Are there any seniors who have moved from mechanical engineering to cost estimation or contracting?
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I should ask the more experienced colleagues for their advice. I majored in mechanical engineering and graduated 3 years ago. At the end of the year, my manager asked me to learn about contracts or cost estimates. What should I do?
I should ask the more experienced colleagues for their advice. I majored in mechanical engineering and graduated 3 years ago. At the end of the year, my manager asked me to learn about contracts or cost estimates. What should I do?
I also graduated in mechanical engineering, and after graduation I worked in the chemical industry. Learn a trade, work in that trade, and love what you do.
I also want to pursue a career in cost estimation at the moment, but I haven’t made any concrete plans; it’s just something I’m thinking about:$
It’s good news – there’s nothing too complicated about contracts and costs; if you take advantage of this opportunity, it will be beneficial for you. You could obtain a first-level mechanical and electrical engineering construction engineer certificate, which will be useful for you in the future.