Estimator - Power (CDB)

Estimator

Key Responsibilities

• Cost Estimation & Analysis

  : Work with U.S. counterparts to prepare detailed cost estimates for power generation projects. This includes developing material take-offs, obtaining quotations from vendors, and conducting a detailed cost analysis of project risks.

• Project Planning

  : Collaborate with engineering, operations, and construction teams to review project documents such as

  RFPs

  , drawings, and specifications. You'll also work on developing conceptual estimates with minimal engineering documents.

• Bid Management

  : Complete subcontractor and material supplier bid tabulations, and lead subcontractor solicitation and pre-qualification reviews. You'll be responsible for reviewing and approving specialty and standard equipment pricing.

• Risk & Strategy Management

  : Identify opportunities, risks, and contingencies throughout the project duration. You will also review commercial terms and conditions, make final recommendations on fees and escalation, and develop strategies for contract partnering agreements.

• Communication & Presentation

  : Present estimates to both internal and external clients. You'll be responsible for the accuracy and validity of all estimate clarifications and assumptions.

Required Qualifications

• Experience

  : A minimum of

  5 years

  of experience in construction, specifically in estimating power generation

  EPC

  projects.

• Education

  : A Diploma or Bachelor's degree in a related field is preferred, but applicable experience may be substituted.

• Technical Skills

  : Intermediate knowledge of engineering, procurement, contracts, construction, and startup work processes. You should have a working knowledge of advanced

  Excel

  and experience with estimating software like

  Aspen, CostOS, Heavybid

  , or

  InEight

  . An

  OSHA 10-hour safety certification

  is required.

• Personal Attributes

  : The ability to work independently or in groups, think creatively and analytically, and make quick, sound decisions is essential. Excellent written and verbal communication skills are a must.