Description
The demand for skilled manpower in Saudi Arabia’s industrial and construction sector continues to grow, especially in large-scale projects located in cities like Jubail. Among the most important roles in these projects is the Work Permit Receiver (WPR), along with technical positions such as Multi Welders and Pipe Fabricators. These jobs are essential for maintaining safe operations, ensuring compliance with project regulations, and supporting smooth execution of mechanical and construction activities.
A Work Permit Receiver (WPR) plays a critical role in managing safety permits and ensuring that all site activities are carried out under approved conditions. In parallel, welders and fabricators contribute directly to the physical construction process by preparing, assembling, and joining metal structures used in pipelines, industrial plants, and heavy infrastructure. Together, these roles form the backbone of industrial productivity, especially in long-term projects requiring strict safety and quality standards.
Key Responsibilities
The WPR is responsible for handling work permits, ensuring all safety documents are approved before any job begins, and coordinating with supervisors and safety officers on-site. They must verify that all activities follow approved procedures and stop any unsafe work immediately if required. Maintaining proper documentation and ensuring compliance with Aramco or company safety standards is a key part of their role.
Multi Welders are responsible for performing welding tasks on different materials, including carbon steel and other industrial-grade metals. They must read technical drawings, execute precise welding work, and ensure all joints meet required quality standards. Pipe Fabricators are responsible for cutting, shaping, and assembling pipes used in industrial systems, ensuring accuracy and alignment according to project specifications. All workers must follow strict safety rules and maintain productivity throughout long-term assignments.
Skills and Knowledge
Candidates applying for WPR positions must have Aramco-approved certification and a strong understanding of permit-to-work systems. They should be familiar with industrial safety standards and capable of handling high-responsibility tasks in complex environments. Experience in large-scale oil and gas or construction projects is highly preferred.
For welders and fabricators, strong technical skills in welding techniques, pipe fitting, and fabrication processes are essential. Candidates should be able to interpret engineering drawings and work under pressure while maintaining accuracy. Physical fitness, discipline, and attention to detail are required for all roles. Experience in Saudi industrial projects is considered a strong advantage.
Job Details
Company Name: ERCON GROUP
Job Category: Work Permit Receiver (WPR – Aramco Approved), CS Multi Welders, Pipe Fabricators
Vacancies: WPR – 05 Positions | Welders & Fabricators – As Required
Salary: WPR – 10,000 SAR + Overtime (Other roles as per interview)
Work Location: Jubail, Saudi Arabia
Project Duration: Long Term
Benefits: FAT (Food, Accommodation & Transport Provided by Company) for applicable roles
Mobilization: Immediate
Interview Details:
- WPR Requirement Date: 04/05/2026
- Welding & Fabrication Interview: 30/04/2026 at 11 AM (ERCON Office)
WhatsApp / Contact Numbers:
- 0508702746
- 0503598018
Office Location:
https://maps.app.goo.gl/rnAwBZNtCQCWPiE27?g_st
Interested candidates are advised to send CVs and experience documents via WhatsApp and attend interviews as scheduled.
Important Notice for Applicants
All applicants must carefully verify job details before proceeding. It is strongly recommended to contact the employer directly and attend interviews in person when required. Always request official documentation through WhatsApp or visit the office for confirmation.
Registration with Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory, and failure to complete this requirement may affect salary processing or employment validity. Candidates should remain alert and avoid paying any fees to unauthorized individuals. Genuine companies follow official hiring procedures and do not demand money for job placement. Stay cautious, follow proper channels, and protect yourself from fraudulent recruitment practices in Saudi Arabia.
