Description
Industrial safety positions are essential in large construction and petrochemical projects where strict safety standards must be maintained. Roles such as HSE Officer and Work Permit Receiver ensure that all operations are performed safely and according to company regulations. In major industrial shutdown projects, especially those associated with petrochemical companies, safety professionals play a key role in protecting workers, equipment, and the surrounding environment.
Companies conducting shutdown activities require experienced personnel who understand safety systems, permit procedures, and industrial regulations. HSE Officers supervise safety practices on site, while Work Permit Receivers manage the permit-to-work process to ensure that all activities are properly authorized before they begin. Their combined efforts help maintain operational discipline and ensure that high-risk tasks are carried out safely and efficiently.
Key Responsibilities
HSE Officers are responsible for monitoring safety procedures across the worksite and ensuring compliance with company policies and industry regulations. They conduct routine inspections, identify potential hazards, and guide workers on the proper use of personal protective equipment. They also lead safety meetings, investigate incidents, and ensure that corrective actions are implemented to prevent accidents.
Work Permit Receivers manage the permit-to-work system required for performing various industrial tasks. They coordinate with safety departments and supervisors to ensure that work permits are issued correctly and that all safety conditions are met before work begins. They verify documentation, ensure workers understand permit conditions, and monitor work activities to ensure tasks are performed within the approved scope. Both roles require strong communication and coordination with project teams to maintain a safe and organized work environment.
Skills and Knowledge
Candidates applying for these roles should have a solid understanding of industrial safety standards and procedures. HSE Officers must be knowledgeable in occupational health and safety practices and capable of conducting safety inspections and risk assessments. Experience in petrochemical shutdown projects is highly beneficial because such projects require strict adherence to safety protocols.
Work Permit Receivers should understand permit-to-work systems and safety documentation used in industrial environments. Both positions require good communication skills, attention to detail, and the ability to work responsibly under pressure. Applicants must also have relevant professional experience, proper documentation, and the ability to coordinate effectively with supervisors, safety teams, and workers on site.
Job Details
Company Name
MFA Contracting Company
Project Type
SABIC Shutdown
Available Positions
HSE Officer
Positions: 25
Rate: 26 SAR per hour
Work Permit Receiver
Positions: 25
Rate: 20 SAR per hour
Work Location
Jubail, Saudi Arabia
Duty Type
Room to Room Duty
Payment Terms
Payment will be cleared within 60 days after timesheet submission.
Required Documents
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Same Profession on Iqama
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Ajeer or Chamber Registration
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Moqeem
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Validity of Documents (Minimum 3 Months)
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Insurance
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SABIC Medical
Contact Details
📱 Mobile: 0575521210
Office Instruction
Candidates should visit the office with their original documents and passport for verification and further hiring procedures.
Office Location
https://maps.app.goo.gl/Lvb1LLQnGSVp7mxi8?g_st=ipc
Interested candidates are encouraged to contact the company directly or visit the office to complete the application process.
Attention for Applicants
Whenever a job opportunity is posted, make sure to check it immediately and contact the supplier directly. Always visit the office personally or request proper documents through official WhatsApp communication before proceeding.
Registration with Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory. Without proper registration, the company will not be responsible for payment-related matters.
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