Bolt Torquing Technician, WPR, Safety Officer & Other Shutdown Jobs
A shutdown project in Jazan is seeking experienced technical, driving, chemical, electrical, mechanical, coordination, and safety professionals for multiple positions. These opportunities are intended for workers who can support industrial shutdown activities safely and efficiently. The requirement includes Bolt Torquing Technicians, WPR personnel with Aramco RTR Delegation, JIGPC-approved Safety Officers, Heavy Drivers, Chemical Supervisors, Chemical Foremen, Coordinators, Auto Electricians, and Diesel Mechanics. Candidates with relevant industrial shutdown experience and the required approvals or documentation can consider these vacancies.
Main Duties & Work Scope
Selected employees will be responsible for duties according to their respective trades. Bolt Torquing Technicians will handle controlled bolting and torqueing activities while following required technical procedures. WPR personnel will manage work permit-related responsibilities and coordinate with relevant site teams. Safety Officers will monitor workplace safety, enforce procedures, and help maintain compliance with project requirements. Heavy Drivers will operate assigned heavy vehicles responsibly. Chemical Supervisors and Foremen will supervise chemical-related work and field teams, while Coordinators will assist with workforce and operational coordination. Auto Electricians and Diesel Mechanics will perform inspection, troubleshooting, maintenance, and repair work on vehicles and equipment.
Candidate Profile & Required Knowledge
Applicants should have practical experience relevant to the position they are applying for, particularly in industrial projects, maintenance work, or shutdown environments. Technical workers should understand safe working practices, equipment operation, inspection procedures, and trade-specific requirements. The WPR position specifically requires Aramco RTR Delegation, while the Safety Officer position requires JIGPC approval. Drivers should possess the appropriate driving experience and documentation for heavy vehicles. Chemical personnel should have relevant field supervision or chemical-work experience. Candidates are also expected to provide the required Chamber and Vendor Code documentation. Good communication, discipline, teamwork, and the ability to follow site safety instructions will be important for successful deployment.
Vacancy Information & Application Process
Project Location
The recruitment is for a shutdown project in Jazan, Saudi Arabia. The duration is based on the shutdown requirement.
Available Positions & Salaries
- Bolt Torquing Technician — SAR 22
- WPR Aramco (RTR Delegation) — SAR 45
- Safety Officer (JIGPC Approved) — SAR 35
- Heavy Driver — SAR 18
- Chemical Supervisor — SAR 35
- Chemical Foreman — SAR 27
- Coordinator — SAR 28
- Auto Electrician — SAR 18
- Diesel Mechanic — SAR 22
Required Documents
Candidates should have Chamber & Vendor Code as specified in the recruitment announcement. Applicants should keep their relevant professional and project documents ready for verification.
Contact Information
For further details and application procedures, candidates can contact the recruitment representatives directly:
0575057310
0575739016
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Applicant Advisory & Safety Notice
Whenever a shutdown job is announced, applicants should check the requirement carefully and contact the supplier directly as soon as possible. Before proceeding, visit the office in person or request proper recruitment and job-related documents through WhatsApp for verification. Registration with the Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory, and candidates should confirm that the required registration process is completed. Without proper registration, the company may not be responsible for payment-related issues. Applicants must remain alert because fraud and recruitment scams can occur in Saudi Arabia. Never pay anyone who demands money in exchange for a job or promises employment through unofficial channels. Verify the supplier, documents, project details, and recruitment process before making any commitment. Follow the official procedure, avoid suspicious offers, and protect yourself from fraudulent recruitment activities.