Description
Work Permit Receivers (WPR) and Riggers play an essential role in large-scale industrial and construction projects, particularly in high-risk environments such as oil, gas, and infrastructure sites. These roles are critical for maintaining operational safety, ensuring regulatory compliance, and supporting the smooth execution of technical tasks. In regions like Turaif, Saudi Arabia, professionals approved by Aramco are highly sought after due to their specialized training and ability to work in regulated industrial projects. Their work ensures that projects are carried out efficiently while safeguarding both personnel and equipment.
The WPR is primarily responsible for managing work permits and ensuring that all activities on-site follow safety and operational protocols. Riggers, on the other hand, handle lifting and movement of heavy equipment and materials, ensuring that all loads are secured and transported safely. Both roles are indispensable in projects with strict safety standards and technical requirements, contributing to timely project completion and risk reduction.
Key Responsibilities
WPRs are tasked with overseeing the issuance and monitoring of work permits, coordinating between teams to ensure that tasks are performed only under approved conditions. They verify that all safety measures are in place, document procedures, and ensure compliance with company and client safety standards. WPRs also liaise with supervisors and site management to address potential safety issues and provide necessary approvals before work begins.
Rigger 2 professionals are responsible for planning and executing lifting operations, setting up rigging equipment, and ensuring the secure movement of heavy materials. They inspect rigging gear for safety, calculate load capacities, and coordinate with crane operators and supervisors to minimize risk during lifting and positioning tasks. Their role requires strict adherence to safety protocols and close attention to detail, as improper handling can lead to serious accidents.
Skills and Knowledge
Successful candidates for WPR and Rigger 2 positions must have strong technical knowledge relevant to their field. WPRs need experience with industrial permit systems, safety regulations, and documentation practices. Certification as an Aramco-approved professional is mandatory, demonstrating familiarity with stringent site standards and operational procedures. Strong communication and organizational skills are essential for coordinating activities and maintaining accurate records.
Rigger 2 professionals must have expertise in lifting techniques, load management, and rigging equipment operation. They should be familiar with safety protocols, capable of assessing risks, and able to work collaboratively with other technical teams. Experience on Aramco-approved sites is highly valued, along with practical knowledge of offshore or onshore industrial project requirements. Both positions require reliability, attention to detail, and the ability to work under pressure in demanding environments.
Job Details
Job Titles: WPR (Work Permit Receiver), Rigger 2
Number of Positions: WPR – 3 Nos, Rigger 2 – 3 Nos
Location: Turaif, Saudi Arabia
Project Duration: 3 Months and above
Requirements:
• Aramco-approved professionals
• Updated CV and documents
• Ability for immediate mobilization
Contact Information:
📱 0563883681
📱 0566397985
📱 0570626142
Application Instructions:
Candidates are requested to share their CVs via the above numbers. No calls, please.
Important Notice for Applicants:
✔ Always verify job postings immediately and contact the supplier directly.
✔ Visit the office in person or request proper documentation via WhatsApp before proceeding.
✔ Registration with Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory; without it, the company is not responsible for payment issues.
✔ Beware of fraud – never pay anyone for a job. Scams exist in Saudi Arabia; follow official procedures and protect yourself.
Qualified professionals ready for immediate mobilization are encouraged to apply to secure positions in these critical roles.