Work Permit Receiver, Standby Man & Safety Officer
Work Permit Receivers, Standby Men, and Safety Officers are important support roles on industrial and construction projects, where controlled work procedures and continuous safety monitoring are required. A Work Permit Receiver (WPR) coordinates work activities under approved permit conditions, while a Standby Man (SBM) supports controlled operations by monitoring designated work areas and maintaining communication with the work team. Safety Officers monitor compliance with site safety procedures and help identify and control workplace hazards. The current requirement is for these three categories in Jubail, Saudi Arabia, with immediate or direct mobilization and a long-term project arrangement.
Key Responsibilities
The WPR is generally responsible for receiving and coordinating approved work permits, communicating permit conditions to the relevant work crew, and ensuring that required controls remain in place during the assigned activity. The SBM may monitor workers and site conditions in designated areas, maintain communication with the responsible team, and respond according to established emergency procedures. The Safety Officer conducts routine site inspections, identifies unsafe conditions, monitors PPE and safe-work practices, and communicates corrective requirements to supervisors and workers. All three roles require close coordination with project management, supervisors, and other site personnel.
Skills and Knowledge
Candidates should have relevant practical experience in their respective positions and understand basic industrial safety and site-control procedures. WPR candidates should be familiar with work-permit systems and the importance of following permit conditions. SBM candidates should understand monitoring responsibilities, communication procedures, and emergency controls relevant to the assigned work area. Safety Officers should have practical knowledge of hazard identification, risk controls, PPE requirements, toolbox meetings, and workplace inspections. The vacancy specifically requires a Chamber document, and candidates should confirm any additional certification, experience, or project-specific requirements directly with the supplier.
Industry Context
Jubail is a major industrial center where construction, maintenance, and industrial operations require coordinated manpower and established safety systems. Personnel working as WPRs, SBMs, and Safety Officers may operate alongside contractors, supervisors, technicians, and skilled trades across active work areas. Immediate mobilization means selected candidates should be prepared to complete documentation and site-entry requirements promptly. Because the supplied vacancy does not specify accommodation, transportation, or salary payment terms beyond the stated hourly rates, candidates should verify these conditions before accepting the assignment.
Job Details
Available Positions
Work Permit Receiver (WPR)
Rate: SAR 23/hour
Standby Man (SBM)
Rate: SAR 18/hour
Safety Officer
Rate: SAR 28/hour
Project Information
Location: Jubail, Saudi Arabia
Duration: Long Term
Mobilization: Immediate / Direct
Documentation: Chamber Required
Vacancies: Limited
Contact Information
Call / WhatsApp: 0557896244
Interested candidates should contact the supplier directly and confirm the current availability of the positions before visiting the office or proceeding with mobilization.
Applicant Verification & Safety
Candidates should check the requirement immediately and contact the supplier directly to verify the project, employer, salary, documentation, mobilization arrangements, and employment terms. Applicants should visit the office in person or request proper recruitment documentation through WhatsApp before proceeding. Where Ajeer Chamber registration is applicable, it should be completed through the proper official process, and candidates should confirm the relevant documentation before starting work. Never pay anyone who asks for money in exchange for a job, interview, selection, or guaranteed employment. Recruitment scams can occur in Saudi Arabia, so applicants should remain alert, protect their original documents, and avoid unofficial payment requests. Follow the official recruitment process and keep copies of documents submitted during recruitment.