Awkes and Reece are currently working with a leading contractor seeking a Senior Estimator in Sevenoaks. My client is looking for a Senior Estimator to work from their Head Office in the Sevenoaks area. They are a Groundwork's, structures and infrastructure contractor that undertake work including earthworks, bulk excavation and various groundwork's and infrastructure schemes for their client base, which are predominantly residential clients, but not limited to Tier 1 contractors who delivery both build and infrastructure, energy and power schemes. Projects typically range between 5m - 30m The Senior Estimator will report into the Pre-Construction Director working within a growing team of circa 5/6. The Senior Estimator will be responsible for calculating all costs of material, transport, labour and equipment hire and ensure financial success of the projects. You will liaise effectively and promptly with other departments including site, project managers and stakeholders. As a Senior Estimator your duties and responsibilities will be: Provide estimating support with bids and contracts to ensure robust pricing, risk management and governance. To assist and advise the Senior Management Team on commercial influences and risks around any bids. Liaise with suppliers and subcontractors to produce accurate and timely estimates/cost data. Responsible for prioritising workload and supporting the team to produce results in a timely manner to meet business needs. Attend tender interviews Skills and Knowledge Requirements of a Senior Estimator: Experience of 10 years within the groundworks/RC Frame/infrastructure industry is ideal, with either a main or subcontractor Effective communication and negotiating skills. Excellent people management skills. Highly motivated self-starter. Rewards and Benefits for a Senior Estimator Salary Rage £110K-£1130K Car allowance Pension Scheme Life Assurance Competitive Annual Leave If you are interested in this role, apply directly or contact George Kuderovitch at Fawkes & Reece on (phone number removed)