Senior Estimator

Company Description Below covers everything you need to know about what this opportunity entails, as well as what is expected from applicants. Pacific Pile & Marine (PPM) is a heavy civil and marine general contractor providing top-tier services along the West Coast of the United States and Canada. Headquartered in Seattle, WA, PPM specializes in diverse marine and transportation infrastructure projects, including bridges, ports, marine structures, dredging, and environmental construction. The company serves regions across Washington, Oregon, Idaho, Montana, Alaska, California, Hawaii, and British Columbia. Known for its cutting-edge industry leadership, PPM seeks motivated, team-oriented professionals to support its innovative and impactful projects. Role Description This is a full-time, on-site Senior Estimator role located in Seattle, WA. Senior Estimators are responsible for accurately estimating the cost, time, materials, labor, and equipment required for a construction project. They develop means and methods, work through the logistical requirements, perform cost analyses, determine the duration of a project, procure vendors and subcontractors, and ensure that resources are managed, and deadlines are met. This includes analyzing project plans, developing budgets, and collaborating with project managers and engineers. Additional responsibilities include sourcing suppliers and subcontractors, conducting quantity take-offs, and providing accurate, detailed analysis to support bidding and project execution efforts. Essential Duties and Responsibilities: Support Chief Estimator and the estimating department during bidding activities Conduct initial analysis of drawings and specifications to ensure required documentation is present and determine scope of work Develop full-scope estimates based on Bid-Build, Design-Build or CM/GC construction documents Ability to efficiently review, note, and communicate critical aspects of the Contract Documents, including permits and reference materials Critically analyze bid documents and understand risk and opportunities and articulate those to management Formulating contingency plans and effectively managing risks that might impact cost and time estimates. Create detailed crew and production cost estimates and review prices with estimating team Conduct material quantity take-offs for accurate project estimation Assist in the collection and recording of historical data. Utilize historical data to assist in accurate estimating Communicate with superintendents and the Equipment Department to identify project needs Participate in technical proposals for Alternative Delivery projects Performs technical/plan review when required Preparing estimates to meet project goals, such as setting work hours, sequencing tasks, obtaining materials, and securing the best deals with vendors and subcontractors. Ensuring that relevant documents and budgets are submitted before a bid deadline. Regularly reporting to Management and keeping clients updated on the project status. Keeping track of the latest estimating technology and industry-related techniques. Collaborating with other teams, conducting site visits, and providing other services, like bid deliveries and bid close-out when required. Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or an equivalent degree. Strong organizational skills and must be able to manage multiple tasks simultaneously. Strong communication skills both written and oral. Ability to meet demands in a face-paced environment. Must demonstrate strong critical thinking / problem solving skills and attention to detail. Open- and proactive-minded with an ability to adapt to changing needs in the workplace. Team-oriented self-starter diligent work ethic. Extensive experience as an Estimator in the construction field. Ability to closely collaborate with other project teams and stakeholders. Excellent research, technical/proposal writing, and oral presentation skills. Extensive knowledge of best industry practices and standards. Advanced computer skills and demonstrable competency with software such as HCSS HeavyBid. Ability to travel and perform site visits. Compensation and Benefits Washington Salary Range of $106,050 to $161,700 depending on experience. Retirement Plan including up to a 4% employer match. Three weeks paid vacation per year. 14 Paid Holidays per year. Sick leave provided per WA Paid Sick Leave Law. Employees (and their families) are covered by Medical, Dental & Vision Benefits. Annual Bonus program Valid driver's license and acceptable driving record required to operate company vehicles. A pre-employment drug screen and background check will be conducted. To apply, please email your resume and salary requirements to careers@pacificpile.com. Pacific Pile & Marine is an Equal Employment Opportunity Employer. All qualified applicants will be considered, regardless of race, gender, or status as an individual with a disability or veteran.