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Uprite Construction lists this Associate Estimator opportunity in boise, Idaho. Review the employer’s description below for duties, qualifications and application requirements.
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Uprite Construction is seeking an Associate Estimator to join our growing Preconstruction team in Boise, Idaho. You MUST live within a commutable distance to this location to be considered.
This role is ideal for an estimator who has already gained experience estimating commercial construction projects while working for a commercial general contractor and is ready to continue developing within a collaborative and fast paced environment.
The Junior Estimator will work closely with Senior Estimators and Preconstruction Managers to prepare accurate estimates, perform quantity takeoffs, evaluate subcontractor proposals, and support the preconstruction process from conceptual budgeting through final bid submission.
What You'll Do:
Assist with preparing conceptual and detailed construction estimates
Perform quantity takeoffs from drawings and specifications
Solicit, review, and analyze subcontractor and supplier proposals
Prepare bid packages and scope comparisons
Review plans, specifications, and contract documents
Support value engineering efforts throughout preconstruction
Maintain subcontractor relationships and assist with bid leveling
Participate in preconstruction meetings with internal teams
Assist with project budgeting and estimate updates throughout design
Coordinate with Operations to ensure a smooth project handoff after award
Maintain organized estimating files and documentation
Continuously develop estimating knowledge and construction expertise
What You'll Bring:
2 or more years of commercial construction estimating experience
Must have estimating experience working directly for a commercial general contractor
Experience estimating ground up commercial construction projects preferred
Ability to read and interpret construction drawings and specifications
Strong mathematical and analytical skills
Excellent organizational and communication skills
Ability to manage multiple priorities in a deadline driven environment
Bachelor's degree in Construction Management, Engineering, or related field preferred
About Us
Uprite Construction was established in 1991 as a multi-service construction company specializing in project site development, ground-up, new construction, renovations, and tenant improvements for the commercial and industrial sectors. Check us out at upritecomgmt.com!
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boise, ID, 83708, US
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