Chief Estimator (Civil) Archirodon Construction (Overseas) Company limited

• Lead and Manage Estimation Teams: Oversee and coordinate the activities of estimation teams to ensure accurate, competitive, and timely preparation of cost estimates for EPC tenders in the Oil & Gas sector.

• Prepare Detailed Cost Estimates: Develop comprehensive cost estimates covering materials, manpower, equipment, subcontractors, logistics, indirect costs, and contingencies for all EPC project phases.

• Present Estimates and Proposals: Prepare and present cost summaries, clarifications, and value engineering options to senior management and clients, clearly justifying key assumptions and cost drivers.

• Develop and Implement Estimation Processes: Establish, standardize, and continuously improve estimation methodologies, tools, and processes to enhance efficiency and accuracy across all projects.

• Analyze Project Documents: Review and interpret project specifications, drawings, scope documents, and contractual requirements to identify project scope, deliverables, and potential risks or ambiguities.

• Conduct Risk Assessments: Identify potential cost overruns, schedule delays, and commercial risks, and propose mitigation strategies in coordination with project and management teams.

• Collaborate with Internal and External Stakeholders: Work closely with engineering, procurement, construction, and project management teams to validate technical and commercial inputs and ensure estimate alignment with project execution strategy.

• Mentor and Develop Team Members: Provide technical guidance and training to junior estimators to strengthen the team’s overall capability and maintain best-in-class estimation practices.

• Monitor Industry Trends: Stay updated on current market conditions, cost trends, construction methods, and software tools relevant to the Oil & Gas EPC sector.

• Manage Subcontractor and Vendor Inputs: Review, evaluate, and negotiate subcontractor and supplier quotations to ensure competitiveness and compliance with project requirements.