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Join the crew.
Real iron, the Kingdom’s heaviest work — and Stop Work Authority in every hand.
01 — Why Ajyal
The work speaks for itself.
Ajyal Rig Movers is the rig-moving and heavy-equipment division of Ajyal Petroleum & Energy — a group of around five hundred people, headquartered in Al Khobar and working the Eastern Province oilfield since 2012.
The iron is real: Tadano and Liebherr cranes, extended lowbeds to 120 tonnes, prime movers to 8x8, Doosan and Kobelco loaders. The clients are government bodies and large contractors, and the schedules are the kind whole fields depend on.
So is the safety culture. Every crew member — from the newest rigger up — holds Stop Work Authority, a dedicated HSE Committee oversees training and incident review, and every job runs with safety as per Saudi Aramco standards.
The people behind the iron · stand-in image — Ajyal crew shoot commissioned
02 — The Trades
The trades we run.
The division is built on four field trades, with technical and skilled roles behind them.
- Riggers
The centre of the move — rig-down and rig-up, lift by lift, to a plan.
- Crane operators
Rough-terrain, truck-mounted and all-terrain units — Tadano and Liebherr iron.
- Drivers
Heavy-haul driving under journey management — lowbeds, flatbeds and prime movers to 8x8.
- Mechanics
The workshop keeps the fleet moving; the fleet keeps the rigs moving.
- Technical & skilled roles
The crews behind our manpower service — for plants, rigs, refineries and camp sites, as contracts demand.
03 — How to Apply
Send the CV. State the trade.
We don’t run a vacancy board — crews are built as contracts demand, and CVs go on file with the right department.
[PENDING] Hiring-process wording — for client sign-off
One page is enough — if it says what you can operate, what you hold (licences and certifications), and where you have worked.
No vacancy listings are published — applications by CV only