Construction Estimator I

Join our dynamic team at beumergroup1 as a Construction Estimator I. In this entry-level position, you will play a critical role in analyzing project specifications, preparing cost estimates, and ensuring that projects are delivered on time and within budget.

Chandos Construction Ltd. is seeking an Estimator I to join the Municipal Infrastructure team in Calgary. This role supports the full estimation process for municipal projects, focusing on accurate cost assessments and timely project delivery. Role overview The Estimator I works closely with the team to prepare detailed estimates for municipal infrastructure work. This position involves gathering and analyzing project data to help ensure thorough and reliable cost projections. What you will do Assist in creating precise estimates for municipal infrastructure projects Support data collection and analysis for ongoing and upcoming projects Contribute to delivering comprehensive cost assessments on schedule Requirements Strong analytical skills with close attention to detail Clear and effective communication Interest in contributing to sustainable community development

Chandos Construction is seeking a Senior Estimator to join our dedicated team in Calgary. As a Senior Estimator, you will play a pivotal role in the pre-construction phase, leveraging your expertise to analyze project specifications and develop accurate cost estimates. You will collaborate closely with project managers, architects, and subcontractors to ensure that all aspects of the project are accounted for, contributing to our commitment to excellence and innovation in the construction industry.

Chandos seeks a Senior Estimator to join the Operations-Estimating team in Calgary. This position shapes project outcomes by preparing detailed cost estimates for a range of construction projects. The Senior Estimator works alongside project managers, architects, and trade partners to create thorough bid proposals that meet client expectations. Key responsibilities Prepare accurate and detailed cost estimates for multiple construction projects Work closely with project managers, architects, and trade partners during the estimating process Develop comprehensive bid proposals that address client requirements Uphold high standards of quality and precision in all estimating work Location This position is based in Calgary.

About the Role Chandos Construction Ltd. is looking for a Senior Estimator with experience in municipal infrastructure projects to join the Calgary office. This position focuses on managing estimating processes and preparing detailed bids for a range of infrastructure initiatives. What You Will Do Oversee the estimating process for municipal infrastructure projects from start to finish. Prepare accurate and comprehensive bids that reflect project requirements and timelines. Work closely with project managers, engineers, and stakeholders to confirm cost projections and align on project goals. Support the successful delivery of infrastructure projects through reliable cost analysis and collaboration. Location This role is based in Calgary.

Join AECOM as a Senior Estimator, where you will play a crucial role in project planning and execution by providing accurate cost estimates and analyses. Collaborate with a talented team to develop effective strategies that drive project success. Your expertise will be instrumental in ensuring projects are delivered on time and within budget.

Role Overview Chandos Construction is hiring a Municipal Infrastructure Estimator in Calgary. This position focuses on preparing accurate cost estimates for municipal projects such as roads, bridges, and utilities. The estimator works closely with engineers and project managers to keep projects within budget and on schedule. What You Will Do Assess project costs for municipal infrastructure work Collaborate with engineers and project managers throughout the estimating process Develop comprehensive bids for roads, bridges, and utility projects Help ensure projects meet budget and timeline targets What Matters Here Strong attention to detail and analytical thinking Commitment to accuracy in estimates and documentation Support for innovation and integrity in every project

