FAQs
What are the primary responsibilities of the Estimating and Proposal Manager?
The primary responsibilities include preparing complex proposals/bids, ensuring contract finalization and compliance, analyzing tender documents, developing bid strategies, maintaining customer contact during bidding, and collaborating with the project team.
What type of degree is required for this role?
A degree in Engineering (preferably Mechanical or Chemical Engineering) or a technical high school diploma with significant experience as a Proposal Manager/Estimating Engineer is required.
What level of experience is necessary for this position?
Several years of experience as a Proposal Manager/Estimating Engineer, with professional experience in EPC project estimation methodologies and execution procedures is necessary.
Is knowledge of international codes and standards important for this role?
Yes, familiarity with widely used international codes and standards for design and construction in the oil and gas sector is essential.
What language proficiency is required for this position?
Fluency in English, both oral and written, is required.
Is the ability to work with tight deadlines important for success in this role?
Yes, the ability to work with tight deadlines while ensuring clarity and quality of documentation and services is crucial.
Do I need to be able to lead a team in this position?
Yes, being a self-starter and able to lead a team during the preparation of the offer is important.
Will I have to negotiate contracts in this role?
Yes, you will be involved in negotiating contracts, confidentiality agreements, and collaboration arrangements with support from other business functions.
What skills are essential for presenting design problems in this role?
The ability to present design problems clearly to senior reports, customers, and suppliers is essential.
How important is independent decision-making in this position?
The ability to make decisions independently is important for the role of Estimating and Proposal Manager.