Intermediate Estimator

Schedule: Monday to Friday |7:00 AM to 4:00 PM Work Setup: Onsite | Quezon City Role Purpose The Intermediate Construction Estimator delivers high-volume, technical cost estimates for property refurbishments and reinstatements. This role provides the technical foundation for project readiness, transforming detailed scopes of work into accurate "first-pass" estimates for tender submission. This role focuses on technical execution and does not involve setting profit margins, making final commercial decisions, or approving final quotes. Key Responsibilities: Review externally generated, detailed scopes of work to perform precise trade-based take-offs and compile Bills of Quantities (BOQs). Populate standardized templates and prepare robust preliminary estimates for facility reinstatements and refurbishments. Clearly document all assumptions and exclusions to ensure full transparency for the Estimating Manager. Proactively identify and flag unclear scope items or pricing-related issues to ensure total estimate accuracy. Communicate with Facilities Coordinators and Project Supervisors to ensure a comprehensive understanding of the required works. Respond to and incorporate Quality Assurance feedback to maintain alignment with required building standards. Qualifications: Bachelor's degree in Engineering, Construction Management, or a related field (preferred) 3–5 years in Construction Estimating or Quantity Surveying, with a focus on residential fit-outs or refurbishments. Proven experience in Home for the Aged, Residential Care, or working with Facilities Providers is highly regarded. Previous experience with Australian estimating standards or work history with Australian construction firms is a significant plus Advanced ability to interpret architectural drawings, technical specifications, and detailed scopes of work. High level of competence in estimating software (e.g. Cubit, Bluebeam Revu, CostX, Xactimate, etc.) and Microsoft Excel. Strong numerical reasoning and the ability to maintain consistency while managing significant workloads.