Fuel, Defuel, FARP, OJT Specialist Job at GDC Middle East in Riyadh

The GDC Fuel Specialist Job in Riyadh combines aircraft fuel operations with hands-on training. You will train Ministry of National Guard soldiers and fuel specialists in refueling, defueling and Forward Arming and Refueling Point operations.

This mid-career role suits candidates with four years of mandatory experience across fuel environments, property and facility management, and personnel-training supervision. A related bachelor’s degree is preferred rather than mandatory. Applications go through the employer’s careers website and close on 17 December 2026.

Job Summary

Day-To-Day Work

• Train personnel in cold refueling, hot refueling, defueling, FARP and related fuel operations.
• Deliver on-the-job training to fuel specialists and track their performance.
• Operate, maintain and repair fuel systems according to technical orders, publications, checklists and forms.
• Maintain an effective tool-control program and keep work areas free from foreign-object debris.
• Maintain the technical orders, publications, checklists and forms required for the work.
• Complete maintenance, training and other required records.
• Implement fuel-quality assurance procedures that meet applicable IATA and JIG 4 standards.
• Coordinate with operations, maintenance, task-order management and customers.
• Supervise subcontractors while maintaining scheduling, work-performance and quality-control requirements.
• Work with contracting, government and quality-assurance personnel when assigned.
• Safeguard government property, facilities, equipment and tools.
• Administer company policies covering timekeeping, safety, property and quality control.

What GDC Middle East Asks For

You need the technical knowledge to operate, maintain and repair fuel systems. Clear communication, instructional and interpersonal abilities are also required because the work involves training soldiers and coordinating with different stakeholders.

• Ability to stand, walk and occasionally lift or move up to 50 pounds.
• Ability to work in austere locations exposed to extremely hot and cold weather.
• Ability to communicate and liaise with internal and external stakeholders.
• Preferred experience in aviation fuel, fuel supply-chain management, quality control and safety regulations.
• Preferred knowledge of aviation fuel specifications, standards and testing procedures.
• Preferred experience working with aviation fuel suppliers, refineries and regulatory agencies.

How to Apply

1. Review the role requirements and confirm that you meet the mandatory experience and technical criteria.
2. Update your CV so it clearly presents your fuel-system, training, supervision and quality-control experience.
3. Use the official application button provided by GluJob below this article.
4. Check the current vacancy status on the employer’s careers site, then complete GDC Middle East’s application process.

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Source: GDC Middle East

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