
Estimator
- Melbourne, VIC
- $100,000-110,000 per year
- Permanent
- Full-time
In this role, you'll estimate and compile damage reports for a range of residential construction and insurance-related projects. You’ll typically be allocated 4–5 jobs per day and have the flexibility to work from home or the office, depending on what suits your lifestyle.
If you’re customer-focused, tech-savvy, and want a role that adapts to your families needs – school pickups, sport training to attend, or just the occasional work-from-home day – this could be the opportunity you’ve been looking for.Key Responsibilities
- Accurately estimate and compile damages for residential insurance building projects
- Complete and upload detailed reports, photos, and scope of works into Prime and various insurer platforms
- Manage 4–5 jobs per day, meeting KPI requirements
- Liaise with clients, insurers, and trades to ensure high customer satisfaction
- Work flexibly - Typical working week - 3 days on the road / 2 days in-office
- Maintain compliance with building codes and standards
- Assist with future recruitment within the estimating team
- Minimum 5 years' experience as an insurance estimator (or relevant carpentry/building qualification if less)
- Solid understanding of current building codes and standards
- Familiarity with Prime Ecosystem and ENData software (preferred)
- Strong communication and problem-solving abilities
- Resi background is essential
- Full, valid driver’s license
- Ability to work independently and in a small, agile team
- Previous experience working on CAT events
- Experience working with KPI driven environments
- Ability to prioritise in a fast-paced setting
- Background in small or large insurance builders welcome
- $100,000 - $110,000 Base + Super + Car
- Fully maintained twin cab ute – for personal and work use
- Flexible working hours – work around your life
- Hybrid setup – blend of office, home, and on-the-road
- Positive and inclusive team culture
- Room to grow – potential to mentor a junior in the future
- Autonomy and trust – they focus on outcomes, not micromanagement