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BCP Engineers & Consultants is seeking an Estimator for nuclear construction projects in Jackson, MS. The role supports cost tracking, Earned Value management, forecasting, and baseline changes, with collaboration across project teams and stakeholders.
Position requires a Bachelor's degree or equivalent, 7+ years in project controls and 5+ years as an estimator on large projects, plus proficiency in WINEST. Hybrid work after an initial on-site month.
Location: Jackson, MS (Hybrid); required to be on site for the first month of the project and then will move to a hybrid position requiring 1 week on site every month.
Duration: 12 months (potential to extend)
Expenses: GSA expenses $178/day
The Estimator will support the cost tracking, status reporting, performance analysis, forecasting and project baseline change control for corporate capital fleet projects. The ideal candidate should have proficiency in Microsoft Office, and will collaborate with the project manager, project account engineers, group and system leads, as well as other teams and/or individuals and stakeholders. The Estimator will use specialized estimating software and techniques to calculate material, labor, equipment, and overhead costs for nuclear construction.
Utilize EVMS principles and other project management best practices while supporting project manager and team group leads in the execution of defined scope and deliverables. Support month-end Earned Value reporting process.
Perform cost estimate data analysis in conjunction with project team inputs and trend projections to validate and/or revise Estimate to Complete (ETC) and Estimate at Completion (EAC). Obtain accurate and current pricing information from databases, subcontractors, suppliers, vendors to be utilized in cost estimates. Conduct cost risk analyses and assessments; identifies high-risk issues that could impact project success and recommend solutions. Regularly update and provide progress reports, layouts, and publication of the master schedule.