Universal Electrical Service, Inc.

Junior Electrical Estimator - Commercial

Souderton, PA - Full Time

Junior Commercial Electrical Estimator

Location: Souderton, PA Area
Employment Type: Full-Time
Salary: $70,000–$90,000, based on experience

Position Summary

Universal Electrical Service, Inc. (UES) is seeking a Junior Commercial Electrical Estimator with hands-on commercial electrical construction field experience.

This is an excellent opportunity for a Commercial Electrician, Journeyman, Lead, or Foreman who wants to transition from the jobsite into estimating. With an excellent path into Project Management!

This is strictly a commercial electrical construction position. Maintenance technicians, mechanics, and candidates without commercial electrical construction experience will not be considered.

Responsibilities

  • Review commercial electrical drawings, plans, and specifications.
  • Perform electrical material and quantity takeoffs.
  • Assist with labor and material pricing.
  • Obtain vendor and subcontractor pricing.
  • Assist with preparing competitive project bids.
  • Identify project scope, exclusions, and potential issues.
  • Work closely with Senior Estimators and Project Managers.
  • Learn and utilize electrical estimating software and technology.
  • Apply practical field experience to accurately estimate installation requirements.

Qualifications

  • 5 - 8 years of hands-on commercial electrical construction experience.
  • Experience working directly on commercial construction jobsites.
  • Commercial Electrician, Journeyman, Lead, or Foreman experience preferred.
  • Ability to read and understand electrical drawings and blueprints.
  • Strong understanding of commercial electrical installation methods.
  • Basic computer and Microsoft Excel skills.
  • Strong attention to detail and organizational skills.
  • Desire to build a career in electrical estimating.

Preferred: Journeyman experience, electrical apprenticeship completion, and/or previous estimating or takeoff experience.

What We Offer

  • Competitive salary based on experience
  • Health, dental & vision insurance
  • 401(k) with company match
  • Paid holidays and vacation
  • Company-provided training
  • Career advancement opportunities
  • Safety equipment and PPE provided

Build on your field experience and take the next step in your electrical construction career with UES.

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