Job offer : Electrical estimator / cost estimator (M/F)

Prepare reliable, complete and competitive electrical offers, integrating technical constraints, completion times and profitability objectives.

Main missions

Analyze files Study plans, technical documents and administrative documents of consultations; identify the scope, interfaces between lots, inconsistencies and missing information. Carry out necessary site visits and formalize requests for clarification.

Carry out measurements and costing Quantify equipment, cables, routing and high-current and low-current services. Estimate supplies, labor, site resources, tests and associated costs. Make costing assumptions traceable.

Consult and compare Consult suppliers and subcontractors; compare offers with equivalent scope; identify exclusions and verify quantities, deadlines and characteristics of the proposed solutions.

Build the offer Fill in price breakdowns, quotes and schedules. Propose reasoned variants or optimizations. Present assumptions, reservations and risks to management for validation of prices and submission conditions.

Ensure handover Transmit the costing file, hourly budget, consultations and points of vigilance to the works teams. Use site feedback to update ratios and the price database.

• Training in electrotechnics or building electricity, Bac +2 level desired, or equivalent professional experience.
• Experience desired in electrical measurements and price studies; field experience supplemented by costing practice will be appreciated.
• Good reading of plans and market documents; knowledge of high-current and low-current installations.
• Mastery of Excel and ease with quote and measurement software used in the company.
• Rigor, sense of analysis, organization, respect for deadlines and ability to explain one's assumptions.

Autonomy and responsibilities

The selling price, final margin and commercial commitments are validated by management.

Success benchmarks in the position

• Offers submitted on time, with a clearly documented scope and assumptions.
• Reliability of quantities, hourly budgets and supplier consultations.
• Quality of handovers and analysis of deviations between forecasts and realization.