Nas Senior Estimator

Nassal Holdings•Orlando, FL

4d•Onsite

About The Position

At Nassal/nFusion, a part of the PCL family of companies, you’re not joining a workforce, you’re joining a team that’s shaping what’s next. We pride ourselves on creating an environment where you’re a valued member of our community. We don’t just build projects; we build futures, and we want you to be a vital part of ours. We're also looking at what's next for you and how we can help you build a career you're proud of. Here's how a(n) Nas Senior Estimator for our Nassal office contributes to our team:

Requirements

Knowledge and understanding of different construction methods, planning, scheduling, sequencing, potential problems and timelines, and is a district champion in these matters.
Understands and uses take-off systems.
Extensive knowledge of key principles involved in bid preparation, including quantity take-off procedures, trade contractor procurement, pricing, and bid-closing procedures.
Expert in understanding and teaching contract terms for various delivery models and able to identify contract risks and opportunity.
Understands different bid processes and contract delivery type methods: hard bid / lump sum, guaranteed maximum price (GMP), unit price, design-build, target prices, and construction management / cost reimbursable.
Ability to use compensation model to help build win strategies.
Experience identifying and creating opportunities (win strategies, enhance fee on projects being built).
Understands construction sequence and can produce a bar chart schedule; recognizes milestone date impacts.
Ability to review project cost reports (for historical information regarding various disciplines), to use in strategic bid-win strategies.
Prior participation in design, engineering, contractor, or trade associations or organizations.

Responsibilities

Conducts detailed analysis of contract documents (isometric, as-built, and engineering drawings) and specifications for large hard bid / lump sum, construction management, and small-to-medium design-build projects to determine overall project requirements (bonding, insurance, etc.).
Establishes a critical path schedule, including milestone dates and completion timelines to meet contract completion dates for large projects.
Completes full quantity take-off of all labor, equipment, and materials for larger scopes.
Captures and understands trade scopes and communicates gaps / missing information.
Reviews current material and construction equipment pricing from purchasing department and ensures bid validity and price escalation are addressed and meet project’s needs.
Reviews construction equipment and material rates for basic inclusions (e.g., currency, freight, taxes, bid exclusions).
Completes material quantities and construction equipment list for lead estimator.
Identifies special requirements for weather protection, cranes, hoists, temporary facilities, and services.
Prices productivity impacts: weather, shifts, location, labor availability, site constraints, operating facility, etc.
Leads pricing of the general expense and project-specific general requirements for medium-to-large projects (lump sum and construction management).