We need estimators with relevant past experience
Tell us the trade scopes you have actually estimated, the project types and regions you know, the software you can use and the deliverables you have produced. Prepare a redacted work sample with your role clearly explained. Do not submit a client’s confidential drawings, pricing or personal information without permission.
EyeSpyR first. Registration after review.
- Prepare your experience record. List relevant projects, your estimating responsibilities and a sample you may share.
- Start the EyeSpyR process. Use EyeSpyR’s business and evidence review entry point. Follow its current instructions and keep your correspondence or review reference.
- Request Estimators.io admission review. Supply your EyeSpyR reference and relevant experience. A reference alone is not proof of completed verification.
- Wait for checked evidence and approval. EyeSpyR and experience review must be recorded before registration is approved. No self-declared verified badge or instant activation.
- Complete your trade handoff. Agree a supervised assignment, reviewer and responsibilities before independent delivery.
Independent estimators: request an admission review, including trade, region, relevant past experience and EyeSpyR correspondence/reference. This opens your email app; it does not create an account.
EyeSpyR currently offers checklists and review enquiries; automated registry checks and public verified profiles are not live. Admission therefore stays subject to manual evidence review. If you only have an enquiry reference, your application remains pending until the required checks are completed.
What the reviewer needs to see
- Relevant past estimating work and a clear account of your contribution.
- A permitted, redacted sample showing quantity traceability, assumptions and scope boundaries.
- Software familiarity, time-zone coverage and realistic availability.
- An EyeSpyR review record that can be checked, with unresolved items identified.
- A supervised trade assignment and corrections before issue authority is delegated.
Experience and verification are admission requirements, not promises of work. Scope, fees, turnaround and responsibility are agreed separately for each assignment.