What Is The Opportunity?Under the supervision of the Director of Proposals & Estimating, this role is responsible for the preparation of compliant and comprehensive construction estimates and associated documentation related to various types of major nuclear construction and maintenance projects. During the process, this individual manages the development of construction cost estimates, oversees a team of disciplined estimators, prepares a preliminary execution plan, generates a project risk register and establishes a preliminary P6 project schedule.
What You'll Do Here:- Proven Construction and Estimating management capabilities
- Overall responsibility and management of cost estimate development, bid submissions and proposal execution strategies
- Produce detailed cost estimates that align with overall business objectives and financial requirements
- Compile inputs from various sources to produce organized summaries, detailed cost estimates and P6 schedules
- Collaborate with a team of estimators and proposal personnel to produce the required deliverables
- Review and comment on customer RFP documents, drawings, specifications and contracts
- Develop a strategic and competitive construction approach / execution plan for each proposal
- Identify potential project risks and ensure necessary precautions are implemented to manage exposure
- Works together with Operations, Project personnel, Business Development and Senior Management
- Utilize estimating software to organize estimates per internal guidelines and customer requirements
- Review and approve estimates and resource requirements developed by estimators for each discipline
- Preparation of project schedules, resource loading, productivity assessments and cash flows
- Creation of technical, commercial, marketing and promotional documents
- Chair the required estimate review meetings with the estimating team
- Present proposal and estimate details to Senior Management to obtain the required approvals
- Present or 'Turnover' awarded proposal information and estimate details to the Project Team members
- Develop and maintain positive relationships with clients, consultants and subcontractors
- Serve as the main contact for various consultants, engineering firms and subcontractors
- Review of engineering drawings, specifications, contracts and other technical documentation to fully understand project scope requirements and associated construction risk elements.
- Responsible for the preparation and documentation of cost estimates following the Company's estimating policies and procedures.
- Obtains and analyzes sub-trade quotations, liaison with subcontractors
- Review of estimates, including labor hours, material costs, tools & equipment, rentals, materials and subcontractors.
- Such other duties and responsibilities as assigned by the Director of Proposals & Estimating
- Site visits and occasional travel will be required
What You Bring To The Team:- Minimum 10 years of experience within the nuclear and/or industrial construction industry
- Strong estimating background on large capital or industrial construction projects
- Project Management experience and/or field experience on large construction projects
- Understanding of both design/build and build-to-specification approaches
- Strong understanding of contract language, legal terms and conditions
- Exceptional leadership and organizational skills
- Strong communication skills - oral and written
- Common sense with strong attention to detail
- Ability to read and understand technical drawings
- Self-assured, resourceful and responsible attitude
- Knowledge of AACE guidelines and estimating concepts
- Familiar with unionized trade agreements and wage schedules
- P. Eng., CET, or equivalent industry experience
- Proficiency with Microsoft applications, Primavera P6 and/or construction estimating software
- Ability to work in a multi-disciplined team environment including vendors, subcontractors and clients
Reason for vacancy: New
Salary range: $135,000 -$155,000
Individual pay is determined based on several factors, including work location, education, experience, unique skills and job conditions. Other considerations may include certifications, specialized training, and the complexity or scope of the role.
