Cost Estimator - 6 years minimum experience

Job Summary
AECOM has an immediate need for an Estimator to work on several projects, primarily related to environmental remediation work.  This is a full-time position and can be based remotely within the United States but must be able to travel up to 40% of the time to projects nationwide.

Responsibilities of this position, which may vary slightly, include the following:

• Capable of quickly learning the Company estimating systems and processes.
• Understands estimating terminology and measures and recognizes estimating processes/project actions that may impact the project.
• Perform Environmental Remediation estimations in Sage Estimating Software and Microsoft Excel.
• Capable of managing the preparation of an estimate and supporting proposal team during development of remediation technical approaches.
• Leads Project Team estimate reviews.
• Collaborates with project teams and management in development of strategies and plans.
• Participates in analyzing and using estimations to predict key project issues.
• Documents assumptions clearly for 1) communication with the project team during the bid process and 2) execution of work.
• Assists in the evaluation of business opportunities and potential profitability.
• Understanding and application of financial analysis and calculation of profitability metrics.
• Understands construction means, methods, and sequences-multiple disciplines.
• Supervises junior staff through task development, establishing and maintaining goals and expectations, and documenting performance related issues and achievements.
• Identifies and develops talent.
• Actively participates in all staffing issues affecting their area of responsibility.
• Assists in tracking action items. 
• This is a supervisory/technical specialist position responsible for planning, organizing, and supervising the work of subordinates under the direction of a manager or functions as a technical expert.
• Prepares or assists in the preparation of ROIC and IRR forecasts.
• Work directly with subcontractors to resolve technical matters during proposals, negotiation, and contract execution.
• Prepares crew build-ups and production rate determinations.
• Determines construction equipment selection.
• Possesses a working knowledge of planning and scheduling.
• Understands company cost structure (overheads, G&A, insurances).
• Develops Work Breakdown Structures.
• Evaluates suitability of scope and execution plan for basis of estimate.
• Initiates the preparation of an Estimate Plan (approach, techniques, level of effort, cost, schedule), Basis of Estimate and qualifications.
• Prepares bid tabulations responding to the customer/Request for Proposal requirements.
• Collects, analyzes and archives project data. Develops historical documentation.
• Develops current project estimate comparisons with previous performance and market benchmark data.
• Helps prepare information for Executive Review Committee presentations.

Job Summary
AECOM has an immediate need for an Estimator to work on several projects, primarily related to environmental remediation work.  This is a full-time position and can be based remotely within the United States but must be able to travel up to 40% of the time to projects nationwide.

Responsibilities of this position, which may vary slightly, include the following:

• Capable of quickly learning the Company estimating systems and processes.
• Understands estimating terminology and measures and recognizes estimating processes/project actions that may impact the project.
• Perform Environmental Remediation estimations in Sage Estimating Software and Microsoft Excel.
• Capable of managing the preparation of an estimate and supporting proposal team during development of remediation technical approaches.
• Leads Project Team estimate reviews.
• Collaborates with project teams and management in development of strategies and plans.
• Participates in analyzing and using estimations to predict key project issues.
• Documents assumptions clearly for 1) communication with the project team during the bid process and 2) execution of work.
• Assists in the evaluation of business opportunities and potential profitability.
• Understanding and application of financial analysis and calculation of profitability metrics.
• Understands construction means, methods, and sequences-multiple disciplines.
• Supervises junior staff through task development, establishing and maintaining goals and expectations, and documenting performance related issues and achievements.
• Identifies and develops talent.
• Actively participates in all staffing issues affecting their area of responsibility.
• Assists in tracking action items. 
• This is a supervisory/technical specialist position responsible for planning, organizing, and supervising the work of subordinates under the direction of a manager or functions as a technical expert.
• Prepares or assists in the preparation of ROIC and IRR forecasts.
• Work directly with subcontractors to resolve technical matters during proposals, negotiation, and contract execution.
• Prepares crew build-ups and production rate determinations.
• Determines construction equipment selection.
• Possesses a working knowledge of planning and scheduling.
• Understands company cost structure (overheads, G&A, insurances).
• Develops Work Breakdown Structures.
• Evaluates suitability of scope and execution plan for basis of estimate.
• Initiates the preparation of an Estimate Plan (approach, techniques, level of effort, cost, schedule), Basis of Estimate and qualifications.
• Prepares bid tabulations responding to the customer/Request for Proposal requirements.
• Collects, analyzes and archives project data. Develops historical documentation.
• Develops current project estimate comparisons with previous performance and market benchmark data.
• Helps prepare information for Executive Review Committee presentations.

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