Rigger Level 2, Rigger Level 3, Scaffolding Inspector and Supervisor

Description

Scaffolding and rigger jobs are essential roles in the construction, industrial, and oil & gas sectors, especially on large-scale projects in Saudi Arabia. These positions support daily site operations by ensuring workers, tools, and heavy materials are moved safely and efficiently. Scaffolding inspectors and supervisors are responsible for overseeing scaffold structures that allow workers to perform tasks at height, while riggers handle lifting equipment, cranes, and load movements. Their combined efforts help maintain safety, speed, and productivity on project sites. Companies involved in refinery shutdowns, plant maintenance, and infrastructure development regularly require qualified workers in these categories. Because these jobs involve safety-critical tasks, employers prefer candidates with approvals such as Aramco certification and previous site experience. For skilled workers, these positions offer long-term opportunities, stable income, and career growth in one of the region’s most active industries.

Key Responsibilities

Scaffolding inspectors and supervisors are required to inspect scaffold materials, check erection quality, verify safe access points, and ensure all platforms meet project safety standards. They coordinate with safety officers, engineers, and site supervisors to maintain proper working conditions. Their duty also includes guiding scaffold teams and solving structural issues before work begins. Riggers, on the other hand, are responsible for attaching loads, selecting suitable lifting gear, signaling crane operators, and ensuring that materials are transported without damage or danger. Rigger Level 1 usually handles basic lifting support, while Level 2 and Level 3 workers manage more advanced lifting operations and heavy equipment movements. All categories must follow site rules, wear personal protective equipment, attend toolbox meetings, and maintain discipline during working hours. Accuracy, teamwork, and awareness are critical in these roles because mistakes can lead to delays or serious accidents.

Skills and Knowledge

Candidates applying for scaffolding or rigger positions should have practical field knowledge, physical fitness, and the ability to work under pressure. Scaffolding staff must understand scaffold components, load limits, platform safety, tagging systems, and inspection procedures. Riggers should know slings, shackles, hooks, lifting plans, hand signals, center of gravity, and load balancing techniques. Aramco approval is highly preferred, and expired Aramco IDs may also be accepted according to the company notice. Applicants should carry valid documents including passport, Iqama, Absher, Muqeem, and body fitness certificates. Good communication skills are useful because workers coordinate daily with operators, supervisors, and safety teams. Previous project experience in industrial areas such as refineries, plants, and construction zones gives candidates an advantage. Workers who are disciplined, punctual, and safety-conscious are usually selected first for urgent manpower requirements.

Job Details

Company Name: MOANA AL ARABIA GEN.CONT.EST
Date Posted: 27/04/2026
Project Type: Long-Term Project
Location: Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Available Categories:

1. Scaffolding Inspector and Supervisor (Aramco Approved) – 5 Vacancies
2. Rigger Level 1 (Aramco Approved) – 3 Vacancies
3. Rigger Level 2 (Aramco Approved) – 5 Vacancies
4. Rigger Level 3 (Aramco Approved) – 10 Vacancies

Salary / Rate: After Interview / Final Discussion
Payment Terms: 2 Months 20 Days
Documents Required: Original Passport, Absher, Iqama, Muqeem, Body Fitness

Contact Details:
Phone / WhatsApp: 0597280853

Interested applicants should contact the supplier directly for availability, mobilization process, and final rates before visiting the office.

Attention for Applicants

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