Rotating Equipment Mechanic – Kuwait (through Ambe International)

Rotating Equipment Mechanic job in Kuwait, offered by Ambe International, Worli (OEP Licence B-0336/MUM/PART/1000+/05/531/1984). Salary: Paid in Kuwaiti Dinar — exact figures not shown in the advertisement. Large numbers (as per the advertisement) vacancies open. Applying is free — check the licence numbers, then tap Apply on WhatsApp.

For the same Kuwait oil and gas shutdown, Ambe International needs Rotating Equipment Mechanics. The work is the core of any turnaround: opening pumps and compressors, measuring wear against tolerance, changing bearings and mechanical seals, aligning trains after reassembly, and supporting the first start-up until the machine settles. The project runs 6 to 9 months, and the advertisement invites candidates with Indian experience to apply as well, with direct selection for those who carry KNPC or KOC experience. Pay is in Kuwaiti Dinar, with the exact amount confirmed by the agency at selection rather than printed in the advertisement. Free food and accommodation, normal medical and immediate departure after selection are the terms the advertisement states. Final client interviews took place on 28 October 2026 at Anuptech, R-421, TTC Industrial Area, MIDC, Rabale, Navi Mumbai, and the intake is in large numbers. Send your CV to amberesumes@indianpersonnel.com or call 89767 24020. Ambe International is licensed under No. B-0336/MUM/PART/1000+/05/531/1984 — check it on eMigrate before you apply. More Kuwait shutdown and maintenance posts are listed with the Kuwait jobs on this site.

Requirements

• Overhaul experience on pumps, compressors, gearboxes or steam turbines.
• KNPC / KOC experience gets direct selection (as per the advertisement).
• Updated CV, certificates, passport copy and photographs.

Who should apply

Apply if you meet the requirements below and your documents (passport, CNIC) are ready.

Do not apply if an agent asks you for cash without a receipt, or offers this job on a visit visa — that is fraud in every Gulf country.

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