Estimator - Structural and Misc. Steel

Salary/Rate:Negotiable
Job Type:Office Based
Contract Type:Permanent
Town/City:Long Island City, Queens, NY
County:New York
Sector:Construction & Development
Job ref:JN -072025-83968_1771517912
Post Date:02. 19. 2026
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Meet Our Recruiter

Nick Manzi
Nick Manzi
Consultant - Construction & Development

About the Role

Estimator - Structural and Miscellaneous Steel

Long Island City, NY

Key Responsibilities

  • Prepare detailed and accurate steel cost estimates for commercial construction projects including schools, office buildings, warehouses, and public infrastructure
  • Analyze architectural and structural drawings, specifications, and scope documents to assess material, labor, and equipment needs
  • Use digital tools (e.g., Bluebeam, Takeoff, Excel) to perform take-offs and compile bid packages
  • Track bid results and assist in pricing strategy discussions
  • Build and maintain strong relationships with clients, contractors, architects, and stakeholders
  • Attend pre-bid meetings and site walks as needed
  • Respond to RFIs, clarify scope, and support negotiations to help win work
  • Collaborate with purchasing and project management to support seamless project transitions

Qualifications

  • 3+ years of experience estimating structural and/or miscellaneous steel projects
  • Strong understanding of construction documents, material take-offs, and steel detailing
  • Proficiency in Bluebeam, Takeoff, and Microsoft Excel
  • Excellent communication, organization, and client relationship skills

Benefits

  • Medical
  • 401k
  • Federal holidays
  • Two weeks vacation
  • 5 miscellaneous PTO days

The above salary range represents Cobalt's good faith and reasonable estimate of the possible base compensation range at the time of posting and is a part of the total rewards package this client provides to employees.

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