Fire Watch – 19 SAR/hour
Best Industrial Solutions has announced an urgent requirement for experienced Fire Watch / Manhole Watch workers for an industrial project. The company is looking for candidates with a minimum of 2 years of SABIC experience, making relevant industrial background an essential part of the recruitment requirement. The position offers a rate of 19 SAR per hour, with a project duration of 6 months and possible extension. The work is associated with an Aramco-approved contractor, and candidates must have the required employment documents available. Since the vacancy specifically states that experienced workers are required, applicants should be prepared to demonstrate their previous industrial experience. Interested candidates must share their documents through WhatsApp only using the contact provided in the advertisement.
Main Duties & Workplace Responsibilities
A Fire Watch / Manhole Watch is responsible for maintaining continuous safety awareness around designated work areas, particularly where hot work, confined spaces, or other potentially hazardous activities are taking place. The worker must remain attentive to signs of fire, smoke, sparks, unsafe conditions, or other hazards and immediately communicate concerns to the responsible supervisor. During work inside or around manholes, the watch person should maintain awareness of workers and site conditions and follow established safety instructions. The role requires close coordination with work teams, safety personnel, and supervisors. A Fire Watch should never leave an assigned area without proper authorization or an approved replacement when continuous monitoring is required. Following site procedures, maintaining clear communication, and responding appropriately to emergency situations are essential responsibilities. Strong concentration and discipline are particularly important because even a small hazard can develop into a serious incident in an industrial environment.
Required Experience, Skills & Documents
Applicants must be experienced and should have at least 2 years of SABIC experience, according to the vacancy announcement. Candidates should understand basic fire-prevention practices, hot-work hazards, emergency procedures, and industrial safety requirements. Good observation skills and the ability to remain focused for extended periods are essential for this position. Candidates working as Manhole Watch personnel should also understand the importance of monitoring workers and maintaining communication during activities around manholes or restricted work areas. The listed documents include Iqama, Passport, and Chamber. Applicants should ensure that their documents are valid and ready for verification before submitting them. The company has specifically instructed candidates to share documents via WhatsApp only, so applicants should use the official contact number provided rather than sending documents to unknown individuals.
Vacancy Details & Application Information
Position Details
- Job Title: Fire Watch / Manhole Watch
- Experience: Minimum 2 Years SABIC Experience Required
- Rate: 19 SAR/Hour
- Location: Jubail, Saudi Arabia
- Duration: 6 Months & Extendable
- Contractor: Aramco Approved Contractor
- Experience Requirement: Must Be Experienced
Required Documents
- Iqama
- Passport
- Chamber
Application Procedure
Candidates should prepare clear copies of their required documents and share them through WhatsApp only. Applicants should mention Fire Watch / Manhole Watch when contacting the recruitment representative and confirm the latest selection and mobilization details directly.
Contact, Office Information & Applicant Safety
WhatsApp Contact
0538448938
WhatsApp Only
Applicants should verify the vacancy details and supplier information before submitting personal documents. Since the advertisement specifically requests document submission through WhatsApp, candidates should send their documents only to the stated contact number and retain copies for their records.
Important Notice for Applicants
Candidates should verify the project, employer, rate, duration, and recruitment procedure before proceeding. Never pay anyone who asks for money in exchange for a job, selection, registration, processing, or placement. Avoid advance payments to unknown agents and be careful when sharing personal documents.
Applicants should follow the official recruitment process, verify the supplier directly, and protect their Iqama, passport information, and other personal documents. Safety First Always—stay alert, confirm all details, and proceed only after the vacancy has been properly verified.