Electrical Estimator

Job Description

Are you looking to join Florida’s fastest growing mechanical contracting team?

B&I Contractors, Inc., a proud four-time winner of the Great Place to Work certification, is seeking an experienced and dedicated Electrical Estimator to join our dynamic and expanding team

Why Choose B&I Contractors, Inc.?

• Industry Leader : As Florida’s fastest growing mechanical contractor, we specialize in large-scale commercial projects.
• Continuous Development : Benefit from our NCCER-certified in-house and online training that equips you with the skills needed to advance in your career.
• Comprehensive Benefits : Enjoy employer-paid health insurance, accrued vacation, and sick time, along with a wellness reimbursement program to support your overall well-being.
• Retirement Benefits : We are a 100% employee-owned company with an ESOP. You can also participate in our 401(k) plan with company match and explore post-tax Roth IRA options to secure your financial future.
• Established Legacy : Join a team of over 1000 employees contributing to our success since 1960, with a proven track record of excellence in mechanical contracting.

Key Responsibilities (Essential duties are those tasks that are critical to the role but may not identify all tasks associated with role which may at any time be assigned by the immediate supervisor)

Qualifications (Minimum requirements are those concerned with the very minimal qualifications sought for the role to include “education, experience, licenses, certificates, permits, etc., appropriate to the role)

Join us today and build a brighter future with B&I Contractors, Inc. — where you’re not just an employee, but an owner!

B&I Contractors is committed to maintaining a safe and productive work environment. We are a drug-free workplace.

This position requires the ability to lift and carry materials weighing up to 50 pounds on a frequent basis. The employee must be able to perform tasks involving physical labor, including lifting, pushing, pulling, and carrying materials, tools, or equipment. Manual material handling must be performed in accordance with OSHA safety standards and company policies to minimize risk of injury.