Description
Construction Safety and Permit roles are fundamental to maintaining a secure and efficient work environment in industrial and construction projects. These positions, including Work Permit Receivers (WPR), Fire Watch or Standby Man, and Safety Officers, are responsible for ensuring that all job activities are performed in compliance with strict safety regulations and operational standards. In high-risk sectors such as mining and large-scale construction projects, proper supervision and safety control are essential to prevent accidents and protect both workers and equipment. These professionals play a direct role in identifying hazards, enforcing safety measures, and ensuring that all work is carried out under approved permits and guidelines. Their presence on-site not only reduces risks but also enhances productivity by maintaining a disciplined and controlled workflow.
Key Responsibilities
Professionals working in these roles are tasked with a variety of safety-critical responsibilities. Work Permit Receivers ensure that all required permits are properly obtained, verified, and followed before any job begins. They coordinate with supervisors and safety departments to confirm that risk assessments and safety precautions are in place. Fire Watch or Standby personnel are responsible for monitoring high-risk activities such as hot work, ensuring that fire hazards are controlled and emergency response measures are readily available. Safety Officers oversee overall site safety, conduct inspections, enforce company safety policies, and provide guidance to workers on safe practices. They also investigate incidents, report hazards, and ensure compliance with project safety standards. Together, these roles ensure that operations continue smoothly without compromising safety.
Skills and Knowledge
Candidates applying for these positions must have a strong understanding of workplace safety procedures and hazard control methods. Experience in construction, mining, or industrial environments is highly valuable. Safety Officers are generally required to have at least five years of experience along with knowledge of safety regulations and risk management practices. Work Permit Receivers should be familiar with permit-to-work systems and site coordination procedures. Fire Watch personnel must be alert, responsible, and capable of responding quickly to emergencies. Basic communication skills are essential for all roles to ensure proper coordination with teams and supervisors. Additionally, familiarity with Ajeer and Chamber documentation processes is important for compliance with local regulations. Candidates must be physically fit, attentive, and capable of working in demanding site conditions.
Job Details
🏢 Company: SKY EAST CONSTRUCTION
📍 Work Location: Abha
📍 Project Location: Maaden, Turaif
⏳ Duration: 3 Months
🍽️ Benefits: Food & Transportation by Company
👷♂️ Positions & Rates:
▪ Work Permit Receiver (WPR): 12 Nos – 42 SAR
▪ Fire Watch / Standby Man: 8 Nos – 20 SAR
▪ Safety Officer (5+ Years Experience): 5 Nos – 33 SAR
📄 Required Documents:
Ajeer & Chamber
Original Passport
CV & Color Copies of Documents
📞 Contact: 0550726058
🏢 Office Location: Sahara Restaurant, Al Hufuf Street, Jubail
Application & Safety Notice
Applicants are strongly encouraged to act quickly and apply through the official contact provided. It is always recommended to visit the office personally or confirm all job details via WhatsApp before proceeding. Registration with the Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory, and failure to complete this process may result in issues related to employment or payment. Candidates must remain cautious and avoid dealing with unauthorized agents or individuals requesting fees for job placement. Legitimate job opportunities do not require payment at any stage of recruitment. Ensuring that all documents are valid and submitting applications through proper channels will help candidates secure genuine opportunities safely. Stay alert, follow official procedures, and protect yourself from fraud while pursuing employment opportunities in Saudi Arabia.
