Estimator

About the Company

RJV, established in 1955, is a prominent civil engineering contracting firm in Western Australia known for its strong position in Civil Construction and Mining Services sectors. The company values its workforce as the cornerstone of its success and emphasizes training and internal promotions.

Role Overview

We are seeking a skilled Estimator to enhance our team, focused on subdivision, urban development, and infrastructure projects within the Perth metropolitan area. This permanent full-time role involves collaboration with our experienced estimating team to prepare competitive tenders for earthworks, roads, drainage, and underground installations, contributing to major subdivision and mining projects across WA.

Key Responsibilities

• Prepare and finalize tender pricing and associated documentation in consultation with the Estimating Manager and other managers.
• Conduct detailed quantity take-offs from engineering drawings.
• Source, assess, and integrate subcontractor and supplier prices.
• Assist in the creation of Bills of Quantities and cost plans.
• Engage in tender review meetings and manage tender handovers.
• Identify and evaluate tender risks, opportunities, and explore value engineering possibilities.
• Promote continuous improvement in health, safety, environmental, and quality processes during tendering.
• Maintain accurate records of tender data and statistics for all open submissions.
• Build and sustain positive relationships with clients and contractors.

Typical Projects

• Residential and industrial subdivisions
• Bulk earthworks
• Road and pavement construction
• Drainage, sewer, and water infrastructure
• Underground service installations
• Mining service packages
• Civil works projects valued between $1 million and over $20 million

Candidate Profile

• 1 to 3 years of experience in civil construction, project engineering, quantity surveying, or estimating.
• Preferably holds a tertiary qualification in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, Quantity Surveying, or related fields.
• Knowledgeable in subdivision and civil construction techniques.
• Capable of interpreting complex drawings, technical specifications, and scope documents.
• Strong analytical mindset with excellent numeracy skills.
• Effective communication and interpersonal skills at all organizational levels.
• Organized and able to plan work activities effectively.
• Proficient with Microsoft Office applications.
• Team-focused with a professional, ethical approach maintaining confidentiality.
• Detail-oriented, reliable, and adaptable.
• Experience with tendering, procurement, or project delivery is a plus.

Additional Benefits and Opportunities

• Engagement with significant subdivision, infrastructure, and mining projects spanning Western Australia.
• Clear pathways for career advancement.
• Supportive work culture encouraging ongoing professional growth.
• Competitive pay aligned with experience.
• Incentives through employee referral programs.