Construction Sales/Estimator

Construction Sales/Estimator

Full-Time Construction Sales/Estimator at Energy Panel Structures

Available Openings: 1

Posted Date: January 28, 2025

Apply By: April 28, 2025

Industry: Growth

Pay Type: Hourly

Compensation: 20.00+ DOE

Education Level: Associate's Degree

https://epsbuildings.com

• Knowledge of general construction practices/procedures and code requirements • Ability to read construction drawings, specifications and special estimating as needed • Strong oral and written communication skills • Working knowledge of Microsoft Excel, Word, Outlook & Power Point • Knowledge of AutoCAD or related CAD drafting software is helpful, not required • Self-motivated and able to work independently • Highly organized with attention to detail

Responsibilities

• Assist Dealers with take-offs and estimates • Develop pricing and scopes of work on commercial and Ag jobs • Correspond with EPS District Sales Managers and EPS Dealers • Coordination of building orders, delivery and general service • Understand and observe all applicable corporate safety policies and procedures • Assist with organizing and creating EPS Dealer information packets.

Qualifications

Minimum 2-year Technical school or a degree in Construction Management or previous construction/estimating experience is preferred.

Documents

job description

Energy Panel Structures

Contact: Matt Starkson

Phone 712-859-3219

Fax 712-859-3451

Email mstarkson@epsbuildings.com

603 N. Van Gordon Ave.
Graettinger, Palo Alto, IA 51342
US

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