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Safety Officer – Self-Propelled Jack-Up Barge – Saudi Arabia (ARAMCO)

Position Overview

We are seeking a Safety Officer with 24 months of experience in operations on Offshore vessels, Barges, or Rigs. This position is for a Self-Propelled Jack-Up Barge based in Saudi Arabia (ARAMCO). Travel is scheduled for 31/03/2026.

Requirements

Minimum of 24 months of experience as a Safety Officer on Offshore vessels, Barges, or Rigs.
Valid certifications relevant to the role (specific certifications to be confirmed upon application).
Ability to work on a Self-Propelled Jack-Up Barge in Saudi Arabia (ARAMCO).
Availability to travel on 31/03/2026.

Application Details

To apply for this position, please submit your application through the provided link or contact method. Ensure all experience and certification details are clearly stated.

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