Position Description
Shutdown maintenance jobs are an essential part of the industrial and petrochemical sector, especially in major industrial cities such as Jubail. During shutdown projects, plant operations are temporarily stopped so that maintenance, repairs, inspections, and equipment upgrades can be carried out safely. These projects require a skilled workforce to complete tasks within a strict timeline, ensuring that facilities return to full operation without delays.
Companies operating in large industrial plants such as Saudi Kayan regularly conduct shutdown projects to maintain equipment reliability and safety. Workers such as mechanical supervisors, QC inspectors, pipe fitters, electricians, and foremen play a vital role in maintaining pipelines, mechanical equipment, and electrical systems during these maintenance operations.
Shutdown projects usually offer short-term but intensive work opportunities, often lasting a few weeks or months. Professionals who have previous shutdown experience are highly valued because they understand the fast-paced environment and strict safety requirements involved in these projects.
Core Duties and Responsibilities
Workers involved in shutdown projects are responsible for performing mechanical and technical tasks related to plant maintenance. Mechanical QC inspectors focus on checking welding work and ensuring that fabrication and installation meet project quality standards. They verify welding procedures, inspect joints, and maintain quality documentation.
Mechanical supervisors and foremen oversee the work teams on-site and ensure that all tasks are completed according to project specifications. They coordinate with engineers, monitor progress, and guide workers to maintain productivity and safety during the shutdown period.
Pipe fitters and electricians perform the hands-on technical work. Pipe fitters install, repair, and maintain piping systems used in industrial plants, while electricians handle electrical wiring, equipment connections, and troubleshooting tasks. Storekeepers manage tools, materials, and equipment to ensure workers have everything they need for efficient operations.
Skills and Knowledge Requirements
Candidates applying for shutdown project positions must have previous experience working in industrial plants or shutdown maintenance environments. Experience in column work and mechanical maintenance is highly preferred because many tasks involve working with large industrial equipment and structural components.
Technical roles such as pipe fitters and electricians require knowledge of installation procedures, tools, and safety practices. Mechanical supervisors and foremen must have leadership skills and experience managing teams on-site.
Quality control inspectors must be familiar with welding inspection standards and documentation procedures. In addition to technical skills, all workers must follow strict safety protocols and cooperate effectively with project teams.
Applicants must also have valid work documents such as a valid Iqama, Muqeem record, passport validity, and chamber registration to be eligible for employment in Saudi Arabia.
Job Details and Application Information
Post Date
12-03-2026
Project Location
Jubail – Saudi Arabia
Project Site
Saudi Kayan
Project Duration
2 Months (Shutdown Project)
Available Positions
Mechanical QC Welding – 2
Mechanical Supervisor – 2
Store Keeper – 5
Mechanical Foreman – 2
Pipe Fitter – 20
Electrician – 5
Required Experience
Must have shutdown project experience
Experience in column work preferred
Required Documents
Valid Iqama (Minimum 5 Months Validity)
Muqeem Record
Passport (Minimum 5 Months Validity)
Blood Group Certificate
Chamber Registration
2 Passport Size Photos (White Background)
Office Location
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Contact Numbers
0594853568
0539703480
0556752388
0537484187
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