Heavy Industrial Maritime Manufacturing Estimator

5–10 years of experience in heavy industrial maritime manufacturing or shipbuilding (machining focus required)
Familiarity with commercial and military maritime construction projects
Strong understanding of federal contracting regulations (FAR, DFARS)
Ability to read and interpret engineering blueprints and technical drawings
Experience estimating material, labor, and equipment costs for RFQs
Knowledge of market trends in labor and material pricing for the maritime sector
Strong collaboration skills to work with engineering, finance, procurement, and HR teams
Proficiency in Microsoft Excel, Outlook, and Teams
Experience estimating large military components in a machine shop environment
Ability to manage multiple projects and deadlines in a fast-paced setting
Must be able to pass a background check for work on U.S. Department of Defense (DOD) contracts
Valid driver’s license with a good driving record

Review Requests for Quotes (RFQs), drawings, and technical specifications to determine project requirements
Work with engineering, procurement, and project management teams to develop precise cost estimates for labor, materials, equipment, and fabrication
Identify potential risks and integrate risk mitigation strategies into cost projections
Stay up to date with industry trends and regulatory changes affecting maritime manufacturing and federal contracts
Prepare and present detailed bid proposals to senior management
Participate in post-award project reviews to refine estimating processes
Communicate with customers as needed to clarify project details and expectations

No preferred qualifications provided.