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Birmingham
2 weeks ago
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Junior Electrical Estimator – Great Opportunity for an Ambitious Electrician!
📍 Birmingham City Centre | 💼 Up to £35,000 + Package | 🚀 Career Progression

Are you an electrician looking to get off the tools or a young, ambitious spark wanting to break into the office side of the industry?
We’ve got a fantastic opportunity for a Junior Electrical Estimator to join a well-established and growing M&E contractor based in Birmingham City Centre.

This is the perfect role if you’re keen to develop a long-term career in estimating, with training and support provided by a successful and experienced team.

⚡ About the Role:

You’ll assist in the preparation of electrical tenders and quotations for a variety of commercial projects across the Midlands and beyond.

🧰 Typical Duties Will Include:



Assisting with take-offs from drawings and specifications

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Helping to prepare quotations and cost estimates

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Liaising with suppliers for pricing

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Supporting the estimating team throughout the tender process

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Working on exciting projects in commercial, education, healthcare, and leisure sectors

🎓 What We’re Looking For:

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Electrical qualifications (NVQ Level 3, City & Guilds, or equivalent)

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Some experience on the tools (installation, testing, etc.)

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A genuine interest in learning the estimating/commercial side

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Good IT skills (Excel, email, etc.)

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Keen eye for detail and numbers

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Willingness to learn and develop within the role

💼 What You’ll Get:

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Salary up to £35,000 (depending on experience)

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Training and ongoing support from a friendly, professional team

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Opportunity to move into a full Estimator role

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Full package including holidays, pension, and development opportunities

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Great location in Birmingham City Centre

🚀 This is a rare opportunity to step away from the tools and into a long-term, rewarding office-based role.
If you’re ready to start the next chapter of your career, we’d love to hear from you!

Apply today or get in touch for more info

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