Join PM2CM, Inc., a leading professional services company specializing in Program and Project Management, Construction Management, and Project Controls services throughout the design and construction phases. Our expertise lies in Project Controls, encompassing Scheduling, Cost Controls, Document Management, Budget Tracking, Estimating, Risk Analysis, Claims Avoidance and Mitigation, Change Management, and Earned Value Management.We are open to considering sponsorship for TN visa applicants.This position is based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, and operates in a Hybrid-Remote model (Tuesday and Wednesday in the office/field).The Project Controls Estimator I will play a pivotal role in consolidating scope and costs for projects ranging from approximately $25 million to over $1 billion. This position involves ensuring adherence to governance processes and assisting the Project Manager in obtaining executive approvals throughout the project lifecycle. The successful candidate will aggregate and report estimated project costs and respond to regulatory and legal data requests related to these estimates, acting as a subject matter expert in estimation methodologies, risk, and contingency applications.Collaborate with Project Management, Project Controls, Engineering, Finance, Legal, Regulatory, and other departments to plan, schedule, and manage the cost aggregation process at each project stage gate.Analyze cost estimates to confirm alignment with historical benchmarks for similarly scoped projects, investigating discrepancies with estimators from functional groups.Manage documentation for stage gate updates and regulatory filings.Conduct peer reviews of project aggregations while operating under minimal supervision.Develop cost estimates for new Transmission & Distribution Substations, Substation Rebuilds/Expansions, Major Equipment Replacements, Protection Upgrades/SA3, and new Customer Substations.Prepare scope take-offs based on design specifications, meeting minutes/scope of work, and relevant engineering drawings.Estimate material and labor costs using established estimating standards for direct and indirect costs, inputting these estimates into Cost Estimating Tools such as SCMT and InEight.Work closely with cross-functional stakeholders to review cost estimates and secure necessary approvals.Perform detailed variance analysis for cost estimates at various project stages.

Join our dynamic team at Turner Townsend as a Cost Estimator. In this pivotal role, you will leverage your expertise to assess project costs, ensuring timely and accurate estimates that meet our clients' needs. Your analytical skills will be essential in identifying cost-saving opportunities while maintaining high standards of quality.

Join our dynamic Transmission team at Valard Construction LP as a Construction Project Manager to oversee a significant project in Southern Ontario.In this pivotal role, you will report to the Project Director and utilize your extensive experience in utility construction and leadership to enhance project execution, financial performance, and client satisfaction. As a site-based leader, your expertise will be crucial in ensuring adherence to Valard's stringent safety, quality, and operational standards while driving project success.This position requires regular on-site presence with shift rotations. Travel accommodations, including flights and vehicles, will be provided.Key ResponsibilitiesOversee on-site project delivery, ensuring compliance with scope, schedule, budget, safety, and quality standards.Collaborate with the site Construction leadership team to meet client and company expectations.Manage the project contract, including issuing and overseeing subcontracts.Guide and develop Assistant Project Managers to foster leadership skills and team capability.Monitor project financial performance, including forecasting and cash flow management.Manage risks, changes, and contract administration to safeguard commercial interests.Build and maintain strong client relationships to support strategic growth and repeat business.Coordinate resources and procurement strategies across projects for optimal efficiency.Promote continuous improvement and best practices across all projects.Ensure compliance with all safety, quality, and environmental regulations.Provide input on bid reviews and constructability assessments to align estimating with execution.

Join Turner & Townsend as an Associate Director of Cost Estimating:In this critical role, you will take charge of:Estimating Responsibilities:Deliver comprehensive cost consulting services to both new and existing clients, leveraging your deep technical expertise in construction estimation.Mentor and lead the Cost Estimating Division team, fostering professional development and growth.Oversee the creation of Proposals, Bids, and Tenders for cost estimation projects within the Energy and Natural Resources sector across Canada.Review and validate cost estimates from internal estimators and contractors, ensuring accuracy and adherence to client standards.Coordinate the cost assessment of complex projects and benchmark for validation and target setting.Conduct cost risk analysis utilizing appropriate methodologies.Provide leadership to the Estimating team, driving excellence across the Energy and Natural Resources division.Engage in business development activities, seeking new opportunities with existing and potential clients.Manage a team of Senior Consultants, Consultants, and Graduate Consultants, including conducting performance reviews.Lead recruitment efforts, participating in the selection process and making key hiring decisions.

