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M&E Estimator (Electrical Bias)
An exciting opportunity to join a forward thinking MEP contractor, with a fantastic industry reputation, and great working culture.
The role will be supporting data centre work, however the individual may be expected to complete UK fit out jobs too. UK project sizes are between £15-20m. The role will be reporting into the Head of Estimating, with no direct reportees.
Location:
London office based role, with very occasional trips to Frankfurt.
Experience:
2-3 years minimum estimating experience.
Salary + Benefits:
£60-65k per annum
Bonus Scheme
Travel expenses
Private Healthcare
Generous Contributory Pension Scheme
Death in Service
Critical Illness
Income protection
Subsidised social events
To discuss further, please contact Michelle Dalton on 07939876492 in confidence, or drop me a message to arrange a call. [email protected]
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M&E Estimator (Electrical Bias)
An exciting opportunity to join a forward thinking MEP contractor, with a fantastic industry reputation, and great working culture.
The role will be supporting data centre work, however the individual may be expected to complete UK fit out jobs too. UK project sizes are between £15-20m. The role will be reporting into the Head of Estimating, with no direct reportees.
Location:
London office based role, with very occasional trips to Frankfurt.
Experience:
2-3 years minimum estimating experience.
Salary + Benefits:
£60-65k per annum
Bonus Scheme
Travel expenses
Private Healthcare
Generous Contributory Pension Scheme
Death in Service
Critical Illness
Income protection
Subsidised social events
To discuss further, please contact Michelle Dalton on 07939876492 in confidence, or drop me a message to arrange a call. [email protected]
Click M&E Estimator job to continue reading this thread.
This content has been posted from our Electrical Advice website. You're welcome to reply to the question or post your own question, whether DIY or professional.
