Work Permit Receiver, Rigger Level 3 & HSE Officer
An urgent recruitment drive is open for experienced industrial workers for a short-term project requiring Work Permit Receivers, Rigger Level 3 personnel, and HSE Officers. All three positions are important to safe and efficient shutdown operations, where strict procedures, careful coordination, and immediate mobilization are essential. Candidates with previous shutdown experience are particularly required, while the HSE Officer position specifically calls for at least three years of shutdown experience and a Safety-related Iqama profession. The advertised rates are SAR 17 per hour for both Work Permit Receivers and Rigger Level 3, while HSE Officers are offered SAR 27 per hour. The company will provide FAT, and salary is stated to be paid 45 days after the timesheet.
Key Responsibilities
Work Permit Receivers are responsible for handling work permits and ensuring that assigned activities are carried out according to approved safety conditions and site procedures. Rigger Level 3 workers support lifting and material-handling operations, selecting suitable rigging equipment, securing loads, and coordinating safely with lifting teams, particularly during shutdown activities. HSE Officers monitor workplace conditions, identify hazards, conduct safety checks, and ensure workers follow required health, safety, and environmental procedures. They may also participate in toolbox meetings, inspections, incident reporting, and shutdown safety monitoring. Because the requirement emphasizes shutdown experience, selected candidates should be comfortable working under time-sensitive project conditions and following strict site requirements.
Skills and Knowledge
Applicants should be well experienced and knowledgeable in their respective fields. Work Permit Receiver candidates must have relevant TUV experience and previous shutdown exposure. Rigger Level 3 applicants should have Rigger Level 3 capability, TUV-related experience, and practical shutdown experience. HSE Officer candidates must have a minimum of three years of shutdown experience and an Iqama profession listed as Safety. Strong safety awareness, communication, teamwork, discipline, and the ability to work under pressure are important across all positions. Candidates must also have the required valid documents, including Iqama, passport, Muqeem, blood group information, Ajeer, and Chamber documentation.
Job Details
1. Work Permit Receiver (TUV)
Required: 10 Nos
Rate: SAR 17/Hour
Experience: Shutdown experience required
Mobilization: Immediate
2. Rigger Level 3
Required: 10 Nos
Rate: SAR 17/Hour
Experience: Shutdown experience required
Mobilization: Immediate
3. HSE Officer
Required: 10 Nos
Rate: SAR 27/Hour
Experience: Minimum 3 years shutdown experience
Iqama Profession: Safety
Mobilization: Immediate
Project Conditions
Company: MS Supply General Contracting Est.
Project Duration: Short term
Benefits: FAT provided by company
Salary: 45 days after timesheet
Interview: Tomorrow
Application: Immediate
Required Documents
Iqama: Valid Iqama
Passport: Valid passport; candidates are instructed to bring the passport to the office immediately
Muqeem: Valid Muqeem
Medical/Identification: Blood group
Other Requirements: Ajeer and Chamber
CV: Updated CV and supporting documents
Office & Contact Details
Office: 1st Floor, Saudi Investment Bank ATM Building, Saudi Airlines Signal, Al Jubail, Saudi Arabia
WhatsApp Only: 0578498105 / 0533096417
Location Map:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/cbthHKN5HLRqqALZ7
Attention for Applicants
Interested candidates should check this requirement immediately and contact the supplier directly because mobilization is urgent and the interview is scheduled for tomorrow. Applicants should visit the office personally with their passport, updated CV, and supporting documents, or request proper recruitment documentation through WhatsApp before proceeding. Registration with the Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory, and candidates should confirm that the required registration is properly completed to avoid payment-related problems. Do not pay anyone who demands money in exchange for a job, interview, selection, or guaranteed placement. Recruitment scams exist in Saudi Arabia, so verify the supplier and vacancy carefully, protect your original documents, follow the official recruitment process, and avoid unauthorized payments.