Estimator jobs in Oman

​An Estimator, or Cost Engineer, is responsible for cost calculations to determine how much it will cost a company to complete a project or provide products and services to its clients. They do this by researching the costs of the materials, transport, labour and equipment.

Estimator duties and responsibilities

When you want to appoint an Estimator, consider whether you wish to employ them on a permanent, temporary or freelance basis. The duties and responsibilities of an Estimator will differ between companies, but the typical duties and responsibilities of an Estimator include the following:

• Researching the cost of items such as materials, transport, labour and equipment

• Establishing and maintaining relationships with contractors and vendors

• Getting quotes from suppliers and contractors within a specified time frame

• Assessing the risk levels associated with a project

• Preparing and submitting quotations and details of costs for work to be done

• Assisting with bids for new contracts and supporting the activities of buyers

• Monitoring the costs at the different stages of a project to ensure it stays within the estimated costs

​Crude oil, refined petroleum, and natural gas account for most exports, while imports consist mainly of machinery and transport equipment, basic manufactured goods, and foodstuffs. Some manufactured products are also exported. Exports The top exports of Oman are Crude Petroleum($13.3B), Petroleum Gas ($4.4B), Refined Petroleum ($2.39B), Semi-Finished Iron ($1.03B), and Nitrogenous Fertilizers ($957M), exporting mostly to China ($13.8B), India ($2.77B), South Korea ($1.93B), United Arab Emirates ($1.75B), and Saudi Arabia ($1.57B).