Role Overview: Estimator II
As an Estimator II at Worley, you will collaborate within a dynamic and inclusive estimating team to prepare cost estimates for domestic and international projects. This role requires independent execution of Class 2 and Class 3 estimates, in accordance with Worley's estimating standards and AACEI guidelines.
Key Responsibilities
- Prepare detailed Class 2 & Class 3 estimates as per AACEI classification system.
- Independently develop scope from P&IDs and engineering or construction drawings.
- Translate engineering MTOs (Material Take-Offs) into estimate workbooks with accurate CAPEX cost allocations.
- Develop detailed Basis of Estimate (BOE) reports, including assumptions, exclusions, and methodology.
- Estimate field installation workhours for disciplines such as:
- Pipeline
- Mechanical and Piping
- Civil and Structural
- Electrical and Instrumentation
- Segregate estimates by construction work areas or work packages.
- Engage with the local vendor network to obtain budgetary quotations.
- Participate in and support the development of estimating standards, systems, and benchmarking tools.
- Peer-review team estimates and offer mentoring support as needed.
- Assist in the preparation of proposals and presentations with effective communication of estimate justifications.
Required Skills & Qualifications
Technical Experience
- Minimum 8+ years in cost estimation roles.
- Proficient in:
- AACEI estimate classification standards
- Capital cost estimation and unit-rate methodologies
- Estimation tools and practices for greenfield, brownfield, and modular projects
- Construction and vendor market trends (domestic & international)
Tools & Process Expertise
- Strong understanding of estimation systems, workflows, and productivity norms.
- Capable of estimating both direct and indirect costs across disciplines.
- Skilled in MS Excel, cost estimation software, and database integration tools.
Supervision & Decision Making
- Independently manages tasks with minimal supervision.
- Exercises judgment in planning work and resolving estimation-related challenges.
- Receives general technical guidance; duties are assigned monthly, and work is reviewed for accuracy on a periodic basis.
Education & Certifications
- Required: Full-time Bachelor's degree in Engineering (Civil or Mechanical preferred) from an accredited institution.
- Preferred: Certifications or training in cost estimating methodologies or tools.
- Excellent verbal and written communication skills essential.
