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  • Jafurah
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Material Receiving Inspector jobs in Jafurah

Inspectors who check incoming materials against the specification and the certificates before they reach a client.

Last hiring review
20 September 2026
Applications open until
4 November 2026
Locations
Jafurah, Eastern Province
Who can apply
All nationalities

This page is for Material Receiving Inspector work at Jafurah. The same trade is hired at other locations too — see below.

About the job

Every item AKFAL supplies is accepted or rejected by the client's QA department on two things: does the item match the specification, and does the paperwork prove it. The material receiving inspector makes sure both are true before the goods leave AKFAL. They check dimensions, markings, ratings and material grade against the PO and the data sheet, verify heat numbers against the mill certificates, witness third-party inspection when the client requires it, and assemble the documentation package that travels with the consignment.

What you will do

  • Inspect incoming pipe, fittings, flanges, valves, instruments and electrical items against PO, data sheet and standard
  • Verify markings and heat numbers against MTC (EN 10204 3.1), certificates of conformity and test reports
  • Perform dimensional and visual checks with calibrated instruments; record results on inspection reports
  • Coordinate third-party inspection and client witness points; raise non-conformance reports
  • Compile the final documentation package for each delivery

What we look for

  • 3+ years in receiving or material inspection of piping, valves or electrical items for oil, gas or petrochemical projects
  • Able to read ASME, API and IEC standards and client specifications
  • Competent with calipers, gauges and hardness or PMI equipment
  • Understands MTC review and heat-number traceability
  • Written English for inspection reports

Certificates that help

  • Diploma in mechanical or quality engineering
  • CSWIP or AWS inspection certificate, an advantage
  • PMI / hardness testing training, an advantage
  • ISO 9001 internal auditor training, an advantage

Working in Jafurah

The Jafurah gas field, south-east of Al-Ahsa, is being developed in phases by Saudi Aramco with international EPC contractors. It is a construction environment rather than a running plant: gas processing trains, pipelines, compression and utilities being built at the same time, which means sustained demand for welders, pipe fitters, riggers, scaffolders, electricians and certified operators over several years.

Plants and projects

  • Jafurah gas processing plant and compression facilities
  • Field gathering pipelines and well sites
  • Utilities, power and water infrastructure for the field
  • EPC contractor camps and laydown yards

Typical work

  • Construction crews for piping, structural and electrical scopes
  • Pre-commissioning and commissioning support
  • Crane, telehandler and heavy-transport hire to EPC contractors
  • Camp and catering services for project workforces
When demand peaks
Project phases set the demand rather than plant shutdowns; mobilisation runs in waves as each package moves from civil to mechanical to commissioning.
Accommodation and transport
Workforces live in project camps at the field; AKFAL mobilises crews from Jubail with transport and accommodation arranged under the contract.

Questions applicants ask

Do I need experience?

Yes — three or more years inspecting industrial materials against specifications and certificates. Purely production QC experience needs to include certificate review.

Which certificates do I need?

A mechanical or quality diploma is expected. Inspection certificates such as CSWIP or AWS help but are not mandatory for receiving inspection.

Iqama, transfer and visa

Candidates inside Saudi Arabia with a transferable Iqama are placed first; we also recruit from abroad through licensed agencies.

Hours and shifts

Regular day shift at the Jubail warehouse and yard, with visits to supplier and third-party inspection facilities.

Where would I live in Jafurah?

Workforces live in project camps at the field; AKFAL mobilises crews from Jubail with transport and accommodation arranged under the contract.

How is salary decided?

Decided by experience and a practical inspection test, confirmed in a written offer. We do not publish figures.

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