Coach and mentor estimators, providing training on estimating practices, software, and contract interpretation.
Facilitate successful bid handovers to operations and ensure smooth transitions between estimating and project management.
Conduct project forecast meetings and support construction teams with pricing for change orders or additional work.
Supervise the preparation of design-build proposals and provide overall guidance and direction to the estimating team.
Review and approve cost estimates, including subcontractor and vendor quotes, prior to bid closing.
Collaborate with Project Managers and Superintendents to review tender specifications, scheduling, opportunities, risks, and productivity expectations.
Analyze market conditions and assess risks associated with bids, providing recommendations for successful submissions.
Lead the estimating department in preparing accurate estimates and cost proposals.
Requirements
bluebeam
hc bid
10+ years
civil engineering
construction estimating
decision making
Strong understanding of P3 projects and various Alternative Delivery Model (ADM) tendering methods.
Advanced computer skills, including MS Word, MS Excel, MS Outlook, BlueBeam, and HCSS Heavy Bid or equivalent estimating software.
Familiarity with MTO and/or municipal contracts and specifications is an asset.
Decision-Making and Problem-Solving Abilities
Strategic Orientation and Proactivity
Minimum of 10 years of construction estimating experience, specifically in Heavy Civil and Paving Operations.
Bachelor’s degree in Civil Engineering, or equivalent combination of education, training, and experience.
Proficient in reading and interpreting drawings and specifications.
Effective Communication and Networking
Benefits
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Training + Development
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Interview process
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Visa Sponsorship
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Security clearance
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Company
Overview
105 Years
Years in Business
The company has been operating in Canada's infrastructure and construction industry since 1918.
The company has evolved from a small family business into a national leader in the construction industry.
Known for its expertise in large-scale transportation, infrastructure, and heavy civil projects.
The Miller Group has been involved in some of the most critical infrastructure projects across Canada, including roadways, bridges, and transit systems.
The company's services span various sectors, including residential, commercial, utilities, and transportation.
A standout feature is its long-standing commitment to quality, safety, and delivering projects on time and within budget.
In recent years, The Miller Group has expanded its presence in both urban and rural markets, maintaining its reputation for excellence in the construction sector.
Culture + Values
Safety & Well‑Being: We work safely to bring our best self home to our families.
Commitment To People: At our core we are our people. We succeed because we respect our people and invest in their development and well‑being.
Integrity: We do the right thing because it’s the right thing to do.
Accountability: We own our actions, our decisions, and our results.
Community: Our family, we live where we work.
Entrepreneurial Spirit: We seek improvement and embrace innovation.
Environment + Sustainability
Pursues a safety-first cultural journey to achieve zero significant injuries or fatalities.
Operates under a company-wide environmental management framework based on Plan, Do, Check, Act.
Assesses environmental risks and implements strategies to protect the natural environment.
Committed to continuous improvement of environmental management systems, exceeding legislative standards.
Maintains environmental due diligence and regulatory compliance across all operations.
Recycles materials to reduce operational waste.
Engages an E-Team volunteer network to drive green initiatives, lower carbon footprint, and raise environmental awareness.
Inclusion & Diversity
Embraces a culture of inclusivity, equity and accessibility for all.
Believes diverse experiences, backgrounds, beliefs, identities and perspectives make the organization stronger.
Affirms that the team reflects the communities where they live and work.
Highlights gender diversity focus, mentoring women into non-traditional roles (e.g., asphalt coordinator)