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A global engineering firm is seeking an experienced Cost Estimator/Engineer responsible for estimating proposal costs for various gas plants. This includes developing construction cost estimates, identifying risks, and leading estimate reviews. Candidates should have at least 10 years in estimating, strong knowledge of piping systems, and effective communication skills. The role requires flexibility for up to 20% travel and offers a collaborative team environment.
Position summary The position is within the America’s Cost Estimating Organization and is responsible for estimating proposal costs for Process Gases plants (globally) and Integrated Gases plants, Generated Gases and LNG product lines (in North and South America). Estimating scope includes all Civils, Mechanical, Electrical & Instrumentation, and Insulation subject areas, Engineering & Procured Equipment, Risk & Contingency analysis. It also includes pre-fabrication (off-site fabrication) scope.
Nature and scope The Cost Estimator/Engineer is accountable for all aspects of developing proposal costs. Typical activities include: developing detailed construction cost estimates from design drawings, developing “conceptual” construction cost estimates with limited design information, identifying construction related risks and value improvements, reviewing and assessing the completeness of Construction packages, reviewing the work of outside A&E Firms who prepare construction scope and costs for Air Products, and participating in negotiations with construction contractors during the bid and execution phases, compiling engineering budgets, procured equipment costs and overall risk/contingency analysis.
The Cost Estimator/Engineer is required to lead construction estimate reviews and communicate risks and opportunities for improvement to the reviewers. Estimators are frequently challenged with timelines. The ability to work with speed and self-confidence is a must.
The successful Cost Estimator/Engineer has the ability to identify design gaps and liaise with the responsible Designers to rectify issues. When design information is missing, or gaps cannot be resolved in a timely manner, the Estimator will use their good judgment to make realistic and reasonable design assumptions (typically regarding pipe sizes, structural steel sizes, foundation sizes, instrument cable types, etc.). The Estimator’s decisions and judgments regarding construction durations, crane sizing, materials of construction and other estimate considerations can be the resolving factor in whether Air Products wins or loses competitively bid projects. Assessing engineering costs, equipment evaluations and overall estimate benchmarking/historical evaluations is helpful.
To Apply - Please forward resume to Amanda Sonus asonus!@pailingroup.com