Description
Safety Officers and QC Inspectors play a vital role in maintaining operational excellence and safety compliance within industrial and oil & gas environments. These professionals are especially important during shutdown projects, where time-sensitive operations and high-risk tasks demand strict supervision and coordination. A Safety Officer ensures that all health, safety, and environmental standards are followed on-site, minimizing the risk of accidents and protecting workers, equipment, and infrastructure. On the other hand, a QC Inspector focuses on maintaining quality standards, particularly in specialized areas such as valve inspection, ensuring that all components meet industry specifications and project requirements. Their combined efforts help companies achieve safe, efficient, and high-quality project execution, particularly in major facilities like SASREF in Saudi Arabia.
Key Responsibilities
The Safety Officer is responsible for implementing safety policies, conducting regular inspections, and ensuring that all workers comply with site regulations and safety procedures. They monitor hazardous activities, conduct toolbox talks, and respond promptly to incidents or emergencies. Maintaining accurate safety documentation and coordinating with supervisors are also essential parts of the role. Meanwhile, the QC Inspector is tasked with inspecting valves and related components, verifying their quality, and ensuring compliance with engineering standards and client specifications. They review technical documents, perform testing procedures, and report any defects or non-conformities. Both roles require strong coordination with project teams to ensure that work is completed safely, efficiently, and according to schedule during the shutdown period.
Skills and Knowledge
Candidates applying for these roles must possess relevant industry experience, particularly in oil and gas shutdown projects. Safety Officers should have strong knowledge of HSE standards, risk assessment techniques, and emergency response procedures. QC Inspectors must have hands-on experience in valve inspection and a clear understanding of quality control systems and testing methods. Good communication skills in English are essential for both positions, as they involve interaction with diverse teams and reporting to management. Applicants should also demonstrate attention to detail, problem-solving abilities, and the capacity to work under pressure. Physical fitness is important due to the demanding nature of site work, and having SASREF approval or ID is a significant advantage for faster selection.
Job Details
Company Requirement: Urgent Hiring for Shutdown Project
Positions: Safety Officer (15 Nos – SASREF Approved), QC Inspector (02 Nos – Valve Experience)
Location: SASREF, Saudi Arabia
Duration: 2 Months
Interview Date: 30/03/2026 at 9:00 AM
Documents Required: CV, Iqama, Passport Copy, Muqeem (Minimum 3 Months Validity), Body Fitness Certificate, Insurance, Chamber Documents, SASREF Approval (All in Color Copies)
Contact Numbers: +966 56 480 9620 / +966 56 197 0890 / +966 56 214 8210
Office Location: https://maps.app.goo.gl/HeBsiT7vKTJ5TFFU6?g_st=i
Applicants are strongly advised to respond quickly and contact the supplier directly to secure their position. Always verify job details by visiting the office or requesting official documents through WhatsApp before proceeding. Registration with Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory to ensure payment protection and avoid any disputes. Candidates must remain cautious of fraudulent activities and should never pay any fees for job opportunities. Following official procedures and staying alert will help applicants secure legitimate employment safely and efficiently.