
Client: A commercial property management firm in Riyadh (confidential)
3 Functions consolidated under one contract · 8+ Commercial towers covered · 6 weeks Full transition timeline

Client: A Riyadh-based general contractor (confidential)

180+
Skilled workers mobilized
6 weeks
To full trade coverage
0
Labor-related schedule delays
A general contractor won a mid-rise commercial build in Riyadh with a fixed 14-month schedule, but its own recruitment pipeline could only staff about half the skilled trades the project needed on the timeline required.
We proposed a phased workforce supply plan matched to the construction schedule — mobilizing electricians and steel-fixers first, then HVAC and finishing trades as the project progressed, rather than a single upfront bulk hire.
Workers were onboarded in weekly batches of 15–20, each with a site-specific safety orientation before their first shift. A dedicated site coordinator handled attendance, Iqama status and any replacement requests directly with the project's site manager.
Full trade coverage was reached within six weeks of the first request, and the project stayed on its original 14-month schedule with no labor-related delay reported.

Client: A commercial property management firm in Riyadh (confidential)
3 Functions consolidated under one contract · 8+ Commercial towers covered · 6 weeks Full transition timeline

Client: An industrial contractor in Jubail (confidential)
320+ Workers mobilized · 4 weeks Full mobilization window · 3 Source regions coordinated

Client: A packaging manufacturer in Jeddah (confidential)
55% Reduction in 90-day turnover · 60+ Production-line workers supplied · 0 Unplanned line stoppages from understaffing
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