Estimator

 Estimator our Client may require the services of an Estimator to support the Transmission Program Management team.  A-1.4.1  Essential duties and responsibilities  Develop conceptual, preliminary, and detailed cost estimates for transmission projects, including overhead and underground lines, substations, and asset replacement or upgrade programs   Review engineering drawings, technical specifications, standards, and scopes of work to support estimate development   Complete detailed quantity take-offs and determine labour, equipment, and material requirements   Apply standardized estimating methodologies, unit rates, and historical cost data  Page 10 Schedule “A”  Identify estimating assumptions, cost drivers, risks, and uncertainties, including development of escalation and contingency allowances   Collaborate with Engineering and Construction to assess constructability, sequencing, and execution strategies   Support capital budget development, business case preparation, and Alberta Utilities Commission (AUC) filings   Review contractor estimates, tender submissions, and change orders for scope completeness and cost reasonableness   Maintain estimating databases, cost models, and estimating documentation   Prepare and maintain Basis of Estimate documentation, including inclusions, exclusions, and assumptions   Participate in post-project reviews to improve estimating accuracy and processes   Other duties that may be assigned consistent with the job description A-1.4.2  Role requirements  Strong understanding of transmission and substation project execution, including construction means and methods   Ability to interpret engineering drawings, specifications, and technical documentation   Strong analytical, organizational, and problem-solving skills   Effective communication skills, both verbal and written   Ability to work collaboratively across multidisciplinary teams   Strong attention to detail and documentation practices   Proficiency with estimating tools and spreadsheets (specific tools to align with our client standards)  Valid Class 5 Driver’s License for field visits within Edmonton A-1.4.3  Education, experience and / or credentials • Diploma or degree in Engineering, Engineering Technology, Construction Management, or a related discipline  • Intermediate Level: 5–7 years of estimating experience in electric transmission, power utilities, or heavy civil infrastructure • Senior Level: 8+ years of relevant estimating experience with demonstrated leadership capability  • Proven experience estimating high-voltage transmission and/or substation projects  • Professional designation (P.Eng., C.E.T., or equivalent) is considered an asset  • Experience in a regulated transmission utility environment and familiarity with AUC capital governance processes is considered an asset