Supervision, survey, plant operation and camp support are what let a supplied crew actually function. A crew without a foreman, a storekeeper or transport is a crew the client ends up managing themselves — which is rarely what they wanted when they raised the requirement.
18 documented trades
Direct answer
Gulf Orbit supplies 16 site management and support roles across Saudi Arabia, including supervisors, general foremen, surveyors, civil engineers, tower and mobile crane operators, drivers, storekeepers and camp staff.
Coordinates across work fronts and trades, holds the client interface, and is accountable for the supplied crew's output, attendance and safety conduct.
What they do on site
Plan and sequence work across trades and work fronts
Hold the day-to-day interface with the client's site management
Manage attendance, productivity and crew discipline
Enforce permit-to-work, isolation and site safety requirements
Escalate shortfalls in access, material or information early
Operates mobile and all-terrain cranes for lifting on construction and industrial sites, including set-up, outrigger deployment and travel between lift positions.
What they do on site
Set up the crane, deploy outriggers and confirm ground bearing
Operate within the load chart for the configuration and radius
Structure and frame · Piping and mechanical · Shutdown and turnaround
What to put in your RFQ: State the crane type (truck-mounted, rough-terrain or all-terrain), its capacity in tonnes, and whether TUV or Aramco cards are required.
What to put in your RFQ: State the forklift type and capacity, the work area (yard, warehouse or laydown), and whether TUV or Aramco cards are required.
Checks executed work against specification, drawings and code before it is accepted, and holds the inspection records and non-conformance trail that handover depends on.
What they do on site
Inspect civil, mechanical, piping, structural or welding work against specification and approved drawings
Raise, track and close non-conformance reports
Witness hold points and coordinate third-party inspection where the scope requires it
Verify material certificates and welder or procedure qualifications against the work performed
Maintain inspection and test records for client and consultant handover
Trade, headcount, site location, start date, duration and shift pattern. Anything you can add about site access and permit requirements shortens the next step.
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Response within 24 hours
A complete RFQ gets a priced quotation, or an acknowledgement with any questions needed to price it. Responses run on working days, Sunday to Thursday.
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Worker matching
Workers are matched to the trade and to the site conditions — industrial versus building work are not interchangeable, and we do not treat them as such.
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Documentation and client approval
CVs, iqama and trade documentation, with TUV or Aramco card copies where the trade holds one, are submitted for your review. Nobody mobilizes before you approve the profiles.
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Quotation and purchase order
Commercial terms are issued against the confirmed scope. A purchase order is required before mobilization.
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Mobilization within 48–72 hours of the PO
In-Kingdom personnel travel to sites anywhere in Saudi Arabia, subject to worker documents and site approvals. Every worker completes Gulf Orbit's safety induction before deployment, and is briefed on your site's permit-to-work and access requirements.
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Ongoing support
Attendance, replacement and scale-up handled through a single point of contact for the duration of the requirement.
Documentation supplied with every worker
Iqama, identification and trade documentation are available for client review before mobilization. Where a client requires a specific certification or a trade test before a worker is accepted on site, say so in the requirement and it will be addressed during matching rather than after arrival.
Send your manpower requirement
Trade, headcount, site location, start date and duration. The more detail you send, the more precise the response.
The published register lists 57 documented trades across civil construction, mechanical and electrical, and site and office staff, from scaffolders, welders and pipe fitters to crane operators, supervisors and HSE officers. Any mix can be requested in one RFQ.
Do your workers hold TUV cards or Aramco certification?+
TUV-carded workers are available for trades that require a TUV card. Aramco-certified and non-Aramco workers are both available. Card copies are sent with CVs for your approval before mobilization. TUV cards apply to trades such as scaffolders, riggers, crane operators and forklift operators. State in your RFQ which your site requires.
Which rigger level do you supply?+
Level III riggers, who sling loads and signal the crane. Level III is the rigger level Gulf Orbit supplies. State in your RFQ the lift type and any card the site requires.
Do you supply crane operators?+
Yes. Gulf Orbit has supplied operators for mobile cranes from 25 t to over 250 t (truck-mounted, rough-terrain and all-terrain). Tower crane operators are also on the register. State the crane type, capacity and any card the site requires.
