Marine Cost Estimator — Shipyard Projects & Budgets

Winston Staffing; New York (NY); On-site; USD 90,000 - 120,000; Full time

Job summary

Winston Staffing seeks a Shipyard Estimator to assist in cost estimation for shipyard projects based on client specifications. Strong understanding of ship hull, mechanical and electrical systems is required.

The role involves analyzing bids, obtaining material pricing, and preparing timely estimates for growth work and change orders. Ideal candidates hold an engineering degree or marine engineer license, with at least five years of marine repair/construction experience.

Qualifications

• College engineering degree and/or marine engineer license preferred.
• Minimum of five years of relevant experience in a marine repair/construction setting preferred.
• Ability to read and translate vessel drawings and piping schematics.
• Knowledge of ABS and USCG regulations required.
• Proficient typing and operation of common office equipment.

Responsibilities

• Analyze bid opportunities, review specs and revisions for completeness and accuracy, and prepare timely estimates.
• Obtain pricing for materials and estimate costs where standards are unavailable.
• Prepare cost estimates for growth work and change orders for new and existing projects.
• Read and translate vessel drawings and piping schematics.
• Maintain resource information on products, vendors, subcontractors, and regulatory requirements.
• Participate in all estimating activities including ship checks to meet goals within time and funding constraints.
• Prioritize workload and manage multiple projects simultaneously.
• Communicate with engineers, owners, subcontractors and staff.

Skills

Bid analysis

Cost estimation

Communication

Project prioritization

Regulatory knowledge

Education

Engineering degree

Marine engineer license

Tools

AutoCAD

Microsoft Project

Microsoft Word

Microsoft Excel

Job description

Winston Staffing seeks a Shipyard Estimator to assist in cost estimation for shipyard projects based on client specifications. Strong understanding of ship hull, mechanical and electrical systems is required.

The role involves analyzing bids, obtaining material pricing, and preparing timely estimates for growth work and change orders. Ideal candidates hold an engineering degree or marine engineer license, with at least five years of marine repair/construction experience.