Work Permit Receiver

The Work Permit Receiver is among the most sought-after technical roles in Saudi Arabia’s booming oil and gas industry. With Aramco-approved projects running continuously across the Eastern Province, qualified WPR professionals are in constant demand by contractors and trading establishments operating under Aramco’s umbrella. This urgent recruitment drive targets experienced individuals already based in the Kingdom who can mobilize quickly and contribute immediately to an active long-term project in Jubail. A total of 25 positions are available at a competitive daily rate of 50 SAR, with food and accommodation provided directly by the company.

Role Overview and Industry Significance

The Work Permit Receiver plays an indispensable role in maintaining the operational integrity and safety compliance of Aramco project sites. This professional acts as the authorized point of contact between field crews and permit-issuing authorities, ensuring that no task begins without proper written authorization. On Aramco-approved sites, safety standards are among the strictest in the global energy sector, and the WPR is the person who upholds those standards on the ground every single day. The long-term nature of this engagement means candidates can expect stability, consistent income, and the opportunity to build a strong professional track record within one of the world’s most prestigious energy ecosystems.

Core Duties and Daily Responsibilities

The selected candidates will be responsible for receiving work permits from the area authority and verifying that all conditions are satisfied before clearing teams to begin work. Daily tasks include conducting pre-job safety inspections, confirming that isolation and hazard control measures are correctly implemented, and monitoring the worksite throughout the shift to ensure full compliance with permit conditions. At the conclusion of each work cycle, the WPR is responsible for formally closing out all active permits and maintaining a clean, auditable paper trail. Active coordination with site supervisors, HSE officers, and subcontractor teams is a routine part of this role, requiring strong interpersonal skills and clear communication under pressure.

Required Skills, Qualifications, and Experience

All applicants must hold a valid Aramco-approved Work Permit Receiver certification — this is an absolute prerequisite and non-negotiable for site entry. Prior experience working on Jubail-based Aramco projects is highly advantageous and will be prioritized during selection. A thorough working knowledge of Permit to Work systems, hazardous area classifications, and emergency response protocols is expected. Candidates must also hold Chamber registration, as it is mandatory for this engagement. Strong attention to detail, physical fitness, and the ability to work extended hours in industrial conditions are essential personal attributes for success in this role.

Job Details

Company Category: Aramco Approved Contractor

Posting Date: 23 April 2026

Project Location: Jubail Industrial Area, Saudi Arabia

Vacancies Available: 25 Positions

Daily Rate: 50 SAR

Payment Terms: Timesheet-based — salary processed after 45 days

Project Duration: Long-term engagement

Food & Accommodation (FAT): Provided by the company

Required Documents (All copies must be in colour)

• Iqama / Muqeem — minimum 3 months validity
• Body Fitness Certificate
• Insurance Certificate
• Passport (original must be available)
• Passport Copy
• Visa Copy
• CR Copy

How to Apply Visit the office in person with all original documents and colour copies ready.

Office Location: VIEW MAP

Critical Guidance for Every Applicant

Vacancies at this level fill within hours — if this role matches your profile, act now and contact the employer directly without delay. Always visit the office physically or verify all documentation through official channels before committing to anything.

Chamber registration is compulsory. Candidates who have not completed their Ajeer Chamber Company registration will not be considered eligible, and the company accepts no liability for payment disputes arising from incomplete registration.

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