QHC Group is a growing Brisbane residential building company looking for an experienced Residential Estimator to become a key part of the team. You'll work directly with the builder and directors and have genuine ownership of the estimating process from project pricing through to construction.
Key responsibilities
- Preparing accurate residential construction estimates and costings
- Completing quantity take-offs from architectural and engineering plans
- Obtaining and assessing subcontractor and supplier pricing
- Preparing scopes of work and purchase orders
- Reviewing plans, engineering and specifications for discrepancies
- Managing variations and maintaining accurate project costs
- Working closely with the builder, supervisors, suppliers and subcontractors
- Helping improve QHC's estimating systems and processes
About you
- Understanding of how a house is actually built
- Organised and commercially minded
- Confident reading construction drawings
- Comfortable taking ownership of your work
- Experience with residential estimating software highly regarded
About us
QHC Group is a growing Brisbane residential building company. You'll work directly with the decision-makers in a growing residential building business where good ideas don't get lost through layers of management. We offer a supportive environment, genuine responsibility, variety across residential projects and the opportunity to grow your role as QHC continues to expand.
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