Sound Lines Recruiting Promotion Announces Industrial Jobs in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia

Sound Lines Recruiting Promotion, a manpower recruitment agency based in Pakistan, has published a job advertisement in the daily Mashriq newspaper on February 24, 2026. The company is seeking skilled workers for various construction and industrial roles in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia. Applications are open until February 26, 2026, or as specified in the newspaper ad.

The vacancies target experienced candidates in building and finishing trades. These positions are full-time and fall under the industrial sector, with potential benefits including accommodation, transportation, and medical support, as commonly offered in such overseas roles through licensed agencies.

Available Positions

• Marble Fixer
• Gypsum Board Worker
• Mechanical Marble (likely mechanical marble fixer or related specialist)
• Foreman
• Marble Finisher
• Building Painter

Required education levels are primary, middle, or matric (matriculation/secondary school certificate). Relevant hands-on experience in these trades is essential for selection.

Sound Lines Recruiting Promotion operates under a valid license (often linked to OEP permissions in Pakistan) and has been placing workers in Saudi Arabia for construction projects. Similar recent postings from the agency include roles like tile marble fixers, gypsum board workers, and marble finishers, with salaries around 1600–2300 SAR depending on the position, based on Bureau of Emigration & Overseas Employment records.

Also Read: Private Company Announces Jobs in Jhelum – Sales and Solar Roles

To apply, candidates should upload their CV through the official channels mentioned in the ad. Interested applicants are advised to act quickly, as the notice highlights being among the first 25 online applicants. For full details, including exact application steps, view the original advertisement in Mashriq newspaper or contact the agency directly.

This opportunity comes amid ongoing demand for skilled construction labor in Saudi Arabia, driven by infrastructure and building projects in Riyadh.