Safety Officer, Permit Receiver, and Fire Watch or Safety Standby Man (FW/SBM)
Position Overview
Safety and permit-related roles are essential in the oil and gas industry, where strict operational standards and safety procedures must always be maintained. Positions such as Safety Officer, Permit Receiver, and Fire Watch or Safety Standby Man (FW/SBM) play a critical role in protecting workers and ensuring that all site activities follow approved safety protocols. These roles are particularly important during shutdown operations when maintenance, repairs, and inspections are performed within a limited timeframe.
Industrial shutdown projects require experienced personnel who understand the risks associated with oil and gas facilities. Professionals working in these roles monitor site conditions, verify safety procedures, and ensure that all work permits are properly approved before any task begins. Their presence helps reduce accidents, maintain regulatory compliance, and ensure that industrial activities are completed safely and efficiently.
Main Duties and Work Responsibilities
Safety Officers are responsible for monitoring workplace conditions and ensuring that all employees follow company safety policies and industry regulations. They perform regular site inspections, identify hazards, and provide safety guidance to workers. In addition, they conduct safety briefings, review risk assessments, and ensure that personal protective equipment is used correctly by all personnel.
Permit Receivers manage and control the work permit system used in oil and gas facilities. Their responsibility is to verify that every job activity has proper authorization and that safety conditions are met before work begins. They coordinate with supervisors, safety teams, and control room staff to ensure that all procedures are followed correctly.
Fire Watch and Safety Standby Man personnel are responsible for monitoring high-risk activities such as welding, cutting, or confined space work. They remain present at the job site to observe potential hazards and respond quickly if any unsafe situation occurs. Their role helps ensure that dangerous operations are continuously monitored and carried out safely.
Skills and Professional Experience Required
These positions require strong knowledge of oil and gas safety procedures and industrial work environments. Safety Officers should have experience in workplace safety management, risk assessment, and hazard identification. Certification in safety training programs such as NEBOSH or similar qualifications is often preferred.
Permit Receivers must understand the permit-to-work system commonly used in refineries and petrochemical plants. Good communication skills are essential, as they must coordinate with multiple departments and ensure that all workers clearly understand the safety requirements before starting tasks.
Fire Watch and Safety Standby Man workers must be highly attentive and familiar with emergency procedures. Previous experience working during industrial shutdown projects is often required by employers. Additionally, candidates must have at least three years of experience in oil and gas projects and the ability to communicate in spoken English.
Employment Information and Job Categories
Job Category: Oil and Gas Safety and Industrial Operations
Available Positions:
Safety Officer
Permit Receiver
Fire Watch / Safety Standby Man (FW/SBM)
Experience Requirement: Minimum 3 years of experience in oil and gas projects
Additional Requirement: Candidates must have original shutdown project experience and good spoken English communication skills.
Interview Time: 8:00 AM (Candidates must arrive on time for the interview)
Interview Location: Riyaz Parking, Jubail near SNB Bank, Saudi Arabia
Application Method: Candidates are required to come directly to the interview location with their documents.
Contact Number:
+966 59 310 8846
Required Documents: Updated CV and all relevant supporting documents for verification during the interview process.
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