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Estimator Training for Aluminium & Glass Works – Oman & GCC Market Online Course

  • Writer: Gaurav Bhadani
    Gaurav Bhadani
  • Sep 18, 2025
  • 2 min read

Detailed Course Curriculum

Module 1: Introduction to Aluminium & Glass Estimation in GCC Markets

  • Scope of aluminium and glass in Oman and GCC construction projects

  • Roles and responsibilities of an estimator

  • Understanding key documents: drawings, BOQs, and standards

  • Step-by-step estimation workflow

  • Templates: Daily Task Checklist, Estimation Flowchart

Module 2: Material Take-Off and Quantity Calculation

  • Aluminium profiles: frames, mullions, transoms

  • Quantity calculation methods from drawings

  • Glass types: float, tempered, laminated, insulated

  • Estimating accessories and hardware (handles, locks, gaskets)

  • Labour norms and consumables

  • Templates: Glass Quantity Sheet, Labour & Consumables Format

Module 3: Costing and Pricing Strategies

  • Collecting supplier price lists in GCC markets

  • Handling material cost fluctuations

  • Labour costing based on productivity rates

  • Applying overheads, risk allowances, and profit margins

  • Templates: Costing Sheet with Overheads, Material Cost Database

Module 4: Coordination with Suppliers and Vendors

  • Identifying reliable aluminium and glass suppliers in Oman & GCC

  • Effective negotiation techniques

  • Verifying quotations and delivery terms

  • Managing supplier price databases

  • Templates: Supplier Comparison Log, RFQ Document, Price Update Tracker

Module 5: Preparation of Estimation Sheets and Cost Summaries

  • Standard aluminium & glass estimation sheet structure

  • Using Excel formulas for efficiency

  • Preparing summary cost sheets and tender submission packages

  • Quality control and error-checking methods

  • Templates: Estimation Sheet Example, Cost Summary Format, QC Checklist

Module 6: Technical Submittals and Client Approvals

  • Requirements for material data sheets, test certificates, shop drawings

  • Preparing and submitting technical documents for approval

  • Handling client queries and clarifications

  • Systematic tracking of approvals

  • Templates: Submittal Checklist, Approval Tracker

Module 7: Coordination with Drafting and Design Teams

  • Estimator-draftsman collaboration workflow

  • Resolving design queries during estimation

  • Reviewing shop drawings for feasibility

  • Managing multiple revisions with version control

  • Templates: Drawing Review Checklist, Revision Log

Module 8: Managing Variations, Re-measurements, and Value Engineering

  • Variation management and cost impact assessment

  • Re-measurement techniques for additional/reduced works

  • Value engineering proposals for cost savings

  • Documentation and approval processes

  • Templates: Variation Proposal, Re-measurement Sheet

Module 9: Maintaining Estimation Templates and Price Databases

  • Designing reusable estimation templates for different project types

  • Periodic supplier price updates to reflect GCC trends

  • Data security and backup practices

  • Sharing knowledge and templates across teams

  • Templates: Estimation Template, Price Database Tracker

Module 10: Time Management and Tender Submission Best Practices

  • Planning estimation activities to meet tender deadlines

  • Tracking progress and reporting to management

  • Final review protocols for error-free submission

  • Post-submission follow-up with clients

  • Templates: Tender Submission & Follow-up Log

Course Highlights

✅ Designed for Oman & GCC construction market✅ 10 Modules | 50 Sessions | Practical Templates & Examples✅ Focus on real project-based estimation skills✅ Learn supplier coordination & quotation preparationValid for 250 days – complete at your own pace✅ BHADANIS Certification on successful completion

Who Should Join?

  • Civil Engineers working in façade and interior works

  • Quantity Surveyors aiming to specialize in aluminium & glass estimation

  • Project Engineers & Site Engineers looking to strengthen their cost estimation skills

  • Fresh Graduates targeting careers in GCC construction companies

 
 
 

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