Instrument Loop Checking Technicians and HV/LV Cable Termination Technicians support critical stages of electrical and instrumentation work on industrial projects. Loop checking involves verifying connections between field instruments, junction boxes, control systems, and associated equipment before commissioning, while cable termination technicians prepare and connect high-voltage and low-voltage cables according to project requirements. These activities require careful coordination because accurate testing, identification, and termination are essential for reliable system operation. The requirement from Nawadis Trading Co. is for technicians to work on an industrial project in Madden, with a six-month duration and free food and accommodation provided as part of the assignment.
Core Responsibilities
The Instrument Loop Checking Technician is expected to inspect and verify instrument loops, confirm field-to-panel connections, check cable identification, and coordinate with instrumentation and commissioning teams when discrepancies are identified. The technician may also assist with continuity and signal verification before systems are placed into service. HV/LV Cable Termination Technicians are responsible for preparing cable ends, installing appropriate termination components, making secure electrical connections, and following the required technical and safety procedures for high- and low-voltage systems. Both roles require attention to detail, proper handling of tools and materials, and coordination with supervisors and other site disciplines.
Required Skills & Technical Knowledge
Candidates should have relevant industrial experience in their respective trade and be familiar with the practical requirements of instrumentation or electrical installation work. Loop checking personnel should understand basic instrumentation circuits, loop documentation, cable schedules, termination points, and testing procedures. HV/LV cable termination technicians should be comfortable working with electrical cables, termination kits, tools, and connection procedures applicable to industrial installations. Candidates must also be able to follow site instructions, interpret relevant technical information, maintain accurate work practices, and comply with established safety requirements. The supplied vacancy lists the required documentation as normal and specifies a six-month work duration.
Project & Work Environment
The assignment is based in Madden and involves industrial technical work where mobilization, site access, tools, equipment, and coordination between electrical, instrumentation, and commissioning teams can form an important part of daily operations. Depending on the project stage, technicians may work around cable systems, control equipment, instrumentation panels, electrical installations, and associated industrial machinery. The company has stated that food and accommodation will be provided free of charge. The listed rates are SAR 26 per hour for each of the two categories, while payment is stated as being made after two months and fifteen days.
Vacancy & Application Details
Employer: Nawadis Trading Co.
Open Positions:
1. Instrument Loop Checking Technician — SAR 26/hour
2. HV/LV Cable Termination Technician — SAR 26/hour
Work Location: Madden
Duration: 6 months
Food & Accommodation: Free
Documents Required: Original passport, Absher Iqama copy, passport copy, Muqeem English copy, body fitness copy, and C.R. copy.
Payment: After 2 months and 15 days
Application Method: Candidates are instructed to come directly to the office.
Contact:
+966 55 380 8592
Applicant Verification & Safety Notice
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