Estimator at Project Resource Collective Estimator at Project Resource Collective in Pinehurst, Texas Posted in 4 days ago.

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full-time About the Company Compensation and Benefits The company offers competitive compensation commensurate with experience and qualifications. Comprehensive benefits include medical, dental, and vision insurance, paid time off, holidays, and a 401(k) plan with company match. The company provides a collaborative work environment with clear growth opportunities and exposure to complex industrial and process facility projects. About the

Role Process Project Estimator Department:

Process Division /

Estimating Reports To:

Process Estimating Manager /

VP of Estimating Sales FLSA Status:

Exempt Location:

Magnolia, Texas (On-site, Position Summary The Process Project Estimator is responsible for developing accurate, competitive cost estimates and proposals for the Process Division across oil gas and industrial construction projects. This role owns the RFQ/RFP response process from initial review through proposal submission, including quantity takeoffs, vendor and subcontractor solicitation, scope development, and estimate compilation across civil, mechanical, electrical, and automation disciplines. The Estimator collaborates closely with the Sales Team, Design Team, and Operations to produce estimates that reflect realistic constructability and current market conditions, and supports the successful hand-off of awarded projects to the execution team. Responsibilities Review and interpret RFP/RFQ packages, contract documents, drawings, specifications, and schedules to define estimate scope and deadlines. Perform quantity takeoffs and generate Bills of Materials (BOMs) across civil, concrete, structural, mechanical, piping, electrical, and automation scopes. Develop cost estimates broken down by division and discipline, including general conditions, rental equipment, unit rates, permitting, and applicable seasonal or site conditions. Generate proposals and cost estimates for customers using standard company templates, updating text, formatting, terms conditions, schedule of values, tax requirements, and deposit terms as required. Develop scopes of work, inclusions, exclusions, and clarifications for proposals and subcontractor packages. Coordinate the generation of general arrangement drawings and design deliverables required for estimate submission. Solicit, review, and negotiate quotes from subcontractors and material suppliers to support bid and execution phases. Identify and evaluate new vendors and subcontractors for project needs. Communicate with owner representatives and provide technical and commercial support to the Sales Team on potential projects. Visit potential job sites for project scoping and customer meetings. Lead project kick-off meetings for awarded contracts. Participate in Process Hazard Analysis (PHA) meetings and owner/stakeholder coordination meetings. Take detailed notes and publish meeting minutes for coordination and customer meetings. Develop overall estimate schedules and preliminary project construction schedules, including division of labor across the estimating team. Research and recommend construction means, methods, and equipment. Responsibilities

• Technical Scope Areas The Process Project Estimator is expected to develop and integrate estimates covering the following discipline areas typical of process facility projects: Civil
• earthwork, cut/fill, import, grading, roads, ponds, fencing, culverts, SWPPP, bollards, landscaping. Concrete
• takeoffs, batch plant costs, rebar, piers, grouting, forming, ground preparation. Structural
• buildings, structural steel, and specialty construction.

Mechanical / Piping

• pipe/valve/fitting takeoffs, rotating equipment (pumps, compressors, sumps), skid setting, OEM installation coordination, welding, commissioning, insulation, and coatings. Electrical
• installation standards, cable and conduit schedules, transformers, MCCs, overhead power, panel schedules, disconnects, starters and VFDs, lighting, lightning protection, grounding, heat trace, and temporary power. Automation Controls
• PLCs, control narratives, instruments, SCADA, cable and conduit requirements, classified area design. OEM Equipment
• package equipment procurement, integration, and installation coordination.

Qualifications Required Qualifications Bachelors degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Civil, or related discipline), Construction Management, or equivalent experience in construction cost estimating. 1-5 years of construction cost estimating or field experience in industrial process or oil gas projects. Working knowledge of construction principles and practices, particularly in oil gas or industrial process projects. Ability to read and interpret construction drawings, specifications, PIDs, isometric drawings, electrical single-line diagrams, and technical documentation. Strong written and verbal communication skills with the ability to collaborate across disciplines and with customers. Highly organized and detail-oriented with the ability to manage multiple concurrent estimates and priorities effectively. Strong problem-solving and analytical skills with a proactive, self-motivated approach. Proficiency in Microsoft Office Suite (Word, Excel, Outlook); advanced Excel skills for takeoffs and cost modeling. Preferred Skills Preferred Qualifications Experience developing division-code cost estimates and Bills of Materials for multi-discipline construction scopes. Familiarity with estimating software and Microsoft Project for schedule development. Experience with AutoCAD, Bluebeam, or similar technical drawing and markup tools. Required Skills Core Competencies Cost Estimating and Quantity Takeoffs RFP/RFQ Response and Proposal Generation Vendor and Subcontractor Solicitation and Management Multi-Discipline Scope Development and Coordination Technical Review and Constructability Analysis Communication and Team Collaboration Accountability, Deadline Ownership, and Attention to Detail Responsibilities

• Work Environment and Physical Requirements Work is primarily performed in an office environment with occasional travel to active job sites and customer facilities for project scoping, site visits, and meetings (approximately 10% travel).

The position requires the ability to walk job sites, climb stairs, and occasionally lift or carry light materials. Standard work hours are Monday through Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., with flexibility as estimate and project demands require. Pay range and compensation package