Description
These positions play a vital role in the industrial and construction sectors, particularly in oil, gas, and heavy engineering projects. Each role has a distinct function: 6G Welders perform advanced welding in challenging positions to ensure structural integrity; Pipe Fabricators assemble and prepare piping systems essential for fluid and gas transport; Welding Quality Control (QC) personnel monitor welding operations to guarantee compliance with industry standards; and W.P.R (Welding Procedure Recorder) professionals document welding processes for verification and certification purposes. Collectively, these roles are critical for maintaining safety, operational efficiency, and project quality. They ensure that industrial facilities operate smoothly and meet the high standards expected in the field, especially in projects involving Aramco or other certified operations.
Key Responsibilities
6G Welders are responsible for executing precise welding tasks on complex joints, interpreting engineering drawings, preparing materials, inspecting welds, and maintaining equipment. Pipe Fabricators assemble, cut, and fit piping systems, ensuring all components align with project specifications while coordinating with supervisors and engineers. Welding QC personnel inspect welding work, perform non-destructive testing, identify defects, and ensure that all operations comply with approved standards. W.P.R professionals meticulously record welding procedures, maintain accurate documentation, and support quality assurance teams in maintaining certification compliance. All positions require collaboration with team members, adherence to safety protocols, and proactive problem-solving to prevent operational delays.
Skills and Knowledge
Candidates must possess specialized technical skills relevant to their position. 6G Welders should have experience with multiple welding techniques and the ability to work in restricted or inclined positions. Pipe Fabricators need proficiency in assembly, cutting, and alignment of various piping materials. Welding QC staff must understand testing methods, quality standards, and reporting procedures. W.P.R professionals require excellent documentation skills and knowledge of welding codes and procedures. Across all roles, attention to detail, physical stamina, teamwork, and familiarity with safety regulations are essential. Relevant experience and prior exposure to industrial projects enhance effectiveness in these roles.
Job Details
Vacancies and Rates:
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6G Welder – 5 positions, 27 SAR/hour, Requires Running Card & Chamber
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Pipe Fabricator – 5 positions, 21 SAR/hour, Location: Safania (Salva), Chamber Required
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Welding QC – Send CV for rate negotiation, Aramco Certified preferred
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W.P.R – 1 position, 43 SAR/hour, Location: Johima Rastanura, Aramco Certified
Requirements: Valid Iqama, Registration with Chamber Company, Safety training as applicable. Company provides facilities and support.
Attention for Applicants: Whenever a job is posted, check it immediately and contact the supplier directly. Always visit the office in person or request proper documents via WhatsApp before proceeding. Registration with Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory; the company is not responsible for payment issues without it. Beware of fraud or scammers – do not pay anyone for a job. Scams exist in Saudi Arabia, so stay alert, follow official procedures, and protect yourself.
Map/Location: Safania (Salva) and Johima Rastanura – applicants should verify exact site locations before travel.
Certification Notes: Running Card, Chamber, and Aramco certifications are required as mentioned per position.
