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An Estimator collects and evaluates a company’s data to estimate the costs, resources and labor needed to produce a service or product.  Their role is performing research, gathering quotations, preparing reports, and monitoring forecast plans.  Their responsibilities are to collect different quotes from subcontractors, vendors, and suppliers, monitor budgets and prices using software packages, review and assess cost estimates, prepare detailed cost estimate reports, conduct regular risk assessments, and oversee the different stages of a company project to ensure that expenses follow the forecast plan.

Discover a unique pathway in the construction management industry. From career progression and daily responsibilities to challenges and rewards, learn how this executive role balances financial management and leadership.

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<h2>My Career Path in Construction Management</h2><p>My current job title is Vice President of Finance, and I work for a construction company.</p><p>The way I got into this role is by earning a degree in construction management. Most people with that degree start as project engineers. From there, they might move up to senior project engineers, assistant project managers, project managers, and eventually senior project managers or executives. However, very few transition into a role like Vice President of Finance.</p><p>For me, the opportunity came while I was a senior project manager. The company I worked for had an opening for a CFO, and after 12 years in project management, I became curious about what a CFO does. I raised my hand and expressed interest, asking to be taught the role. From there, I stepped into the position and eventually became Vice President of Finance.</p><h2><br></h2><h2>Current Role Responsibilities&nbsp;</h2><p>An average day or week in this position involves financial analysis of the company's projects, profitability, and relationships with owners. Beyond that, a key focus is maintaining relationships with people within the company. I spend a lot of time connecting with our teams on a personal level, which fosters trust and open communication. This helps ensure that teams feel comfortable sharing both good and bad news.</p><p>When challenges arise, I work with executive staff and project teams to get projects back on track for success. Managing the finances of each construction project is a major responsibility. Project teams send me detailed reports about financial performance and client, consultant, and design team relationships. I use this data to guide teams strategically, ensuring projects remain successful or addressing issues proactively.</p><h2><br></h2><h2>Pros and Cons of Construction Management</h2><p>The role has its pros and cons. On the positive side, the financial rewards of being a construction executive are significant, providing a comfortable living. However, the stress level can be high due to the weight of responsibility. Finding work to keep employees secure is one of the biggest challenges but also one of the most rewarding aspects when you succeed.</p><p>While it takes a lot of hard work and dedication to reach this level, the journey is incredibly fulfilling, especially knowing that your efforts contribute to the success of both projects and the people involved.</p>

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