This is not an entry-level estimating seat. Our client is a well-established, full-service electrical contractor based in the Greater Detroit area with nearly five decades of work behind them and a new chapter ahead. Under recently installed ownership — a leader who came up through the ranks of the business itself — the company is focused on growth, and that means winning more of the right work. They operate across commercial, healthcare, and industrial sectors, with capabilities spanning electrical, data and telecommunications, fire alarm, HVAC controls, and solar. If you're an electrical estimator who has owned large bids — $5M, $10M, $20M — and knows how to build a number that wins without giving the job away, this is a compelling place to do that work.
What You'll Own
Lead the full estimating process on commercial and industrial electrical projects ranging from $5M to $20M+, from initial takeoff through final submissionAnalyze bid documents, drawings, and specifications to develop accurate, competitive scope and pricingSolicit, evaluate, and level subcontractor and supplier quotes; build out complete cost models with appropriate contingency and marginCoordinate closely with project leadership during bid development to ensure constructability and alignment with field execution capabilitiesMaintain an organized bid calendar and manage multiple concurrent estimates without losing detail or accuracyBuild and sustain relationships with GCs, owners, and procurement contacts in the Detroit marketTrack bid outcomes and contribute to continuous improvement in win rate and pricing strategySupport project handoffs to operations teams when work is awarded, ensuring clean scope transferRequirements
5+ years of electrical estimating experience with a demonstrated track record on projects in the $5M–$20M range — this is a firm requirement; candidates without large-project bid experience will not be consideredDeep knowledge of commercial and/or industrial electrical systems, materials, and labor productivity standardsProficiency in electrical estimating software (e.g., Accubid, Trimble, ConEst, or equivalent)Ability to read and interpret full electrical construction documents, including single-line diagrams and specificationsStrong working relationships with electrical distributors, manufacturers, and subcontractors in the Michigan market — a plus, not a requirementOrganized, deadline-driven, and able to manage a heavy bid load without sacrificing qualityMichigan electrical background preferred; familiarity with local GC relationships in the Detroit metro is a meaningful advantageBenefits
Benefits details to be confirmed with clientA genuine opportunity to be a key player in the growth strategy of a company with deep market roots and new leadership energy Read LessYou've spent years mastering the trade. You know the code, you've run the jobs, and you've probably spent more than a few hours explaining things to younger guys on the crew. What if that part — the teaching, the mentoring, the "let me show you how this actually works" — became the whole job?
A growing, well-regarded trade school in Southern Maine is looking for a credentialed electrician ready to step off the tools and into a leadership role that puts your knowledge to work in a different way. This isn't a classroom assistant position — it's a Director of Education opportunity, and it's one of the most impactful things a Master Electrician can do for the next generation of the trade.
What You'll Own
Lead daily school operations, including instructor oversight and administrative staffEnsure all curriculum remains current with state licensing requirements and NEC updatesMaintain compliance with Maine education and licensing regulations, including audit readiness and accurate record-keepingMonitor student progress, resolve escalated issues, and keep the student experience front and centerWork directly with ownership to expand programs into new markets and develop new course offeringsSupport enrollment growth strategies and industry partnershipsRequirements
A Maine Master Electrician license — or the credentials and willingness to obtain oneAt least five years of hands-on experience in the electrical industryThe kind of presence that earns respect in a room — polished, professional, and able to communicate clearly with students, staff, and partnersSome form of leadership or management experience, whether on a job site, in an office, or bothTeaching or training experience is a strong plus — but if you've never formally taught and you're drawn to it, that conversation is worth havingFamiliarity with online or hybrid learning platforms is a bonusCareer changers welcome: if you've been a project manager, estimator, or field supervisor and you're ready to move into a professional office environment, this role is worth a serious look.
Benefits
On-site role with consistent Monday–Friday schedule
A leadership seat at a growing organization with real runway — expansion into new markets and programs is already in motion
The chance to shape how the next wave of Maine electricians learns the trade
Read LessWe are looking for an experienced Electrical Project Manager / Estimator to oversee commercial and residential electrical projects from preconstruction through completion. This role combines estimating, scheduling, and hands-on project management to ensure projects are delivered on time, within budget, and to quality standards. The position works closely with field teams, subcontractors, and clients to coordinate all phases of electrical construction. This is a strong fit for someone who can manage both the numbers and the execution of electrical work.
Responsibilities
Prepare accurate electrical estimates, budgets, and bid proposals based on plans and specifications Review project drawings, scopes, and specifications to ensure complete and accurate pricing Manage projects from preconstruction through closeout, including scheduling, coordination, and execution Develop and maintain project schedules, ensuring alignment with project timelines and milestones Coordinate subcontractors, vendors, and internal teams to maintain project progress Oversee on-site activities, ensuring quality control, safety compliance, and adherence to project plans Manage RFIs, submittals, and change orders throughout the project lifecycle Track project costs, forecasts, and budgets to ensure financial performance Communicate regularly with clients, stakeholders, and field teams regarding project status and updates Resolve field issues and proactively identify risks to maintain project momentumRequirements
5+ years of experience in electrical project management and estimating Experience with commercial and/or residential electrical construction projects Strong ability to read and interpret electrical drawings, blueprints, and specifications Experience preparing detailed estimates, takeoffs, and project budgets Knowledge of scheduling tools and project management software Strong understanding of electrical codes, safety standards, and construction practices Excellent communication, organization, and problem-solving skills Electrical license or relevant certifications preferredBenefits
Benefits may include health insurance, retirement plan options, paid time off, and other company-sponsored programs.
Read LessWe are looking for an Electrical Estimator to support commercial electrical construction projects by preparing accurate cost estimates and coordinating preconstruction activities. This role focuses on reviewing project plans, developing bid proposals, and working closely with leadership and field teams to ensure projects are properly scoped and priced. The position plays a key role in helping the company pursue and win new projects while maintaining strong cost control and planning. This role also offers the opportunity to transition into project management over time for candidates interested in expanding their responsibilities.
Responsibilities
• Review project drawings, specifications, and bid documents to prepare electrical cost estimates
• Perform quantity takeoffs and develop detailed estimates for labor, materials, and subcontractors
• Prepare and submit competitive bid proposals for commercial construction projects
• Coordinate with vendors and suppliers to obtain pricing and material availability
• Support project planning and assist with building project schedules during preconstruction
• Maintain organized bid documentation and estimating records
• Work with leadership and field teams to clarify project scope and resolve discrepancies in plans
• Assist with budgeting, cost tracking, and change order preparation once projects are awarded
Requirements
• 3+ years of experience in electrical estimating or electrical construction
• Experience reviewing electrical plans, specifications, and bid packages
• Strong understanding of electrical systems, materials, and installation practices
• Ability to perform quantity takeoffs and develop accurate cost estimates
• Experience coordinating with suppliers, subcontractors, and project teams
• Strong organizational and communication skills
• Experience using estimating software or construction management tools preferred
• Background in electrical construction as an estimator, foreman, or project manager
Benefits
Benefits may include health insurance, retirement plan options, paid time off, and other company-sponsored programs.
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