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A Mechanical Estimation Engineer calculates project costs, materials, and labor required for mechanical systems, equipment, or manufacturing projects.  Job Summary The Mechanical Estimation Engineer prepares accurate and competitive cost estimates, material take-offs (MTO), and bills of quantities (BOQ) for mechanical bids and tenders. This role coordinates with procurement, design, and sales teams ...

Job Responsibilities: • Preparation of cost estimation & BOQ for electrical control panels (PLC panels, PCC, MCC, VFD, APFC, etc.) • Drawing preparation & modification (GA drawings, single-line diagrams, control schematics) • Material take-off and cost calculation • Coordination with design, purchase, and execution teams • Understanding client specifications, tenders, ...

A Quantity Surveyor (QS) manages all financial and contractual aspects of building projects from inception to completion, acting as a construction cost consultant. They ensure projects remain within budget by preparing estimates, conducting feasibility studies, managing procurement, valuing completed work, and preparing final accounts to ensure value for money.  Key Responsibilities Cost Management ...

e are currently looking for GENERAL MANAGER - DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT location Mechanical engineer with nearly 15 years rich experience in the areas of New Product Development, R&D, Process Engineering & Improvement, Proto part Development and Service issue solution in Heavy Machinery & STRUCTURAL CNC MACHINE components Proficient in designing & developing new ...

e are currently looking for GENERAL MANAGER - DESIGN & DEVELOPMENT location Mechanical engineer with nearly 15 years rich experience in the areas of New Product Development, R&D, Process Engineering & Improvement, Proto part Development and Service issue solution in Heavy Machinery & STRUCTURAL CNC MACHINE components Proficient in designing & developing new ...

A Billing Engineer for building work is responsible for preparing cost estimates, creating bills for clients and subcontractors, and managing the billing process from start to finish. Key duties include taking site measurements, verifying work against drawings and BOQs, performing rate analysis, and coordinating with site engineers, project managers, and the ...

A Civil Engineer for a government infrastructure project company oversees the planning, design, and execution of public works like roads, bridges, and utilities. Key responsibilities include ensuring compliance with strict government regulations, managing site safety, coordinating with contractors, and producing technical reports to meet project timelines and budget constraints.    Job Description: Civil ...

A Civil Engineer in the construction sector is responsible for planning, designing, and managing construction projects, ensuring they are completed safely, on time, within budget, and in compliance with regulations. They serve as the critical link between design teams (architects) and field workers, overseeing on-site operations to translate blueprints into ...

An architect is a professional who designs buildings and structures, ensuring they are functional, safe, and aesthetically pleasing while adhering to building codes and regulations. They manage projects from initial concept to completion, collaborating with clients, engineers, and contractors.    Key Responsibilities: Design and Planning: Architects create detailed drawings and specifications for buildings, considering factors like ...

An Engineer for a Building Project manages technical aspects, bridging design and construction, ensuring projects meet quality, safety, budget, and schedule goals by planning, coordinating teams (designers, subs, clients), overseeing site activities, controlling quality/safety, solving technical issues, and managing documentation from feasibility to completion. They act as a key technical advisor, ...