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Websites for Eastern Province HR firms that supply skilled people to industry.

Our HR management website development Dammam work is shaped by the Eastern Province economy: manpower suppliers, technical recruiters and HR consultancies serving energy contractors, petrochemical plants in Jubail, fabrication yards and the supply chain that grew around Dhahran. We build websites that show procurement teams your trades, certifications handling and mobilisation capacity, publish technical vacancies that qualified people can apply for quickly, and send every request for manpower to the right account manager in your Dammam or Khobar office.

We run discovery, reviews and training for Dammam clients by video call, supported by our team in Riyadh. The site's job is presence, credibility with industrial buyers and a steady flow of enquiries and applicants.

Built for
Manpower supply companies, technical and engineering recruiters, HR consultancies and workforce training providers across Dammam, Khobar, Dhahran and Jubail.
Typical timeline
Discovery calls set the scope, then a dated plan is agreed in writing, with key pages ready before the tenders or projects you are targeting.
What you own
Domain, hosting, CMS, code, design source files, document library and all enquiry and applicant data, registered to your own company.
Rated
4.7 / 5 from 23 Google reviews

200+ companies servedFrom a first store to an ADX listed developer

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What goes into the site

Built for industrial buyers and technical candidates in Dammam.

A contracts engineer at a plant in Jubail or a project manager at a Khobar contractor does not browse HR websites for pleasure. They are checking whether you can supply welders, riggers, instrument technicians or HSE officers, whether your people arrive with valid certificates, and whether your company documents will satisfy their vendor registration team. Candidates, for their part, want to see the trade, the site location, the rotation and how to apply. Everything is planned so your coordinators in Dammam can update it without a developer.

So the Dammam sites we build lean on evidence and detail rather than slogans. The features below are where we usually start. Each one can be scaled down for a small consultancy or extended for a supplier that handles large shutdown and turnaround crews. Everything is planned so your coordinators in Dammam can update it without a developer.

Explain your project
  • Trades and disciplines directory

    A structured directory of the trades and disciplines you supply, from mechanical and electrical crafts to inspection, planning and HSE, each with typical certifications, experience levels and the sectors that use them. Buyers can filter by discipline and send one request covering several trades. Directory entries are managed in the CMS, so new disciplines can be added as your capability grows.

    Buyers see your real capability in seconds.

  • Vendor prequalification pack

    A secure area where approved buyers download your commercial registration, Saudisation certificate, GOSI and Zakat certificates, insurance documents and HSE policies. Access is granted per client, and each file shows its expiry date so your team replaces it before it lapses.

    Vendor registration moves faster and needs fewer emails.

  • Manpower request with mobilisation details

    A request form that captures trades, headcount, site, rotation, accommodation and transport needs, and the required start date. It routes to the account manager for that client or industrial area, with the request reference used in later correspondence.

    Quotes start from a complete brief.

  • Technical vacancy board

    Openings listed with trade, certifications required, location such as Jubail, Ras Tanura or Khobar, rotation and contract length. JobPosting structured data helps them surface in search, and listings close automatically when filled. Shift patterns such as four weeks on and one week off are shown in plain words.

    Qualified people find and apply for the right roles.

  • Certificate aware applications

    Candidates state their trade certifications, licence categories and expiry dates in the form and can upload copies. Recruiters filter applicants by valid certification instead of opening every CV, and the form explains how long documents are kept under the Personal Data Protection Law.

    Shortlists form faster, with less personal data held needlessly.

  • Localisation and Saudisation content

    Industrial buyers in the Eastern Province weigh local content and Saudi employment when choosing suppliers, including under programmes such as Aramco's IKTVA. We help you present your Saudi hiring, training and development work accurately, without claims your records cannot support.

    Your localisation story is clear to procurement teams.

  • Training and upskilling pages

    If you train Saudi graduates or upskill technicians, course and programme pages describe content, entry criteria, intake dates and how trainees move into placements. Enquiries go to your training coordinator, separate from job applications. Course content is edited by your training team directly.

    Training becomes a visible part of your offer.

  • Arabic, English and crew languages

    Buyers in Dammam often read English, Saudi candidates prefer Arabic, and many skilled crafts workers read Hindi, Urdu, Tagalog or Malayalam best. The main site is fully bilingual with right to left layouts, and short application guides can be added in the languages your crews use.

    Every audience understands how to work with you.

  • Safety and compliance pages

    A clear account of your HSE approach, worker welfare standards, accommodation and transport arrangements and how you handle wages and complaints. These pages answer the questions client audit teams ask, and they are kept current through the CMS with a reviewed date on each.

    Audits start with your answers already published.

