The Project Estimator (Procurement) is responsible for preparing accurate project cost estimates, managing procurement activities, sourcing suppliers, negotiating pricing, and ensuring timely purchasing of materials and services to support project execution. This role works closely with project teams, suppliers, and clients to achieve project objectives within budget and schedule.
Lead Site Operations: Supervise electrical installation, construction activities, site teams and subcontractors while ensuring safety, quality and timely progress.
Manage Project Performance: Monitor site progress, costs, materials and project P&L; handle claims, documentation, procurement and tender support.
Coordinate & Deliver: Work closely with management, consultants, authorities and stakeholders, including site visits and CAD drawing updates, to ensure projects are completed safely, on time, within budget and to required standards.
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The Project Estimator (Procurement) is responsible for preparing accurate project cost estimates, managing procurement activities, sourcing suppliers, negotiating pricing, and ensuring timely purchasing of materials and services to support project execution. This role works closely with project teams, suppliers, and clients to achieve project objectives within budget and schedule.
Build a tangible portfolio by producing real project content across social and client channels, fast-tracking your visibility in the local design scene.
Expand your skill set with hands-on experience in photography, short-form video, and client communications.
Gain direct exposure to project teams and clients, making it easier to move into senior communications or marketing roles.
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Build a portfolio of real project work by contributing to drawings, models, and presentations that clients see. This accelerates your practical design experience in a short timeframe.
Expand technical skills with regular exposure to CAD and drawing standards, improving your documentation speed and accuracy. This prepares you for junior design roles after graduation.
Connect with a close-knit project team and contractors to learn practical site workflows and professional communication. This broadens your network within the local construction sector.
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