Saudi employers advertising maintenance & technicians roles publish 750 to 6000 SAR a month, with a median of 2000 SAR, across 29 live vacancies from 29 separate sources that stated pay publicly.
Every number on this page, where it came from and what was excluded.
| Figure | Value | Basis |
|---|---|---|
| Vacancies used | 29 | Live maintenance & technicians adverts on SouqFind that stated a monthly SAR figure. Repeats of the same advert are counted once. |
| Separate sources | 29 | Distinct employers or advertisers behind those vacancies. |
| Range published | 750–6000 SAR | Lower and upper end of the advertised figures, midpoint used where a range was given. |
| Median | 2000 SAR | Middle value of the same set — less affected by one unusually high or low advert. |
| Confidence | Strong | Set by sample size and how many separate sources reported pay. Nothing is published below 5 vacancies from 2 sources. |
| Figures held back site-wide | 3 | Adverts whose stated pay was implausible for Saudi Arabia, or clearly a typing error, and were excluded from every average. |
| Pay disclosure across the site | 1.2% (81 vacancies) | Share of all live adverts that publish a salary at all — the pool these figures come from. |
These are advertised figures, not survey results and not offers accepted. They describe what employers put in writing on SouqFind during the period shown, so they move as hiring changes.
Employers publishing a figure advertise 750 to 6000 SAR a month, with a median of 2000 SAR. That is based on 29 live maintenance & technicians vacancies from 29 different employers on SouqFind where pay was stated publicly (confidence: strong).
It is the monthly figure the employer advertised, normally basic pay. Accommodation, transport, food allowance, overtime and the annual air ticket are listed separately in each vacancy's benefits, so two roles at the same basic can differ a lot in real value.
100 live maintenance & technicians vacancies are open on SouqFind, including the ones that do not publish a salary.
Usually yes, especially with GCC experience, a transferable iqama or a driving licence. Ask what the total package includes before discussing the basic figure — housing and transport are worth a large part of the difference in Saudi Arabia.