Job Title: Work Permit Receiver (WPR)
Saudi Arabia’s industrial and construction sector continues to generate strong demand for certified professionals who can ensure compliance, coordination, and safe execution of site activities. Among these roles, the Work Permit Receiver (WPR) holds a critical position, particularly in large-scale projects such as those in Jubail. With urgent hiring announced under PKC for the Amiral Project, this opportunity is ideal for individuals who are experienced, disciplined, and ready to work in a structured industrial environment. The role offers long-term employment potential and provides valuable exposure to high-standard project operations where safety and efficiency are top priorities.
Description
The Work Permit Receiver (WPR) is responsible for managing and controlling permit-to-work systems on industrial sites. This role ensures that all work activities are properly authorized, documented, and executed in compliance with safety regulations. WPRs act as a bridge between the workforce and management, verifying that all necessary conditions are met before work begins. In high-risk environments such as oil, gas, and construction projects, this role is essential for preventing accidents and maintaining operational discipline. The importance of a WPR lies in ensuring that every task performed on-site is safe, approved, and aligned with project standards.
Key Responsibilities
A Work Permit Receiver is responsible for obtaining, reviewing, and implementing work permits for various job activities. This includes verifying safety conditions, ensuring all required documents are valid, and confirming that workers understand the scope and risks of the job. The WPR coordinates with supervisors, safety officers, and site engineers to maintain smooth workflow and avoid delays. Monitoring ongoing work, ensuring compliance with safety procedures, and stopping unsafe activities are also key duties. The role requires constant attention to detail, as any oversight in permit handling can lead to serious safety risks or project disruptions.
Skills and Knowledge
Candidates applying for the WPR position must have a solid understanding of permit-to-work systems, safety protocols, and industrial site procedures. TUV certification or similar credentials are highly preferred. Applicants should be familiar with documentation processes, including Iqama validity, Muqeem status, and insurance compliance. Strong communication skills, the ability to coordinate with multiple teams, and a responsible attitude are essential for success in this role. Physical fitness and the ability to work under site conditions are also important. Prior experience in Saudi Arabia or Gulf projects will be an added advantage.
Job Details
• Position: Work Permit Receiver (WPR) (TUV Certified)**
• Number of Vacancies: 5**
• Salary Rate: 15 SAR**
• Salary Terms: After timesheet submission – 45 days**
• Work Location: Amiral Project, Jubail**
• Duration: Long-term project**
• Documents Required: Absher Iqama (Updated), Passport Copy, Muqeem (3 months valid), Insurance, Medical Report, Chamber Registration (Mandatory)**
• Additional Requirement: All documents must be in color & original passport required**
• Office Location: Near Shifa Hospital, Jubail**
Applicants are advised to act quickly and verify all job-related details before proceeding. Always contact the official source or visit the office in person to confirm authenticity. Ajeer Chamber registration is mandatory, and failure to comply may lead to payment issues. Be cautious of fraudulent offers and never pay money to secure a job. Following official procedures ensures a safe and reliable hiring process for all candidates.
