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Listing Date:

28 July 2026

Position Overview

A general contracting firm is currently building out its scaffolding and safety team for an active project with RB Hilton in Jizan. The recruitment covers four distinct roles — Scaffolder TUV, Scaffolding Supervisor TUV, WPR (Non Aramco), and Safety Officer (Non Aramco) — all falling under the wider umbrella of Gulf jobs in the construction and industrial sector. Scaffolding trades remain one of the steadiest entry points into Saudi Arabia jobs because nearly every large build, whether residential, commercial, or industrial, depends on properly erected and inspected access structures.

What makes this listing worth a closer look is the mix of skill levels being hired at once. A candidate with hands-on scaffolding experience, a supervisor ready to manage a crew, a welding procedure specialist, or a safety officer with non-Aramco site exposure could all find a fit here. For workers already holding TUV certification or safety credentials, this is a chance to put that qualification to direct use rather than letting it sit idle while searching for the right opening among engineering jobs and construction jobs in the region.

Primary Responsibilities

• Erecting, modifying, and dismantling scaffolding structures according to approved plans (Scaffolder TUV)
• Supervising scaffolding crews, inspecting completed work, and confirming load safety before handover (Scaffolding Supervisor TUV)
• Carrying out welding procedure qualification duties and verifying weld quality on site (WPR)
• Conducting daily safety checks, toolbox talks, and hazard reporting across the work site (Safety Officer)
• Maintaining accurate records of inspections, permits, and site activity for each shift

Skills for Success

• Practical, hands-on scaffolding assembly and dismantling skills
• Ability to read scaffold design drawings and load charts
• Clear communication for coordinating with site supervisors and crew members
• Alertness to hazards and a habit of following permit-to-work procedures
• Physical fitness suited to working at height and in outdoor site conditions

Technical Knowledge

Candidates should be comfortable with scaffolding tube-and-clamp or system scaffold standards, basic rigging principles, and site safety protocols common on non-Aramco industrial projects. Familiarity with TUV certification requirements is expected for the scaffolder and supervisor roles, while the WPR position calls for working knowledge of welding procedure specifications and inspection criteria. Safety officers should understand HSE reporting structures and incident documentation used on Saudi construction sites.

Vacancy Details

• Company Name:
• RB Hilton (project client), hiring via Al Bayan Global General Contracting Company, Jubail
• Job Type:
• short term
• Position:
• Scaffolder
• Scaffolding Supervisor
• WPR ,
• Safety Officer
• Vacancies:
• 20
• Salary:
• Scaffolder TUV – 15 SR/hour;
• Scaffolding Supervisor TUV – 30 SR/hour;
• WPR (Non Aramco) – 20 SR/hour;
• Safety Officer (Non Aramco) – 20 SR/hour
• Benefits:
• fat by company
• Experience:
• 3 years
• Nationality:
• for all
• Location:
• Jizan, Saudi Arabia
• Location Link:
• View on Google Maps
• Interview Date:
• 29 July 2026

Application Checklist

Before reaching out about this vacancy, gather the documents the employer has listed: Iqama, passport, Muqeem printout, visa, medical insurance, a valid Ajeer registration, and proof of body fitness. Having these ready in advance saves time during the short window before the interview date. It’s also worth double-checking that your certification, whether TUV or otherwise, matches the exact role you’re applying for, since the four positions listed here have different qualification requirements.

Professional Tip

If you’re applying for the supervisor role, bring documentation of past crews you’ve managed, not just your own certification — hiring teams often weigh supervisory experience more heavily than paperwork alone.

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