Estimating Planner at GasTech Engineering LLC

Sapulpa, Oklahoma, United States -

Full Time

Start Date

Immediate

Expiry Date

17 Jun, 26

Salary

0.0

Posted On

19 Mar, 26

Experience

2 year(s) or above

Remote Job

Yes

Telecommute

Yes

Sponsor Visa

Skills

Estimating, Planning, Code Compliance, Client Specifications, RFQ Review, Cost Presentation, Quality Systems Manual, Supplier Requirements, Manufacturing Capacities, Client Communications, Specification Compliance, Vendor Price Estimates, Project Kick-off, Specification Arbitration, ACCE, Cleopatra

Industry

Oil and Gas

Description

Description It is the purpose of this position to review, comment then plan for implementation of codes, standards and client specifications into all GasTech estimating activities. The responsibility of the position is to ensure that all compliance requirements are captured and presented to estimating accurately and on time. It is also required that compliance requirements are reviewed for relevance, optimization and competitive value. It is the goal of this position to ensure GasTech is the most highly respected provider of process equipment and services for the clients and in the industries we serve. PRINCIPAL DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES: The responsibilities include, but are not limited to, the following: Review each Request for Quotation (RFQ) for relevant client, code and standards requirements. Present the cost and time for project compliance in event of award. Ensure all estimates represent compliance with the Quality Systems Manual. Identify and present sub-tier supplier requirements to be included in the Quotation. Determine and advise on manufacturing capacities, to better improve estimate project delivery accuracy. Assist in quotation-phase client communications/negotiations for specification compliance issues. Assist setting client-unspecified equipment compliance standards for common GasTech products. Assist with securing vendor price estimates, including major equipment, parts and subcontract services. Attend and provide input in all project kick-off and manufacturing kick-off meetings. Liaison with Product Engineering after project award for incorporation of atypical client requirements. Be the prime source for specification compliance arbitration, during project execution. Assist preparing estimates that comply with the client RFQ. Assist preparing, maintaining, recording estimating files, and updating customer relations management (CRM) system. Establish relationships with vendors in the oil and gas market pertaining to process equipment. Keep vendor price lists current. Transfer cost estimates from awarded projects from the estimating tool to the enterprise resource planning (ERP) System Must be able to communicate and effectively deal with all members of the staff. Demonstrate experience using ACCE and/or Cleopatra estimating software. A moderate level of both supplier and customer contact is required. Occasional travel may be required. Requirements Requirements: At least a high school diploma or GED is required.· Minimum 3+ years of experience in estimating, engineering, or fabrication of ASME pressure vessels and/or code-driven process equipment. Demonstrated experience with ASME Section VIII pressure vessels, including awareness of high-pressure service, thick-wall fabrication, and code-driven cost impacts (e.g., PWHT, NDE, testing, documentation). Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, vessel drawings, data sheets, and client specifications. Experience estimating pressure vessels is required; experience estimating packaged equipment or process skids (including piping, structural steel, and bought-out equipment) is preferred. Familiarity with fabrication workflows, vendor pricing, and manufacturing cost drivers in a code-regulated environment is required. Requirements: At least a high school diploma or GED is required.· Minimum 3+ years of experience in estimating, engineering, or fabrication of ASME pressure vessels and/or code-driven process equipment. Demonstrated experience with ASME Section VIII pressure vessels, including awareness of high-pressure service, thick-wall fabrication, and code-driven cost impacts (e.g., PWHT, NDE, testing, documentation). Ability to read and interpret P&IDs, vessel drawings, data sheets, and client specifications. Experience estimating pressure vessels is required; experience estimating packaged equipment or process skids (including piping, structural steel, and bought-out equipment) is preferred. Familiarity with fabrication workflows, vendor pricing, and manufacturing cost drivers in a code-regulated environment is required.

Responsibilities

The primary role involves reviewing client codes and standards to integrate compliance requirements accurately into all estimating activities, ensuring they are optimized for competitive value. Responsibilities include presenting compliance costs, identifying supplier needs, advising on manufacturing capacities, and assisting with client negotiations regarding specifications.