Description

Job Overview

A well-established services company based in Al Khobar is seeking qualified QC Engineers for critical power plant projects located in Riyadh and Nariyah. These positions are available for immediate hiring on a rental contract basis for long-term assignments. Candidates must hold valid iqama and possess an engineering degree or diploma relevant to the field.

Key Responsibilities

The successful candidates will be responsible for quality control and assurance activities specifically related to power plant machinery and infrastructure. This includes managing site erection works for tanks and steel structures, performing inspections, and overseeing static and rotating equipment such as boilers, turbines, and tanks. In addition, candidates need to ensure compliance with HSE standards and contribute to overall project management tasks.

Required Skills and Experience

• A minimum of 7 to 10 years of hands-on experience with power plant projects, shutdowns, and related machinery.
• Expertise in handling site erection activities including tanks and steel structural erection and inspection.
• In-depth knowledge of mechanical QA/QC processes.
• Strong communication skills in English to effectively collaborate with teams and stakeholders.
• Familiarity with HSE protocols and quality assurance practices within power plant environments.
• Capability to manage multi-disciplinary engineering tasks, particularly related to mechanical erection works involving steel structures, boilers, turbines, and tanks.

Positions Available

• Mechanical QC Engineer
• Static and Rotating QC Engineer
• Mechanical QA/QC Engineer
• Static and Rotating Engineer

Work Location

The assignments will be based in Riyadh and Nariyah, Saudi Arabia.

How to Apply

Candidates with relevant power plant experience who meet the requirements are encouraged to apply by sending their updated resume along with all relevant certificates to jobs4u.gcc1@gmail.com as soon as possible. Shortlisted applicants will be contacted for interviews and further mobilization procedures.