  • Office pages and local search

    Separate pages for your Dammam head office and any desks in Khobar or Jubail, each with address, map, contact routes, the services handled there and current local vacancies. LocalBusiness structured data and consistent details across directories help when an employer searches for a manpower company near their site.

    Local employers and candidates reach the nearest office directly.

Where we fit

Four Dammam HR businesses and what each site needs.

The Eastern Province has a particular mix of HR businesses: large manpower suppliers working on plant shutdowns, specialist recruiters placing engineers and inspectors, consultancies helping contractors with HR systems, and training providers preparing Saudi technicians. Each sells to a different buyer in Dammam, Khobar and Jubail and needs a different main action on the site, so we plan structure and content around that buyer. The four profiles below cover most of the Eastern Province firms we speak to.

01

Manpower suppliers for shutdowns and projects

When a plant in Jubail schedules a turnaround, you may need to mobilise large crews in weeks. Your site should prove capacity and compliance and make requests easy. We build the trades directory, prequalification pack and mobilisation request, plus a candidate pool that lets returning workers confirm availability for the next shutdown without reapplying from scratch. Shutdown campaign pages can be published quickly when a Jubail or Ras Tanura project is announced.

Built around capacity and readiness.

02

Engineering and technical recruiters

Placing engineers, inspectors and planners with operators and EPC contractors is a specialist sale. Your site needs discipline pages written with technical accuracy, confidential search options for senior roles and a briefing form for hiring managers. We keep the design restrained and the content precise, because technical readers in Dhahran and Khobar spot vague copy instantly. Senior candidates can register interest confidentially without a public profile.

Technical accuracy is reviewed by your own specialists.

03

HR consultancies serving contractors

Contractors growing from a few dozen to several hundred staff need policies, grading, payroll processes and Saudisation planning. We build a consultancy site with service pages, practical guides on Qiwa and GOSI procedures and a consultation request, giving owners in Dammam a clear view of how you would work with them. Owners can book a first call straight from any guide they are reading.

Guides are dated and reviewed by your consultants.

04

Training providers feeding industrial employers

Providers that prepare Saudi trainees for technical roles, often with HRDF support, need programme pages, eligibility details and a way for employers to sponsor or request trainees. We connect training enquiries with placement pages so employers see the full route from classroom to site. Employers can register interest in sponsoring a future intake from the programme page.

Funding details are confirmed with your team before publishing.

From first call to a site your buyers trust.

  1. 01Discovery callsVideo calls with your directors, account managers and recruiters to understand buyers, trades, tenders and how manpower requests reach you today.
  2. 02Evidence auditWe list the certificates, policies and capability details buyers ask for, check what is current, and decide what is public and what sits behind client access.
  3. 03Structure and contentSitemap, trade directory structure and page copy in Arabic and English, with technical sections checked by your own specialists.
  4. 04Design and buildA clear, industrial appropriate design, the directory, forms, document area and vacancy board, built on a CMS your coordinators can run.
  5. 05Connections and checksCRM and ATS integrations, access controls on the document area, speed, accessibility and redirect testing, then sign off by video call.
  6. 06Launch and handoverWe launch, monitor enquiries and search performance, train your team on documents and vacancies, and hand over all accounts and credentials.

Technology

What we build this with.

We build on WordPress or a headless CMS with Next.js, depending on the size of your vacancy board and the integrations needed. The client document area uses role based access and audit logs, and hosting can sit in a Saudi cloud region, set up with the NCA Essential Cybersecurity Controls in mind for clients that ask. Analytics and consent tools work in both languages, and reports show requests by trade and client sector.

01Web

  • React
  • Next.js
  • TypeScript
  • Node.js
  • Laravel
  • WordPress

02Commerce

  • Shopify Plus
  • WooCommerce
  • BigCommerce
  • Headless storefronts

03Data and cloud

  • PostgreSQL
  • MySQL
  • MongoDB
  • AWS
  • Azure
  • Docker

04Marketing and tracking

  • GA4
  • Google Tag Manager
  • Search Console
  • Meta Pixel
  • Looker Studio

What Dammam HR firms ask us.

We agree a dated plan after discovery, shaped by scope and content readiness.

A consultancy site is a lighter build than a manpower supplier site with a trades directory, document area and vacancy board. Gathering current certificates and technical copy often takes longer than the build itself, so we start that early. If a tender or a plant shutdown is coming, we plan in phases so the capability pages and request form are live first and other sections follow. We also allow time for your client facing staff to review technical pages, because a wrong certification name on a trade page costs credibility with Dammam buyers.

Tell us what the business needs. We will tell you what to build first.

Schedule a free consultation and get a written recommendation, with costs, before you commit to anything.

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