Aramco Approved Safety Officer in Khafji

Core Responsibilities

• Compliance: Enforce Saudi Aramco Safety Standards, Industrial Security, and Environmental Protection requirements across all project activities.

• Safety Management: Implement and monitor Aramco’s Safety Management System (SMS) and Loss Prevention procedures.

• Inspections & Audits: Conduct daily toolbox talks, site inspections, and safety audits to identify hazards and corrective actions.

• Permit to Work (PTW): Ensure all personnel comply with PTW systems before starting tasks.

• Incident Reporting: Investigate and report incidents, near-misses, and unsafe acts in line with Aramco HSE guidelines.

• Documentation: Maintain safety records, reports, and inspection logs for Aramco audits.

• Training: Conduct safety inductions for new employees and subcontractors.

• Coordination: Work closely with Aramco Safety Representatives during audits and walkthroughs.

Approval Process with Aramco

To be recognized as an Aramco-approved Safety Officer, candidates must:

• Education: Hold a relevant degree (Engineering, Safety, or equivalent).

• Certifications: Possess international safety certifications (NEBOSH, OSHA, IOSH, etc.).

• Experience: Demonstrate prior safety experience in oil & gas projects, typically 5–10 years.

• Assessment: Pass Aramco’s approval test, interview, and practical evaluation.

• Documentation: Submit qualifications, experience records, and safety training certificates for review.

• Continuous Learning: Engage in ongoing training and development programs mandated by Aramco.

Key Outcome of Approval

• Authority: Only approved Safety Officers can officially oversee safety compliance on Aramco sites.

• Credibility: Approval boosts professional standing and career opportunities in Saudi Arabia’s oil & gas sector.

• Responsibility: Officers act as the frontline guardians of worker safety, environmental protection, and regulatory compliance.