Building estimator
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A building estimator is an individual that quantifies the materials and labor needed to complete a construction. Building estimating can concern diverse forms of construction from residential properties to hi-rise and civil works. Quantity surveyors differ from building estimators in the way that they quantify the materials.
Representative professional bodies which regulate property professionals:
- Entry to membership of the Royal Institute of Chartered Surveyors is via four main routes: academic; graduate; technical; and senior professional and has links with a number of universities worldwide, with whom they have accredited approved courses.
- The American Society of Professional Estimators http://www.aspenational.org - a non profit association which promotes construction estimating as a professional field of endeavor. Professional estimators use Construction Estimating Software.
- The Consulting Estimator FORUM http://consultingestimatorforum.org/ is a non profit group which promotes professional construction bidding and estimating practices. Professional estimators use Construction Estimating Software.
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