Electrical Estimator, Junior

Responsibilities

• Assist in the development of estimates for minor contract scope changes, extra work orders, and minor projects
• Assist and support in the development of project cost estimates in accordance with the Basis of Estimate including statements of work scope, assumptions, man-hour estimates, narratives, and review & comment of client documents
• Assist in the internal review of project cost estimates, coordinating comments & updates
• Assist and support the delivery of reviewed estimates to Wood management for review and approval
• Assist and support in the production and issue of updates to projects cost estimates in a controlled manner
• Liaise with other Project Controls disciplines to ensure project budgets and schedules are developed to reflect the structure and content of the approved project cost estimate
• Assist and support with the formal filing of project and proposal estimates, the collection of project historical data and the continuous update of estimating databases and norms in a controlled manner
• Assist and support in the coordination, development, and issue of change orders in accordance with the appropriate change notifications
• May assess and communicate cost and schedule impact of change notifications
• Participate in Project Controls Compliance and Continuous Improvement Reviews
• Assist in the delivery of cost estimates where prepared estimates meet Wood policy, processes, and standards estimates are submitted in a timely manner considering restrictions imposed by resource limitations and documentation provided by stakeholders the Basis of Estimate is documented a record of approved estimates is maintained Current contract rates are reflected in estimates Current materials and fabrication prices are maintained to reflect the latest market conditions Contingency risk analysis is carried out as specified in Wood policy, processes, and standards Performance of projects is reviewed in terms of actual hours and quantities versus estimated hours and quantities with recommended changes to norms as required Scope and design development charge orders are correctly identified Change orders are tracked with correct submission and approval dates recorded
• prepared estimates meet Wood policy, processes, and standards