Description
Industrial construction and maintenance projects require a skilled and organized workforce to ensure the efficient operation, installation, and upkeep of mechanical and piping systems in large-scale facilities. Positions such as supervisors, foremen, quality control inspectors, welders, and fabricators play a critical role in executing these projects safely and on time. In industrial hubs like Jubail and Sasref, these roles are particularly essential for maintaining operational continuity in refineries, petrochemical plants, and infrastructure developments.
The professionals in these roles ensure that mechanical and piping systems are correctly installed, inspected, and maintained to meet project specifications. Quality, safety, and productivity are paramount, and each position contributes to minimizing downtime, preventing equipment failures, and ensuring regulatory compliance. This makes the workforce indispensable for both project success and workplace safety.
Key Responsibilities
Each role within industrial construction and maintenance comes with specific responsibilities tailored to ensure seamless operations. Mechanical and piping foremen coordinate teams, assign daily tasks, and monitor the progress of ongoing work. Supervisors oversee the workflow, ensure compliance with safety regulations, and report progress to project managers.
Quality control inspectors, such as Mechanical QC and Welding QC personnel, are responsible for examining materials, workmanship, and completed installations to ensure adherence to engineering standards and safety requirements. Pipe fabricators and multi welders focus on the preparation, assembly, and joining of pipeline systems. Work Permit Receivers (WPR) and standby personnel manage site safety, work permits, and emergency support to maintain a secure working environment.
Skills and Knowledge
Candidates for these roles must possess technical proficiency relevant to their specific positions. Mechanical and piping supervisors and foremen require extensive experience in managing teams, interpreting technical drawings, and coordinating multi-disciplinary tasks. QC inspectors must be skilled in inspection techniques, testing procedures, and regulatory compliance.
Technical roles like pipe fabricators and welders require hands-on experience, knowledge of fabrication and welding techniques, and an understanding of industrial safety standards. Communication, teamwork, attention to detail, and the ability to follow strict safety protocols are critical for all positions. Physical stamina and the capability to work in demanding industrial environments are also essential.
Job Details
Company: #JABAL AL SAFAT TRADING EST#
Job Location: Jubail, Sasref
Job Category & Vacancies:
▪ Welding QC – 10 Nos – 43 SAR/hr
▪ Mechanical QC – 20 Nos – 40 SAR/hr
▪ Mechanical Foreman – 30 Nos – 25 SAR/hr
▪ Mechanical Supervisor – 30 Nos – 34 SAR/hr
▪ Piping Foreman – 30 Nos – 25 SAR/hr
▪ Piping Supervisor – 30 Nos – 34 SAR/hr
▪ Pipe Fabricator – 30 Nos – 21 SAR/hr
▪ WPR (TUV) – 50 Nos – 20 SAR/hr
▪ Standby Man – 50 Nos – 18 SAR/hr
▪ Multi Welder – 30 Nos – 35 SAR/hr
Contact (WhatsApp Only): 0538911848 | 0596312828
Office Location: Map Link
Important Notice for Applicants
Applicants must verify job details directly with the supplier before applying. Visiting the office in person or requesting official documents via WhatsApp is highly recommended to ensure authenticity. Registration with Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory for legal compliance, and the company will not be responsible for any payment issues without it.
Be cautious of potential fraud. Never pay anyone for a job opportunity. Scammers exist in Saudi Arabia, and all applicants must follow official procedures, maintain safety, and protect themselves from unauthorized agents. Always confirm documents and registration before joining any project.
