If you're a competitive and skilled negotiator with a knack for math and problem-solving, a career as a construction estimator might be a great fit for you. Construction estimators analyze costs and create estimates for various types of construction projects, including residential, industrial, and commercial ones.

Education and Salary

Education requirements for this profession vary, but the average salary is around $43.24 per hour. The demand for construction estimators is approximately 4,600 per province each year.

National Occupational Classification Codes

If you're interested in pursuing this career path, it's important to note that construction estimator positions fall under different National Occupational Classification (NOC) codes throughout the years. Here are a few of the relevant codes:

  • 2006 NOC: Construction Estimators (2234)
  • 2006 NOC-S: Construction Estimators (C134)
  • 2011 NOC: Construction estimators (2234)
  • 2016 NOC: Construction estimators (2234)
  • 2021 NOC: Construction estimators (22303)

By considering a career as a construction estimator, you can put your skills to use in a challenging and rewarding field while playing a crucial role in construction projects.

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