Technical Crafts, Supervision, and Heavy Industrial Trades
Large-scale infrastructure and industrial plant expansions across the Kingdom rely on multidisciplinary technical teams, skilled craftsmen, and seasoned field leadership. Certified welders, technicians, scaffolders, and Aramco-approved specialists work in synergy to build, inspect, and maintain complex mechanical, electrical, and structural systems. Effective site supervision—led by general foremen and field supervisors—ensures that rigorous quality benchmarks, structural integrity standards, and international safety protocols are maintained across fast-paced project environments.
Primary Work Responsibilities
Personnel assigned to these positions perform specialized construction, installation, maintenance, and oversight duties on active job sites in Jizan. Technical craftspeople execute precise pipe and structural welding, scaffolding assembly, instrument calibration, and mechanical or electrical equipment overhauls. Certified safety and lifting specialists, including Aramco-approved Work Permit Receivers (WPR) and Rigger 3 personnel, manage work permits, hazard isolation, and crane rigging operations. Simultaneously, foremen and field supervisors direct daily crew assignments, enforce workflow schedules, monitor site safety, and liaise with engineering managers to maintain continuous project progression.
Required Qualifications and Core Competencies
Candidates must have extensive industrial site experience, relevant vocational qualifications, and valid certifications matching their trade. Welders require verified qualification test cards in pipe and structural welding, while electrical, mechanical, and instrumentation technicians must demonstrate strong schematic literacy and hands-on maintenance skills. Aramco-approved roles (WPR and Rigger 3) demand valid certification cards, thorough risk mitigation knowledge, and strict adherence to client safety policies. Supervisory candidates must display proven leadership, trade coordination, and bilingual communication skills, along with a minimum of three months remaining validity on their Iqama.
Position Specifications and Contact Information
Available Positions & Hourly Rates
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Scaffolder: 16 SAR / Hour
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Pipe Welder: 32 SAR / Hour
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Structure Welder: 29 SAR / Hour
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Instrument Technician: 21 SAR / Hour
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Electric Technician: 21 SAR / Hour
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Mechanical Technician: 27 SAR / Hour
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Field Supervisor: 31 SAR / Hour
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General Foreman: 29 SAR / Hour
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Work Permit Receiver (WPR Aramco): 41 SAR / Hour
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Rigger 3 (Aramco Approved): 53 SAR / Hour
Contract Terms & Company Provisions
This assignment offers a 6-month contract duration based in Jizan, Saudi Arabia. The hiring company provides full room and food arrangements for all mobilized workers. An Iqama validity of at least 3 months is mandatory for site processing.
Documentation Requirements
Applicants must submit color copies of their Iqama, original Passport plus copy, Visa, updated Muqeem printout, Medical report, and Company CR. The physical original passport is required during mobilization.
Contact & Location Details
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Office Location: View on Google Maps
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Phone / WhatsApp: 0542493972 / 0581484657
Candidate Advisory and Security Guidelines
Candidates must act promptly upon job announcements by reaching out directly to verified supplier representatives. Always verify work orders through official channels or visit the office premises in person before mobilizing. Registration with Ajeer through the Chamber of Commerce is strictly mandatory; deployment without valid Ajeer documentation exempts the company from handling wage disputes or contractual liabilities. Remain vigilant against recruitment fraud and unauthorized middlemen—never transfer money or pay fees for securing an assignment. Always follow transparent, legal, and government-approved recruitment pathways to ensure personal and financial safety.