Safety Officer, Rigger Level III, Fire Watch, WPR, Civil Supervisor, Steel Fixer
A Work Permit Receiver (WPR) is responsible for coordinating work permit activities and ensuring that all industrial operations are carried out safely and in accordance with client procedures and site regulations. The role is critical on refinery, petrochemical, oil & gas, and heavy industrial projects where strict permit-to-work systems are implemented to protect personnel, equipment, and facilities. A WPR works closely with supervisors, engineers, safety officers, and construction teams to ensure work permits are obtained, verified, and followed correctly before any task begins. This long-term project offers excellent career opportunities for skilled professionals looking to work in Saudi Arabia’s industrial sector.
Key Responsibilities
The Work Permit Receiver is responsible for obtaining and managing work permits, verifying that safety precautions have been implemented before work starts, coordinating with safety officers and supervisors, and ensuring compliance with approved permit conditions. Daily responsibilities include reviewing permit documentation, conducting field inspections, confirming hazard controls, maintaining permit records, communicating with work crews, and ensuring work activities follow project safety procedures. The role also requires immediate reporting of unsafe conditions, supporting emergency response procedures, and maintaining effective communication between all project stakeholders to ensure safe and uninterrupted operations.
Skills and Professional Knowledge
Applicants should have relevant industrial, refinery, petrochemical, or construction project experience with a good understanding of permit-to-work systems and industrial safety standards. Strong communication, organizational, and problem-solving skills are essential. Candidates should be capable of working under pressure while maintaining strict compliance with safety procedures. For other advertised positions, relevant certifications such as TUV Certification, Running Card, or valid Iqama are required according to the specific job category. Applicants must possess a valid Online Chamber Certificate, which is mandatory for this recruitment.
Complete Recruitment Information
Job Category: Work Permit Receiver (WPR)
Job Type: Long-Term Project
Available Positions
- Work Permit Receiver (Third Party) – 50 Vacancies
- Fabrication Supervisor – 5 Vacancies
- Mechanical Supervisor – 5 Vacancies
- Civil Supervisor – 5 Vacancies
- Sand Blasting Foreman – 5 Vacancies
- Scaffolding Foreman – 5 Vacancies
- Mechanical Foreman – 5 Vacancies
- Scaffolding Inspector – 5 Vacancies
- Electrical Technician – 20 Vacancies
- Mechanical Technician – 20 Vacancies
- Hole Watch – 35 Vacancies
- Fire Watch – 35 Vacancies
- Safety Officer – 20 Vacancies
- Scaffolder (TUV Certified) – 50 Vacancies
- Rigger Level III (TUV Certified) – 15 Vacancies
- Steel Fixer – 10 Vacancies
- Mason – 30 Vacancies
- Painter – 20 Vacancies
- Helper – 40 Vacancies
- CS Welder (Running Card Required) – 50 Vacancies
Project Details
- Project Duration: Long-Term
- Salary Payment: Timesheet Payment After 60 Days
Mandatory Requirement
- Online Chamber Certificate
Required Documents
- Updated CV (For CV-Based Positions)
- Valid Iqama (For Iqama-Based Positions)
- Online Chamber Certificate
- TUV Certificate (Where Applicable)
- Running Card (For CS Welder)
- Supporting Experience Certificates
Contact Details
Call / WhatsApp:
- +966 56 121 5384
- +966 57 235 3840
Application Process
Interested candidates should prepare all required documents according to their job category and send them via WhatsApp. Applicants who meet the project requirements and possess the required certifications will be shortlisted for the recruitment process.
Essential Instructions for Applicants
Applicants should carefully review every job opportunity and contact the supplier immediately after the vacancy is announced. Always visit the office personally or request proper documents via WhatsApp before proceeding.
Registration with Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory. Without it, the company will not be responsible for any payment issues.
Beware of fraud and scammers. Never pay anyone who asks for money in exchange for a job opportunity. Employment scams exist in Saudi Arabia, so always verify the employer, required documents, and recruitment process before making any financial commitment.
Stay safe. Follow the official recruitment process. Avoid fraud and protect yourself.
Career Insight
Large industrial projects provide valuable opportunities for skilled professionals to develop their technical expertise, gain experience in world-class facilities, and build long-term careers. Maintaining valid certifications, submitting complete documentation, and demonstrating professionalism throughout the recruitment process can significantly improve your chances of securing employment and advancing within Saudi Arabia’s industrial and construction sectors.
