Estimator / Work planner
DCN DIVING · Netherlands
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What's in it for you?
- Extensive development opportunities This is you
- Proactive, decisive and hands-on Ready to dive into the world of inshore infrastructure? As Estimator / Work planner, you're the driving force behind quotations and work plans for challenging underwater projects. With your technical knowledge and analytical mindset, you deliver sharp cost calculations and solid preparation for work on quays, ports, construction pits and other infrastructure. Dive in with us and make the difference!
Estimator / Work planner
Job description
This is what you are going to do:
- Performing pre-calculations, quotation calculations, and post-calculations
- Determining material, production, personnel, and indirect costs
- Analyzing technical drawings, parts lists, and work descriptions
- Requesting, assessing, and comparing supplier quotations
- Developing pricing strategies together with Sales and management
- Preparing quotation calculations, including risk analyses
- Managing and updating calculation data in the ERP system
- Contributing to make-or-buy decisions
- Supporting contract negotiations from a calculation perspective
- Performing profitability analyses and contribution margin calculations
Responsibilities
- Ensuring the economic feasibility and profitability of quotations
- Maintaining transparent, well-substantiated calculation documentation
- Complying with internal guidelines and procedures for calculations
- Identifying opportunities for cost savings and process optimization
What do we offer?
- Competitive salary and excellent secondary employment benefits
- Ample opportunities for training and development
- Challenging international projects in maritime and civil infrastructure
- An international family business with nearly 70 years of experience and a close-knit team spirit
- Room for personal initiative and growth
What do we ask?
- A technical or commercial degree (bachelor's level), for example in Civil Engineering or Business Administration
- Experience with industrial cost price calculations
- Excellent knowledge of Microsoft Excel and ERP systems
- Insight into technical drawings and production processes
Your skills
- Strong analytical skills
- Affinity with numbers
- Structured and precise way of working
- Good communication skills
- Negotiation skills