Fitter /Fire Watch / Stand By Man / Permit Receiver / Safety Officer / Rigger III

Description

The Industrial and Construction Workforce plays a vital role in supporting large-scale projects within the oil, gas, and petrochemical sectors, particularly in highly regulated environments such as the SADARA Plant in Jubail. This category includes skilled and semi-skilled professionals such as fitters, fire watch personnel, permit receivers, safety officers, and riggers, all of whom contribute to maintaining operational efficiency and safety compliance. These roles are essential for ensuring that complex industrial activities are carried out smoothly, minimizing risks while maximizing productivity. Each position holds specific responsibilities that collectively ensure project timelines are met without compromising quality or safety standards. In an industry where precision and adherence to protocols are critical, this workforce forms the backbone of successful project execution.

Key Responsibilities

Professionals within this category are responsible for executing a wide range of tasks depending on their specialization, yet all roles share a common focus on safety and efficiency. Fitters are tasked with assembling, installing, and maintaining piping systems and mechanical components, ensuring they meet engineering specifications. Fire watch and standby personnel monitor work areas for potential fire hazards, especially during hot work activities, and act immediately in case of emergencies. Permit receivers ensure that all work is conducted under proper authorization by coordinating with safety departments and verifying compliance with site regulations. Safety officers oversee the entire work environment, implementing safety policies, conducting inspections, and ensuring that workers adhere to established guidelines. Riggers, particularly those certified at Level III, are responsible for lifting operations, ensuring that heavy equipment is moved safely and efficiently using proper rigging techniques.

Skills and Knowledge

To succeed in this workforce category, individuals must possess a combination of technical expertise, practical experience, and a strong understanding of safety standards. Fitters should have hands-on experience with tools, blueprints, and mechanical systems, while fire watch personnel must be alert, responsive, and knowledgeable about fire prevention techniques. Permit receivers require a thorough understanding of work permit systems and must be capable of effective communication between departments. Safety officers must hold relevant certifications and demonstrate a deep understanding of occupational health and safety regulations, risk assessment, and incident prevention strategies. Riggers need certification such as TUV Level III and must be skilled in load calculations, equipment handling, and signaling techniques. Across all roles, physical fitness, teamwork, and the ability to work under pressure are essential attributes.

Job Details

• Project: SADARA Plant Jubail
• Positions Available: Fitter (05), Fire Watch / Stand By Man (05), Permit Receiver (02), Safety Officer (02), Rigger III (02)
• Rates: Fitter – 17 SAR/Hour, Fire Watch – 18 SAR/Hour, Permit Receiver – 21 SAR/Hour, Safety Officer – 22 SAR/Hour, Rigger III – 17 SAR/Hour
• Location: Jubail, Saudi Arabia
• Required Documents: Iqama Copy, Muqeem Copy (2 Months), Blood Group, AJEER (Two Months Mandatory), SADARA Medical
• AJEER Details: 6-11681, Company CR: 2055008500 / 7001470801
• Contact: +966 59 784 9543 (WhatsApp Only)

Important Notes for Applicants

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