Overview AMF Consulting is partnering with a well-established electrical contractor to recruit an Electrical Tenders and Estimating Engineer to support continued growth across commercial, industrial and residential projects in Ireland.
The Role This role is responsible for preparing accurate, competitive and compliant electrical tenders and quotations.
You will work closely with engineering, procurement and delivery teams to ensure bids are commercially sound and technically robust, with smooth handover into project execution.
Responsibilities Review and manage electrical tender opportunities across public and private sector platforms Assess drawings, specifications, BOQs and employer requirements Prepare detailed electrical estimates covering labour, materials, subcontractors, overheads and risk Compile full tender submissions including pricing, technical documentation and clarifications Ensure compliance with ET101, Irish Building Regulations and relevant standards Liaise with suppliers, subcontractors, clients and consultants on technical and commercial matters Respond to post-tender queries and support value engineering where required Prepare handover packs for successful projects and support budget setup Maintain tender registers and provide reporting on pipeline and outcomes Requirements Applicants must hold one of the following: QQI Level 6 Advanced Certificate in Electrical Engineering or Electrical Craft QQI Level 7 Ordinary Degree in Electrical Engineering or Building Services Engineering Time-served Electrical Apprenticeship holding a National Craft Certificate – Electrician, with strong estimating or technical office experience Experience in electrical estimating or tendering within the Irish construction sector Strong understanding of commercial and industrial electrical installations Familiarity with Irish procurement and tendering processes High attention to detail with strong numerical and organisational skills Proficient in Microsoft Excel and standard office systems Confident communicator with a collaborative approach
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