Construction budget for instrumentation projects
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Dear fellow sailors, I have been working on instrument-related construction projects for many years, but I don’t have in-depth knowledge regarding budgeting. Recently, I want to learn systematically about the aspects of budgeting in instrument construction. Does anyone have any relevant materials? Thank you!
You can take a look at the book on budget quotas for engineering installation
Those who specialize in budgeting should use relevant software; the quotas can be seen upon installation； To understand the specific composition of a budget, one still needs to study relevant materials; for a basic understanding, one can take a look at the project budgets prepared by construction companies, see how they go about it, apply relevant quotas, and then observe the site.
First take the exam to become a cost estimator, then take the exam to become a cost engineer. Buy software. .
Take your project budgets from previous years and compare them with the standard rates to see how others handle things; ask questions if you’re unsure, and then draw lessons from the experience.
I don’t quite understand it either, but people use software to create budgets; there are dedicated budget specialists in companies who handle this task, while we only submit proposals for review. Specific pricing calculations still need to be learned*; it seems that those majoring in engineering cost are quite familiar with this.
Okay, thank you all, fellow sea lovers!