ARAMCO Employer Reviews

a typical working is 8 hours with two days off that was thursday and friday, interesting because i had to learn arabic

I had a chance to be in number one company in home country : Saudi Arabia and number 7 world wide in revenue ranking. I worked with high knowledgeable engineers. I did takes that required using complex tool as well as fixing machine by hand.

The typical day was to receive emails from different departments about the issues they face. Then, as an engineering, a problem can be determined from an engineering perspective. Finally, a solution can be gained, and sent to the maintenance department to be applied. The Co-worker was very nice with me, and everybody was willing to cooperate with me. – more... The hardest part is when I have project with a deadline. Sometimes it is hard to manage the time when I work on different projects. But, at the end, I was familiar with work pressure. The most enjoyable part of this job is that there are office and field work, so I can experience both of these type of work. – less

Good management and leadership. Involves in Construction and maintenance

- finishing CAD drawings for a new housing project using Micro-station 95
- Strict management with tight deadlines
- Friendly and very helpful coworkers
- Hardest part was the commute
- most enjoyable was the cultural aspect of the company

Usually we start the day @ 7am upto 4pm. work extra 2 or 3 hours if required. Management have weekly safety meetings for the employees. Each employee has to involve for the safety presentation, it is being scheduled by the division safety inspectors. All management colleagues are in friendly and co-operative. Management conducts monthly get-together – more... with dinner & fun. – less

Working place is very professionaly and i get lot of eperience

As soon as you got to work you had to get started no slacking no easy pace always moving no lazyniss allowed which i had no problem with.

I would like to find another job, I am working in Saudi Aramco since 2006.

Great Experience with Great field Personnel. Met some great folks. The hardest part of the Job was all the red tape one has to deal with over there.. also the language barrier was tough at times.

I got good exp.
Management is very poor
Co-workers - good
No hardest part in my job

I like the moderate workload and the management attitude toward learning and development. At times it might feel slow paced and job advancement might take too long.

The Saudi culture is not to sweat or lift their hand towards effort. To sweat or labor is why they have expats. The Saudi Brotherhood will keep you in the corner for the entire time you work over in Dharhan. The culture for expats is ZERO tollerance. Keep your bags packed. The citizens you encounter are unfriendly and look at you as the infidel. The – more... Management wil lie, deny and place blame on others. The pay in the US has approximated and with benefits exceeded the Aramco pay scale. I would not recommend this job, even for the adventurous. Whatever the HR briefer says about the happiness of Aramco families abroad, please wash heavily with salt. Run from this job before you become a Airbot or endentured servant. – less

Shift worker ( 7/3,7/4 ) schedule with 12hrs per shift. 7days work, 3days off, then 7days work, 4days off and routine.
I learned so many exiting jobs specially offshore.
The management is PMP system.
My co-workers are very supportive.
The hardest part of the job is when the weather is bad.
The most enjoyable part of the job is when there are no accidents – more... because we are rewarded every 5Khours. – less

I LIKE TO WORK WITH THIS COMPANY BUT AS A DIRECT EMPLOY . THERE IS ENJOYABLE ENVIRONMENT FOR WORK AND EVERY BODY LIKE TO TEAM WORK.

To help and contribute the knowledge I have gained from the institution to the success and productivity of the company.
To explore other areas of my chosen profession and to be a part of your prestigious company.

First of all we had a turnover with your alternate as the start of the week. Than we worked 12 hr shift with managing NDE contractors
Hiring Inspector to fill our team. Also managing a corrosion monitoring systems which including scheduling NDE work for each crew. Review RT film for corrosion and welding.

BP management was always involved in our day – more... to day activities
and was good to work with and very demanding.
All co-worker I enjoyed working with because I worked with all management and crafts to include hotel management.

Management of personnel was I think the hardest part of my job.
The experience of working with so many differnt people and different
projects and responibilities was enjoyable. – less

ARAMCO is the biggest oil company in the world. I like working there.

Co-workers were nice. Atmosphere was pretty strict and security was high. Worked in two completely different departments, learned a lot.

Reporting at work for 8hrs/day weekdays. During my stay with the company I learned how to manage my time skedule properly. I've done a very close relationship with my co-employs not withstanding my status with the management. There's an instance during one summer when a power failure happens in the building where I am working. It lasted for a couple – more... of hours and I almost painted due to severe hot temperature. When ruling king during that time passed away, news spread among us that we all will receive a bonus check equivalent to a monthy salary. It is a royal tradition in that kingdom to give people a token of gratuity when a head of state perished. I almost jumped for joy although I know that the nation is grieving. – less