At PM2CM, Inc., we specialize in delivering exceptional Program and Project Management, Construction Management, and Project Controls services throughout the design and construction phases of large-scale projects. Our primary focus is on Project Controls, which encompasses Scheduling, Cost Controls, Document Management, Budget Monitoring, Estimating, Risk Analysis, Claims Avoidance, Change Management, and Earned Value Management.We are open to considering TN visa sponsorship for qualified candidates.This role is based in Calgary, Alberta, Canada, with a Hybrid-Remote work arrangement (in-office/field presence required on Tuesdays and Wednesdays).The Senior Project Controls Estimator will play a vital role in consolidating project scope and cost for initiatives ranging from approximately $25 million to over $1 billion. This position ensures adherence to governance processes and assists Project Managers in obtaining necessary executive approvals throughout the project lifecycle. The successful candidate will be a subject matter expert in project estimation and aggregation methodologies, including risk management and contingency planning.Collaborate with Project Management, Engineering, Finance, Legal, and Regulatory teams to plan, schedule, and manage the collection of scope and cost data for project aggregates at each stage gate across all disciplines.Conduct thorough analyses of cost estimates to ensure alignment with historical benchmarks for similarly scoped projects, investigating discrepancies with estimators from functional groups.Oversee documentation for stage gate updates and regulatory submissions.Perform peer reviews of project aggregations with minimal supervision.Generate cost estimates for new Transmission & Distribution Substations, Substation Rebuilds/Expansions, Major Equipment Replacements, Protection Upgrades/SA3, and new Customer Substations.Prepare scope take-offs based on Design Specifications, Meeting Minutes/Scope of Work, and Electrical & Civil drawings.Estimate material and labor costs following established estimating standards for both direct and indirect costs, utilizing cost estimating tools such as SCMT and InEight.Engage with cross-functional stakeholders to review cost estimates, leveraging Engineering, Cost Estimating, Scheduling, and Project Management knowledge to obtain necessary approvals.Conduct detailed variance analyses for cost estimates at various stages of project development.

CSN Autolab Group is expanding with a new location at Calgary Automall, and we are excited to invite talented and experienced Collision Repair Appraisers to become part of our dynamic team at both sites. The ideal candidate will be instrumental in delivering precise repair plans and estimates, ensuring exceptional customer satisfaction, and driving the success of our operations. We are also open to training a motivated individual with a positive attitude and relevant automotive or collision experience.CSN is committed to equal employment opportunities. We welcome applicants without regard to age, race, color, religion, national origin, sex, sexual orientation, gender identity, disability, veteran status, or any other characteristic protected by law. Our goal is to foster an inclusive and accessible workplace where all employees and customers feel valued and respected. We aim to grow our corporate team in a manner that mirrors the diversity of the communities we serve.If you need accommodations during the recruitment process, such as alternate formats of materials or accessible meeting spaces, please inform us, and we will ensure your needs are met.Disclaimer: CSN Collision does not accept unsolicited resumes from recruitment agencies or headhunters without a formal agreement. Any unsolicited resumes will be disregarded, and we will not be liable for any fees for such submissions.

Oversee and manage project budgets and forecasts at the phase code level while identifying opportunities for cost savings and mitigating potential losses.Provide strategic leadership and guidance for all project-related activities, ensuring successful delivery of outcomes that meet contract specifications and client expectations.Facilitate clear communication of roles and responsibilities among site personnel, offering regular and constructive feedback to enhance team performance.Monitor the availability and condition of company equipment and supplies, ensuring necessary tools are readily accessible on-site.Conduct inspections of tools and equipment, coordinating with the Tools and Equipment Manager for maintenance and repairs as required.

As a Bridge Construction Inspector at AECOM, you will play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and integrity of bridge construction projects. Your expertise will help oversee the construction process, ensuring compliance with engineering standards and regulations. You will collaborate with project managers, engineers, and contractors to deliver high-quality infrastructure solutions.

Join our team as a Highway Construction Inspector at AECOM in Calgary. In this pivotal role, you will be responsible for ensuring that highway construction projects are executed to the highest standards of safety, quality, and compliance. Your keen eye for detail and commitment to excellence will play a crucial role in the successful delivery of our infrastructure projects.

