Pipelines, Distribution & Terminals – SMP opportunity with Saudi Aramco

• Competitive Salaries and Benefits
• Comprehensive Health Insurance
• ⁠Work-Life Balance
• ⁠Professional Development and Training Opportunities
• ⁠Flexible Work Environment
• Positive and Supportive Corporate Culture
• Job Security and Stability
• ⁠Recognition and Appreciation
• Clear and Transparent Management
• Comfortable Work Location and Facilities

• Check Safety: Look at the workplace every day to find any dangers.

• Give Training: Teach workers how to stay safe and use safety tools.

• Follow Rules: Make sure the company follows local and international safety laws.

• Create Programs: Help the team write and start new safety plans.

• Write Reports: Record any accidents or safety problems and explain how to fix them.

• 3 years of experience in safety or oil/gas/pipelines.

• Fresh Graduates: Can be accepted if they have high technical skills and the right certificates.

• Speaking: Can explain safety rules clearly to workers.

• Writing: Can write simple reports about safety.

• Observation: Can see a danger before it causes an accident.

• Helpful: Ready to help workers and answer their questions.

• NEBOSH (International General Certificate)

  • • Focus: Professional safety management and hazard control.

• IOSH (Managing Safely)

  • • Focus: Basic safety skills for supervisors and managers.

• ISO 45001 Lead Auditor

  • • Focus: Checking and auditing company safety systems to international standards.

• Other Safety Certificates

• • • Focus: Any similar recognized training in Fire Safety, Occupational Health, or Environmental compliance.

• Safety Rules Knowledge: You must know the local and international laws for safety (HSE).

• Hazard Identification: You must be able to see a danger (risk) at work before an accident happens.

• Giving Training: You must be able to teach workers "hands-on" how to stay safe.

• Program Support: You must know how to help develop and start new health and safety plans.

• Industry Experience: You should have 3 years of experience in Oil & Gas, Pipelines, or Power plants.

• Technical Writing: You must be able to write simple and clear safety reports.

• Audit Skills: Knowing how to check the company’s safety system (like an ISO 45001 Auditor).

• Technical Certifications: Holding a NEBOSH or IOSH certificate makes you a much stronger candidate.

• Chemical Knowledge: If you have a Chemical Engineering degree, knowing how to handle dangerous chemicals safely.

• Specialized Safety: Knowledge of Fire Safety systems or Marine/Pipeline safety.

• Problem Solving: Being able to find a quick and safe way to fix a dangerous situation.

• Safety Engineering: Focus on designing safe systems and equipment.

• Occupational Health & Safety (OH&S): Focus on worker health and workplace safety rules.

• Fire Safety Engineering: Focus on preventing and managing fire risks.

• Environmental Engineering: Focus on protecting the environment and managing waste.

• Chemical Engineering: Focus on handling chemicals and industrial processes safely.

• Other Engineering Majors: (Mechanical, Civil, Electrical, etc.) ONLY IF you have previous work experience in safety.

Start date: April 7, 2026

End date: May 7, 2026