E&I Technician, Foreman, Scaffolder, Mason, Carpenter & Rigger 3
Large industrial, construction, and infrastructure projects require a wide range of skilled trades to keep installation, fabrication, civil work, and maintenance activities on schedule. From electrical and instrumentation technicians to scaffolders, masons, carpenters, steel fixers, riggers, and supervisors, each trade has an important role in delivering safe and efficient site operations. An urgent manpower requirement dated 1 September 2026 lists multiple openings across projects in Jafurah, Jubail, Jeddah, Rabigh, Abqaiq, and other locations, with advertised rates ranging from 10 SAR to 24 SAR per hour.
A Broad Requirement Covering Technical and Construction Trades
The recruitment includes both technical and civil construction positions. The largest technical requirement is for 30 E&I Technicians, while several other categories require between 15 and 20 workers. There is also a requirement for an E&I Foreman, Structure Foreman, Granderman, Insulator, Helper, and Rigger III with an original TUV qualification.
Documentation requirements vary by project. Chamber documentation is specifically mentioned for several assignments, including Riyadh/Turaif, Jubail room-to-room work, and the Abqaiq project. The Rigger III position specifically requires an original TUV qualification.
Understanding the Different Job Roles
E&I Technicians work with electrical and instrumentation systems used in industrial facilities and projects. Their work can include installation, testing, maintenance, inspection, and troubleshooting. An E&I Foreman provides team-level supervision and coordinates daily technical activities.
Scaffolders construct, modify, and dismantle temporary access structures used by workers across construction and industrial sites. Block Masons and Masons handle masonry and related civil work, while Carpenters prepare and install wooden structures and other construction components.
Steel Fixers work with reinforcing steel used in concrete structures. Structure Foremen supervise structural construction activities and coordinate workers, materials, and site progress. Grandermen, Insulators, Helpers, and Riggers provide specialized support across different stages of project execution.
Main Duties and Responsibilities
E&I Technicians may install electrical and instrumentation components, carry out testing activities, inspect equipment, identify faults, and assist with commissioning or maintenance work. E&I Foremen may allocate manpower, supervise technical teams, monitor progress, and coordinate activities with other disciplines.
Scaffolders are responsible for assembling and modifying scaffolding according to site requirements, while maintaining safe access for workers. Masons and Block Masons may perform blockwork, brickwork, plastering, and related construction tasks. Carpenters can prepare formwork and other wooden structures, while Steel Fixers cut, bend, position, and secure reinforcement steel according to drawings and site instructions.
Structure Foremen supervise structural crews and ensure that assigned activities progress according to project requirements. Insulators work with insulation materials, Helpers support skilled trades, and Rigger III workers assist with lifting and material-handling operations while following safe rigging procedures.
Skills, Experience and Eligibility
Candidates should have practical experience relevant to their selected trade. Technical applicants should understand their respective electrical, instrumentation, or industrial responsibilities, while civil trade workers should have hands-on construction experience.
Applicants for supervisory positions should have the ability to coordinate crews and monitor daily work. The Rigger III vacancy specifically requires an original TUV qualification. Several positions require Chamber, depending on the project.
The announcement does not specify whether fresh candidates are accepted or provide detailed educational requirements. Candidates should confirm their eligibility, documentation, interview location, and project assignment directly with the recruitment representatives.
Recruitment Details
Company Name
EDC-EGC-FNS-Sawiq-Haibat-Al Harakha
Project Locations
Jafurah, Jubail, Jeddah/Rabigh, Abqaiq and other listed project sites
Job Categories & Vacancies
E&I Technician – 30: 17 SAR/hour
E&I Foreman – 10: 24 SAR/hour
Scaffolder – 20: 15 SAR/hour
Scaffolder – 20: 15 SAR/hour
Block Mason – 20: 14 SAR/hour
Mason – 20: 13 SAR/hour
Carpenter – 15: 13 SAR/hour
Steel Fixer – 20: 13 SAR/hour
Mason – 20: 13 SAR/hour
Carpenter – 20: 13 SAR/hour
Structure Foreman – 15: 21 SAR/hour
Granderman – 20: 12 SAR/hour
Insulator – 20: 15 SAR/hour
Helper – 20: 10 SAR/hour
Rigger III – 20: 13 SAR/hour
Salary / Rate
10–24 SAR per hour
Contract Duration
Not Specified
Required Documents
Chamber for specified projects and original TUV for Rigger III. Applicants should confirm the complete document requirements before attending.
Contact Details
Recruitment Contacts
Rasel: 0573419597
Nayem: 0570584952
Arshad: 0558176948
Office Information
The announcement refers to Sohag Supply and mentions third and fourth office locations, but does not provide complete addresses for those offices. Candidates should contact the listed numbers to obtain the exact reporting location.
Important Notice for Applicants
Candidates should contact the recruitment representatives directly to confirm the latest vacancy status, interview timing, project location, rate, Chamber requirements, TUV requirements, and document checklist before travelling.
Job seekers should remain cautious about recruitment scams. Never pay money to anyone promising guaranteed employment, selection, processing, or faster recruitment. Verify all details through the provided contacts and follow the official recruitment procedure only.