Join Canam as a Construction Site Supervisor, where you'll play a pivotal role in assisting the Field Operations Manager in overseeing a structural steel erection project. Based in Calgary, you will have the opportunity to travel across Western Canada approximately 25 to 30% of the time. Your standard schedule will be Monday to Friday, totaling 40 hours each week, with flexible start times based on site requirements. The ideal candidate will be prepared to work overtime as necessary to support the team and project timelines.Key Responsibilities:Gather site data and update the construction schedule utilizing tools such as MS Project, Smartsheet, and Google Workspace.Generate daily reports on erection progress and site activities using platforms like Projectsite/AutoDesk and Trimble Connect.Support the Site Superintendent in ensuring quality control standards are met.Monitor delivery schedules and verify delivery slips.Engage in coordination meetings with engineering, detailing, and fabrication teams.Attend on-site coordination meetings with the General Contractor.Assist the steel erector with repair requests and address fieldwork deficiencies.Contribute to health and safety documentation.Schedule the project’s lifecycle using MS Project or Smartsheet.Perform additional tasks as assigned by the supervisor.

Position DetailsPosition Status: CasualLocation: Rouleau Manor, Food Services BWHours: 0.00FTE: 0.00Shift: Days/EveningsShift Times: 0700-1515/1045-1900Rate of Pay: $20.52 - $24.59Union: Non-UnionPCN: 0Date Competition Closes: September 24, 2025The OpportunityPosition Summary:As a Cook I at Carewest, you will report to the Assistant Manager of Food Services and play a vital role in delivering exceptional dining experiences to our clients, families, visitors, and staff. Your responsibilities will include ensuring a safe, sanitary, and visually appealing dining environment. You will engage in various cooking and rethermalization preparation tasks, exercising independent judgment in alignment with client diet plans and Carewest standards. Upholding Carewest’s values of professionalism, ethics, and safety, you will also provide compassionate customer service. The ability to work autonomously, prioritize tasks, and communicate effectively is essential for success in this role. Additional related duties may be assigned as necessary.Program Summary:The Complex Mental Health Care program at Carewest provides comprehensive support for adults experiencing complex behaviors stemming from mental illness, dementia, or other cognitive disorders.

Join our dynamic team at SGS Canada Inc. as an Assistant Construction Manager on a contract basis. In this role, you will support the Construction Manager in overseeing the construction process, ensuring that projects are completed on time and within budget. You will be responsible for coordinating activities between various stakeholders, including contractors and clients, while maintaining compliance with safety and quality standards.

Valard Construction LP is hiring a Project Controller - Substations to join its Calgary, Alberta team. This role supports the Substation group and reports to the Manager of Business Performance. The Project Controller collaborates with divisional and project leaders, with a focus on project finance and construction accounting. Project Controls and Lifecycle Management Review contract terms to understand obligations for financial reporting, billing, change management, and risk assessment. Assess project estimates and budgets, ensuring accurate Work Breakdown Structure (WBS) setup. Act as the financial subject matter expert for Project Managers across multiple projects. Lead mid-month Purchase Order reviews and month-end cost accrual meetings with Project Managers, buyers, and receivers to confirm commitments and cost data. Analyze weekly job reports from JD Edwards, review indirect job-level costs, and organize job cost meetings to evaluate expenses and update forecasts. Prepare margin analysis commentary and deliver training sessions for Project Managers on financial tools and processes. Maintain a risk register, identifying and tracking risks throughout each project lifecycle. Keep contract value files current, including both approved and pending changes. Financial Reporting and Analysis Compile monthly financial statements for business units, assemble review packages, and prepare annual budgets. Lead monthly reviews with business unit managers and share findings with the executive team. Prepare cash position reports, monitoring costs exceeding billings, days sales outstanding, unbilled revenue, payables, and holdback accounts. Ensure compliance with financial regulations and internal policies, and prepare financial records for internal and external audits.