Electrical Engineer (MEPF Cost & Contracts Engr.)

JOB SUMMARY

  • Electro Mechanical Works/ Budget, Cost and Contract Management / Commercial and Financial tracking / Bidding and

  • Procurement / Cost evaluations / Project Development Investment Studies & Elemental Costing

  • Prepare tender documents, contracts, budgets, bills of quantities and other relevant documents to be presented to the owners

  • Review MEPF plans and prepare quantity needs and cost of materials for Project Devt to Construction

  • Create price/forecast of the cost of materials needed as well as feasibility studies

  • Gather data and quantification to verify progress of accomplishments of the project

  • Come up with ways to reduce overall cost of a project ensuring best value for money

  • Measure and value work done on site

  • Undergo Quantity Take-off and Plan interpretation for MEPF systems

  • Materials evaluation, Ordering, and Procurement

  • Supplier/Subcontractor Quotation and Evaluation

  • Carry out monthly valuation of work in progress including forecasting of final cost and sales

Technical Skills

  • Knowledge in preparation of Work Breakdown Structure

  • Report Writing

  • Costing Preparation, Financial report Analysis

  • Proposal analysis

  • Bidding proposal preparations

  • Strong Mathematical Skills

  • Analytical with good communication skills

  • Attends meeting concerning cost and commercial aspect of work.

  • Perform other tasks that maybe assigned from time to time

Job Specification

  • Graduate of BS Electrical Engineer

  • Licensed Electrical Engineer

  • With minimun 10 years of experience in Project Development & construction industry, with experience in Cost estimating, bidding, review of construction plans and specification, Investment studies & elemental costing must have experience in coordination with all MEPF trades.

  • Strong knowledge on Project Costs & Contracts Management

  • Cost Engg / Quantity Surveying

  • Project Development & Investment Studies

  • Contract Administration

  • Procurement & Tendering

  • Commercial & Management in Construction

  • Cost Control

  • PICQS member


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