About this role
Estimateur Sénior
Within Aecon, the Senior Estimator plays a key role in the success of major civil infrastructure projects (transportation, structures, urban and industrial infrastructure). He/she is responsible for producing accurate and strategic estimates, working closely with project teams, engineering, and leadership to support business decisions and ensure competitive bids.
What you will do:
- Prepare detailed and comprehensive estimates for major civil infrastructure projects
- Analyze drawings, specifications, technical documents, and contractual requirements
- Evaluate quantities, material costs, labor, equipment, and subcontracting
- Collaborate with engineering, methods, and construction teams to optimize costs
- Actively participate in bid strategies and internal estimate reviews
- Identify project risks, opportunities, and financial assumptions
- Maintain and improve cost databases and estimating references
- Support project teams during the transition from estimating to execution
What you bring to the team:
- Minimum of 10 years of experience in estimating major civil and infrastructure projects
- Degree in Civil Engineering, Construction Engineering, or a related field
- Excellent ability to read drawings and technical specifications
- Strong understanding of construction methods and work sequencing
- Experience with large-scale, high-value projects ($100M+)
- Proficiency with estimating tools and specialized software
- Strong analytical skills, attention to detail, and professional judgment
- Ability to work in a collaborative, fast-paced, and deadline-driven environment
- A strong command of English is essential due to ongoing collaboration with the Toronto head office, while French proficiency is necessary to effectively serve and support French-speaking teams in Quebec.
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