Electrical & Instrumentation Project Estimator
 
 

Overview

Seeking a skilled professional experienced with E&I project estimating, including preparation of complex proposals, detailed material take-offs and conceptual cost estimates.  Requires detailed knowledge of industrial E&I construction, ability to read and interpret specifications, P&ID’s, electrical one-lines, plan drawings, installation details, safety rules, and project execution requirements. 
 

Duties

• Read specifications and review plans.
• Perform quantity survey.
• Apply labor units, material prices, and equipment prices.
• Prepare RFQ’s, review and negotiate subcontract pricing.
• Prepare overhead and top sheets.
• Review estimate with Construction Manager & Estimating Manager.
• Prepare, submit, and follow-up proposal.
• Assist in training new Estimators.
• Discuss and determine bidding strategy.
• Research and develop project leads.
• Review labor units with Construction.
• Maintain proficiency in construction methods by periodic site visits.
• Assist Construction in performing bid vs construction reviews.
• Assist Construction in performing budget estimates.
• Develop and maintain client relations.
• Prepare estimates and utilizing computer system.

Requirements

• Bachelors of science degree in engineering, construction management or similar technical field of expertise with two (2) years electrical and/or instrument field experience; or five (5) to ten (10) years experience in the electrical and instrumentation industry.
• 2+ years of estimating experience with emphasis on electrical and instrumentation work.
• Good writing, math, and computer skills.
• Professional appearance.
• Maintain current specific safety orientations, OSHA and TWIC certifications
• Integrity in dealing with other associates and third parties.

Functional Requirements

        Occasionally may conduct or participate in a site visit to an operating plant or construction site.  This may require exposure to outdoor weather conditions, loud noise, and work near moving         parts, construction equipment, vibration, uneven footing and airborne particles.