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Michels Pacific Energy

Estimator, Substations - Michels Pacific Energy, Inc.

Boise, IdahoConstructionPosted

Full-Time
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Strengthening the West Coast's power grid isn't for the weak. Keeping electricity flowing and the lights might not be a 9-to-5 desk job, but it is a chance to do meaningful work. Michels Pacific Energy, Inc. is a sought-after power delivery contractor.

We do what is needed - from building transmission lines and substations to distribution networks and natural disaster repairs. Our work improves lives. Find out how a career at Michels Pacific Energy, Inc. can change yours.

As an Estimator, your key responsibilities will be to evaluate bid specifications and drawings, ensuring that we know everything required to successfully bid and win the project. Estimators must aggressively follow-up with subcontractors to ensure that bids are received. Estimators also work with the Project Management teams to follow-up on bids and budgets to close the business.

Estimators review bid requirements for projects that are approximately $500K or less, ensuring all aspects of the project are documented and accounted for. Critical for success are the abilities to produce highly accurate work in a timely manner, maintain strong attention to detail and organizational skills. Communication skills, both oral and written, are a must.

A strong understanding and being comfortable working with numbers has been a key success to this role. This position provides assistance and direction to other team members…

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