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Master the art of accurate cost estimation, budgeting, and project control. With expertise in EPC cost estimation, you can propel your career into senior roles such as Cost Estimator, Project Manager, or Estimation Manager. This specialization can also lead to opportunities in consulting, project planning, and cost management. Stay ahead of the curve and increase your earning potential by developing a deep understanding of EPC cost estimation principles and best practices.
Overview of EPC
Objective of Cost Estimates
Basic Concepts of Cost Estimation
Common Queries:
Is Cost Estimation a technical role?
How can I become a cost engineer
Do I need to be an MBA?
Professional Certifications
Interactive Q&A
Engineering, Procurement and Construction (EPC) Projects are a fascinating combination of design, technology, planning, construction, contracts, people management, and risk management.
Working in the EPC industry is challenging as well as rewarding. People who thrive in projects, rise to become project managers and often to leadership positions.
Within EPC, Cost Estimation is one of the most crucial functions. Cost engineers not only assist the project team by providing the project cost but also provide insights about potential risks and various cost sensitivities.
It is also a great option for your career as it helps to develop you into a complete Techno-commercial professional.
This course will enable you to understand the basic concepts of Cost Estimation and will help you to pursue a career in Cost Estimation.
Industry domains :
Oil & Gas
Engineering Disciplines :
Mechanical , Process , Civil & Structural
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Introduction :
Part 1
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Cost estimation classifications :
Part 2
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Equipment factor :
Part 3
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