Estimation Engineer Instrumentation

Overall Responsibilities:

• Evaluate tender ITT / ITB documents, drawing specifications, and project schedules to understand the instrumentation scope of work.
• Preparation of cost sheets including direct costs, indirect costs, temporary facilities, and other related costs for tenders.
• Float inquiries to suppliers, manufacturers, and subcontractors as required.
• Prepare and review datasheets, control wiring diagrams, hookup drawings, cable schedules, instrument index, I/O lists, loop drawings, termination diagrams, cause and effect charts, and P&IDs.
• Identify potential issues or areas of risk and communicate them with the Proposals & Estimation Manager.
• Collaborate with other internal estimators to ensure that estimates are accurate and complete.

Day to Day Responsibilities:

• Review and evaluate project tender documents, ITT / ITB documents, drawings, specifications, datasheets, and project schedules to identify the cost estimation basis.
• Prepare and float inquiries to suppliers, manufacturers, and subcontractors. Review and validate estimates from subvendors.
• Prepare detailed bills of quantity and verify material takeoffs during the tender stage, supporting project teams during execution.
• Prepare and review datasheets, control wiring diagrams, hookup drawings, cable schedules, instrument index, I/O lists, loop drawings, termination diagrams, cause and effect charts, and P&IDs.
• Review tender documents for instruments, DCS, ESD, RTU, SCADA, Telecom, and F&G Systems.
• Prepare cost sheets for construction packages for main contractors.
• Prepare cost comparisons between suppliers and subcontractors, identifying key factors.
• Prepare detailed cost breakdowns and summaries for instrumentation-related scope of work, including labor, materials, equipment, subcontractors, overheads, contingencies, and profit margins.
• Contribute to project execution plans and prepare technical proposal write-ups for related scopes of work.
• Contribute to commercial proposals and provide detailed bases for related scopes of work.
• Negotiate with suppliers and subcontractors on commercial aspects of the scope and products.
• Provide technical support and guidance to project teams and clients on instrumentation-related issues.

Qualifications:

• Minimum Bachelor’s Degree in Engineering (Electrical Instrumentation or related field) with sufficient experience (5-6 years), including a minimum of 3 years in the Oil & Gas Power & Utility industry. Familiarity with Engineering, Procurement, and Contracting aspects both onshore and offshore in the power and utility industry is required.

Remote Work:

No

Employment Type:

Full-time