Urgent Recruitment for KSA Project

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Vacancy Posted On:

30 July 2026

About This Vacancy

A large-scale industrial project in Jaffurah, Saudi Arabia is looking to fill 30 Safety Officer positions on an urgent basis. Jaffurah is one of the Kingdom’s most active development zones right now, and staffing needs on projects of this size tend to move fast once approvals are in place — which is exactly why this listing carries a tight timeline. For safety professionals with a solid HSE background, this is the kind of opening that doesn’t stay posted for long.

Safety Jobs in the oil and gas and construction sectors continue to be among the most consistently in-demand roles across Saudi Arabia, largely because no project can legally or practically operate without qualified site safety personnel. Anyone actively searching for Gulf Jobs or Industrial Jobs with a clear path to a full year of paid work, and the possibility of extension, should take a close look at what’s being asked for here before sending in an application.

Work Scope

• Monitor day-to-day site activities to ensure compliance with HSE standards and local regulations
• Identify potential hazards on site and take corrective action before incidents occur
• Conduct toolbox talks and safety briefings for workers and supervisors
• Maintain accurate records of inspections, incidents, and safety audits
• Coordinate with project management on permit-to-work systems and emergency procedures
• Ensure proper use of PPE and safe handling of equipment across the site

Skills for Success

• Strong observational skills and attention to detail on active work sites
• Clear communication, since instructions often need to reach multilingual crews quickly
• Confidence to stop unsafe work and enforce corrective measures, even under pressure
• Good documentation habits for incident and inspection reporting
• Ability to work well within a larger HSE and project management team

Required Technical Background

Candidates should be familiar with international safety standards as applied to construction or oil and gas environments, along with practical knowledge of risk assessment methods, permit-to-work systems, and emergency response planning. A working understanding of Saudi labor and safety regulations is expected, and NEBOSH-level training is considered a core part of the required knowledge base for this role.

Employment Details

• Job Type:
• Full-time, 1 Year (Extendable)
• Position:
• Safety Officer
• Vacancies:
• 30
• Salary:
• 23 SAR per hour
• Benefits:
• Fat by company
• Experience:
• Minimum 5 years, supported by an experience certificate with company stamp
• Education:
• Degree or Diploma (minimum 3 years) plus NEBOSH certification with email verification
• Nationality:
• For All
• Location:
• Jaffurah, Saudi Arabia
• Location Link:
• View Office Location
• Interview Date:
• Today
• Contact Number / WhatsApp: 0537394798

Prepare Before Applying

Before reaching out, make sure your paperwork is genuinely in order rather than assuming you’ll sort it out later. This posting is specific about what’s needed: a valid IQAMA no older than three months, Chamber documentation, Muqeem records, a clear passport copy, an updated medical certificate, and active health insurance. Your experience certificate needs a company stamp, and your NEBOSH certificate should be ready for email verification alongside your CV. Since the employer has asked for the original passport to be presented at their office, confirm the visit details and bring every document listed rather than a partial set — incomplete submissions are the most common reason strong candidates get passed over at this stage.

Interview Advice

When you’re applying for a safety-critical role like this one, be ready to talk through a real incident you’ve handled — not just recite what’s on your certificate. Employers hiring Safety Officers at scale are listening for how you think under pressure, not just what training you’ve completed.

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