Join the Future with a Leading Project in Saudi Arabia!
We are excited to announce exceptional career opportunities within a groundbreaking project that redefines urban living. Are you ready to be part of something transformative?
Operational Readiness Director
Experience: 25+ years
Role: Lead and oversee the operational readiness strategy, ensuring seamless integration of all project components.
Operational Readiness Manager
Experience: 20+ years
Role: Manage the operational readiness processes, aligning project goals with operational capabilities and excellence.
Operational Readiness Lead
Experience: 15+ years
Role: Guide and support the team in executing operational readiness plans, ensuring smooth transitions and optimal performance.
These roles are pivotal in achieving the ambitious goals of a major urban development initiative.
About Us:
For nearly five decades, Client has evolved into a fully integrated, value-added services company with a workforce of over 1,000 staff covering the length and breadth of Saudi Arabia. Our centers of excellence serve all prime sectors of the Kingdom, including oil and gas, transportation, education, and healthcare, with an array of value-added services, including engineering, construction management, industrial systems, client support services, and geomatics. Over our 49-year history, we have implemented hundreds of successful infrastructure projects across the country.
Why Join Us?
- Be part of a revolutionary project
- Work with a world-class team
- Contribute to a sustainable future
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