We are currently looking for an experienced Senior Estimator Insurance Building to join our high performing team in Melbourne. Reporting to the Operations Manager – Construction & Estimating, this role will be responsible for providing estimating support to both the Operations & Major Loss Managers. Attending sites, working closely with Clients and Insureds, and producing cost estimates with the objective of being market competitive and supporting the growth of our business.

Your Key Responsibilities
Provide estimating support to Operations & Major Loss Managers
Assist with training and mentoring of estimating team
Attend site and complete detailed assessments on domestic and commercial buildings inclusive of minor to major loss
Undertake initial inspections, provide detailed causation reports and cost estimates, utilising company estimating tools and rate cards
Oversee Sales / Estimator budget including planning, forecasting and timelines
Liaise closely with loss adjuster and insurers, monitoring approval rates
Strategic review wins & losses with senior management




Managing client expectations, providing periodic updates, ensuring the best customer experience by building strong customer relationships through communication
Build recent & leverage existing relationships with key personnel in the insurance industry

About You
5 years plus experience in Insurance Estimating including large loss claims
Good computer literacy
Very solid communication skills, organizational skills and attention to detail.
A commitment to safety with sound knowledge of Health & Safety policies and procedures
Experience in negotiation, facilitating and collaboration with multiple stakeholders.
A trade preferably carpentry background.

In return, we will offer you
A market-competitive salary package
A friendly and cohesive team environment
A strong team culture
Full management support to develop your career with us
Social club, on-site gym and end of trip facilities

📌 Estimator Melbourne (Australia)
🏢 Ethos Building & Restoration
📍 Australia