, specifications, etc.
- Critical Thinking/Judgement - Able to work through problems and propose logical solutions
- Time Management - Able to meet all project deadlines and response to others in a timely fashion
- Active Listening - Give full attention to people so that everything they are saying is understood and appropriate questions can be asked.