Urgent requirement in Oman Liquefied Natural Gas LLC (Oman LNG) Shutdown Project. The vacancies are available for Pipe Fabricator, Mech fitter, Mech Technician, Mech Supervisor, Instrumentation Engineer.
| JOBS/SKILLS | SALARY | EXPERIENCE |
| INSTRUMENT ENGINEERING | OMR 750-800 | GULF EXPERIENCE |
| PIPE FABRICATOR | OMR 140-150 | GULF EXPERIENCE |
| MECHANICAL FITTER | OMR 140-150 | GULF EXPERIENCE |
| MECH TECHNICIAN | OMR 140-150 | GULF EXPERIENCE |
| MECH FOREMAN | OMR 250-300 | ITI/DIPLOMA WITH 8YRS EXPERIENCE |
| MECH SUPERVISOR | OMR 350-400 | 3 YEARS DIPLOMA WITH 8YRS EXPERIENCE |
Terms & Conditions
- 10 HOURS DUTY + OVERTIME, 22 DAYS A MONTH.
- FREE FOOD IS PROVIDED BY THE COMPANY
- ACCOMMODATIONS ARE PROVIDED BY THE OLNG COMPANY.
- GAMCA MEDICAL FEE REFUND BY COMPANY.
- A CANDIDATE MUST BE A GULF RETURNEE WITH EXPERIENCE IN THE OIL & GAS FIELD.
Benefits To Employees working in Oman
- The population in Oman is diverse in nature. Oman provides different tastes and styles, there is always something to enjoy.
- Oman is considered to be a safe country with a low crime rate. The environment is good for working and living.
- In Oman, it is relatively easy to find jobs for ex-pats(foreigners) in fields such as Oil & gas, medicine and education.
- Networking and Communication is easy with people.
- The standard of health care in Oman is high, both in the public sector and private sector.
- Omani lifestyle is said to be laid-back and relaxed.
Oil and Gas Industries of Oman
Since Oman began commercial oil production in 1967, oil has been the backbone of the Omani economy. Oman’s modern and extensive infrastructure, which includes electric utilities, roads, public education, and medical facilities, is supported by the oil business.
Oman has the capacity to produce one million barrels of crude oil and condensates per day. Oman’s oil reserves are largely heavy crude, and China is the country’s primary export market. The government of Oman gets around 70% of its annual budget from oil and gas earnings, thanks to taxation and joint ownership of some of the most prolific fields, and the industry contributes 30% of the country’s GDP.
Oman also has natural gas reserves, which might be a major source of industrial expansion in the next years.
