Work Permit Receiver (WPR) & SBM / Fire Watch
Work Permit Receiver (WPR) and SBM (Standby Man/Fire Watch) professionals are important safety roles in industrial, oil and gas, and construction projects throughout Saudi Arabia. These positions are responsible for supporting safe work execution by ensuring compliance with site procedures, monitoring hazardous activities, and maintaining a secure working environment.
A Work Permit Receiver (WPR) ensures that all work activities are performed under approved permits and that necessary safety precautions are completed before starting any task. The SBM/Fire Watch professional plays a key role in preventing fire incidents by monitoring hot work operations, identifying potential hazards, and remaining prepared for emergency response. Both positions are highly important in maintaining safety standards and reducing workplace risks on major industrial projects.
Experienced candidates with strong safety awareness and practical field knowledge are encouraged to apply for these urgent opportunities. These roles are suitable for professionals who are ready to work in demanding industrial environments while following strict safety requirements.
Key Responsibilities
The Work Permit Receiver (WPR) is responsible for managing permit-to-work activities, reviewing work permits, verifying job locations, and ensuring all required safety measures are in place before work begins. The WPR coordinates with supervisors, safety officers, and work teams to confirm that activities are carried out according to approved procedures. The role also includes monitoring permit conditions, identifying unsafe situations, reporting violations, and ensuring workers follow site safety regulations.
The SBM / Fire Watch is responsible for continuously monitoring hot work activities and other high-risk operations to prevent fire hazards. The selected candidate must inspect work areas, ensure fire extinguishers and emergency equipment are available, maintain constant attention during operations, and immediately report any unsafe conditions. Fire Watch personnel also support emergency response activities and help maintain a safe workplace during critical operations.
Both positions require dedication, alertness, and the ability to coordinate effectively with different project teams. Safety professionals must always follow company procedures and promote a strong safety culture on-site.
Skills and Knowledge
Applicants for WPR and SBM / Fire Watch positions should have previous industrial experience and a strong understanding of workplace safety practices. WPR candidates must have knowledge of permit-to-work systems, hazard identification, safety precautions, and coordination procedures for industrial activities.
SBM / Fire Watch candidates should understand fire prevention methods, hot work safety requirements, emergency procedures, and hazard control practices. Candidates must be physically fit, responsible, and capable of remaining alert throughout working hours.
Good communication skills, teamwork, and the ability to follow safety instructions are essential for these positions. Candidates with previous experience in oil and gas, refinery, petrochemical, or industrial projects will be preferred.
Job Details
Available Positions:
1. Aramco Work Permit Receiver (WPR)
Vacancies: 5 Positions
Rate: 40 SAR/Hour
Work Location: Ras Tanura, Saudi Arabia
2. SBM / Fire Watch
Vacancies: 10 Positions
Rate: 18 SAR/Hour
Project Duration: 2 Months
Requirement: Expert Experienced Candidates Required
Contact Information:
Phone: 0575790144
Interested candidates should contact the supplier directly for recruitment details and document verification. Applicants are advised to confirm all job information before submitting personal documents.
Important Notice for Applicants
Candidates should carefully verify job details and contact the supplier directly before proceeding with the recruitment process. Always visit the company office personally or request complete recruitment information through official communication channels.
Registration with Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory. Without proper registration, the company will not be responsible for any payment issues or employment-related disputes.
Beware of fraudulent recruitment offers and scammers. Never pay money to anyone who requests payment in exchange for a job opportunity. Always verify employer details, follow the official recruitment process, and protect your personal documents while applying for jobs in Saudi Arabia.
