Estimation Engineer

Estimation Engineer – Job Description Position Estimation Engineer

Job Summary

The Estimation Engineer is responsible for preparing accurate and competitive cost estimates for construction and engineering projects. The role involves reviewing tender documents, analyzing project requirements, preparing Bills of Quantities (BOQ), obtaining supplier and subcontractor quotations, evaluating project costs, and supporting the tendering process to ensure successful bid submissions.

Key Responsibilities :

Review tender drawings, specifications, BOQs, and contract documents. Prepare detailed quantity take-offs from drawings and project documents. Develop accurate cost estimates for materials, labor, equipment, and subcontract works. Request, evaluate, and compare quotations from suppliers and subcontractors. Prepare comprehensive tender pricing and commercial proposals. Analyze project scope, identify risks, and recommend cost-effective engineering solutions. Coordinate with engineering, procurement, project management, and planning teams during tender preparation. Prepare value engineering proposals to optimize project costs without compromising quality. Maintain updated cost databases, productivity norms, and historical project records. Attend pre-bid meetings and site visits when required. Review technical and commercial bid requirements to ensure full compliance. Prepare bid clarifications and respond to client queries during the tender stage. Support contract negotiations and project handover to the execution team. Monitor market prices for materials, equipment, and labor. Ensure estimates comply with company standards, client requirements, and applicable regulations. Required Qualifications Bachelor's Degree in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering, Civil Engineering, or a related engineering discipline. 3–10+ years of experience in estimation and tendering (depending on the position level). Experience in construction, MEP, oil & gas, industrial, infrastructure, or facilities management projects. Strong knowledge of BOQ preparation, quantity surveying, and cost estimation techniques. Familiarity with FIDIC contracts and tendering procedures is an advantage.

Technical Skills Quantity Take-Off (QTO) BOQ Preparation Cost Estimation & Cost Analysis 1

Tendering & Bid Management Vendor & Subcontractor Evaluation Value Engineering Material Cost Analysis Labor Productivity Analysis Project Cost Control Risk Assessment Budget Preparation Rate Analysis Software Skills Microsoft Excel (Advanced) AutoCAD Bluebeam Revu PlanSwift CostX SAP Primavera P6 Microsoft Project ERP Systems CAFM Systems (where applicable) Key Competencies Strong analytical and numerical skills Excellent attention to detail Commercial awareness Negotiation and communication skills Time management and ability to meet tight deadlines Problem-solving and decision-making abilities Team collaboration Ability to work under pressure Preferred Industry Experience Electrical Works MEP Contracting HVAC Systems Oil & Gas Facilities Industrial Plants Commercial Buildings Residential Projects Infrastructure Projects Facilities Management Performance Indicators (KPIs) Accuracy of cost estimates Tender submission within deadlines Bid success rate 2 Cost variance between estimate and actual project cost Profitability of awarded projects Timely completion of quantity take-offs Quality and completeness of tender documentation 3

Work Location: In person