Description
A Work Permit Receiver (WPR) plays a vital role in maintaining safety and compliance within industrial environments, particularly in projects involving high-risk operations such as shutdowns, maintenance, and construction activities. This position is especially significant in oil and gas facilities, refineries, and petrochemical plants, where strict adherence to safety procedures is mandatory. The WPR serves as a bridge between the work crew and the permit issuer, ensuring that all tasks are performed under authorized and controlled conditions. The role not only ensures the physical safety of workers but also upholds company reputation and regulatory compliance. Within Saudi Aramco sites, an Aramco-approved WPR holds particular importance, as they are entrusted with adhering to and enforcing one of the most rigorous safety systems in the world.
Key Responsibilities
The Work Permit Receiver is responsible for obtaining, reviewing, and managing work permits prior to the commencement of any activity at the job site. This involves verifying that all safety measures, isolation procedures, and pre-work conditions have been fulfilled according to Aramco and site-specific safety standards. The WPR must conduct site inspections to ensure the work area is free from hazards and that the necessary precautions, such as barricades, lockouts, or personal protective equipment, are in place. Furthermore, they act as a point of contact for both the issuing authority and the work team, ensuring that any changes to the work scope or conditions are promptly reported and approved. During shutdown projects, where timelines are tight and risks are high, the WPR ensures smooth coordination between departments and enforces adherence to safe work practices at all times.
Skills and Knowledge
To excel as a Work Permit Receiver, one must possess a solid understanding of industrial safety protocols, permit-to-work systems, and hazard identification techniques. A valid Aramco Approval Card or WPR Certificate is mandatory, demonstrating that the candidate has been trained and certified under Saudi Aramco’s strict standards. Candidates should have a strong grasp of both written and verbal communication in English, as the role demands interaction with multinational teams. Familiarity with confined space entry, hot work, excavation, and electrical isolation procedures is essential. Additionally, practical knowledge of site risk assessments, lockout/tagout (LOTO) processes, and emergency response plans is expected. Experience in shutdown or maintenance projects within oil and gas plants is highly desirable, particularly in facilities such as Shedgum Gas Plant (SGP).
Job Details
Location: Jubail, Saudi Arabia
Duration: 60 Days (Shutdown Project)
Position Available: 10 Nos (Aramco Approved)
Site: Shedgum Gas Plant (SGP)
Required Documents: Original Iqama, Muqeem, Medical Fitness Certificate, Original Passport, and Chamber Registration
Contact Information: Eligible applicants are requested to send their documents via WhatsApp to +966573744922.
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