E&I Supervisor, E&I Technician, WPR & Fire Watcher
Electrical and Instrumentation (E&I) professionals play an essential role in industrial and construction projects by ensuring that electrical, instrumentation, safety, and permit-related activities are completed correctly and safely. An E&I Supervisor is responsible for coordinating technical teams and monitoring field activities, while E&I Technicians carry out installation, maintenance, testing, and troubleshooting work. Work Permit Receivers (WPR) help ensure that work is performed under approved permits and established safety procedures, while Fire Watchers maintain continuous observation of work areas where fire or ignition hazards may exist. These positions are being offered for a three-month project in Yanbu, Saudi Arabia, providing an opportunity for qualified candidates with relevant industrial experience to join the required workforce.
Role Responsibilities
The E&I Supervisor will oversee E&I activities at the project site, coordinate technicians, monitor daily work progress, and ensure that assigned tasks are completed according to project requirements and safety procedures. The supervisor will also support coordination between field teams and management while maintaining proper work standards. E&I Technicians will be responsible for carrying out electrical and instrumentation-related installation, inspection, maintenance, testing, and troubleshooting duties as assigned. WPR personnel will manage work permit requirements and ensure that work teams follow the conditions and instructions specified in approved permits. For the WPR position, a valid SABIC card is specifically required. Fire Watchers will continuously monitor designated work areas, particularly during activities that may create sparks, heat, or other potential fire hazards, and will remain alert to unsafe conditions throughout the assigned work.
Required Skills & Professional Knowledge
Applicants should possess practical knowledge relevant to the position they are applying for, along with the ability to work safely in an industrial project environment. E&I Supervisors should have suitable supervisory and field coordination experience, while E&I Technicians should understand electrical and instrumentation work practices and be capable of completing technical tasks efficiently. WPR candidates must have the required SABIC card and should understand work permit procedures and site safety requirements. Fire Watchers should be attentive, responsible, safety-conscious, and capable of continuously monitoring work areas. All candidates should maintain valid employment and project documentation and be prepared to comply with site requirements throughout the three-month assignment.
Vacancy & Project Information
Date: 13-08-2026
Project Location: Yanbu, Saudi Arabia
Project Duration: 3 Months
Available Positions:
- E&I Supervisor — 10 Positions
- E&I Technician — 30 Positions
- WPR — 25 Positions
SABIC Card Required - Fire Watcher — 25 Positions
Required Documents
- Iqama
- Muqeem
- Medical
- CR Copy
- Chamber
- Ajeer
Application & Contact Information
Interested and eligible applicants should review the requirements carefully and contact the supplier directly through WhatsApp for further information and application procedures.
WhatsApp Only:
+966501370179
+9660581242920
Applicant Safety Notice
Applicants are advised to check the job immediately after it is posted and contact the supplier directly. Before proceeding, always visit the relevant office in person whenever possible or request proper company and project documents through WhatsApp for verification. Registration with the Ajeer Chamber Company is mandatory. Without the required registration, the company will not be responsible for payment-related issues. Candidates should remain alert to fraudulent recruitment activities and must not pay anyone who demands money in exchange for a job opportunity. Scammers may misuse genuine-looking vacancies, so applicants should follow the official recruitment process, verify all information, protect their personal documents, and avoid making payments to unauthorized individuals. Staying cautious and completing the recruitment process through proper channels can help applicants protect themselves while pursuing legitimate employment opportunities in Saudi Arabia.