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February 12 (8:00AM) - 14 (4:00PM), 2024
"Basic Estimating of Electrical Construction"
The event is to be held Monday, February 12, 2024 to Wednesday, February 14, 2024.
IBEW-NECA Technical Institute (INTECH) 6201 W. 115th Street Alsip, IL 60803
Please join us for this ECA Research and Education Committee program!
“Basic Estimating of Electrical Construction"
Monday to Wednesday, February 12 - 14, 2024
Glenn DeSoto, NECA Education Instructor
IBEW-NECA Technical Institute (INTECH)
6201 W. 115th Street
Alsip, IL 60803
(708) 389-1340
8:00 am - 4:00 pm (All three days)
Breakfasts available at 7:45 am; Lunches are to be provided, as well.
The fee for this program is $200.00 per ECA member.
Program description:
"Basic Estimating of Electrical Construction"
Small mistakes in an estimate can have a huge impact on your bid’s bottom line and this course provides the tools needed to be both comprehensive and competitive. This course will discuss the process for assembling an estimate including: developing material lists, applying labor unit data, material takeoff and application of direct job costs, overhead, and profit.
Following this course, participants will be able to:
List types of mistakes found when estimating electrical construction projects and how to avoid them
--Describe the parts of an estimate
--Explain the importance of establishing the true cost for a project
--Develop an estimate to provide job management information
--Discuss how labor units can be used to competitively bid projects
--Explain the difference between a competitive bid and simply a low bid
Small mistakes in an estimate can have a huge impact on your bid’s bottom line and this course provides the tools needed to be both comprehensive and competitive. This course will discuss the process for assembling an estimate including: developing material lists, applying labor unit data, material takeoff and application of direct job costs, overhead, and profit.
Following this course, participants will be able to:
List types of mistakes found when estimating electrical construction projects and how to avoid them
--Describe the parts of an estimate
--Explain the importance of establishing the true cost for a project
--Develop an estimate to provide job management information
--Discuss how labor units can be used to competitively bid projects
--Explain the difference between a competitive bid and simply a low bid
Please contact the ECA office with any questions at: (708) 531-0022.
