The National Energy Services Company (Tarshid) announced that it has been certified as a Great Place to Work for the second consecutive year, covering the periods (2024–2025) and (2025–2026). This prestigious global certification is awarded to organizations that achieve the highest standards of employee satisfaction and workplace excellence. The achievement reaffirms Tarshid’s leading position in providing an exemplary work environment that fosters innovation and productivity.
Tarshid received the certification based on the results of the Trust Index™ Survey, which evaluates employees’ experiences and perceptions across key criteria, including trust in leadership, fairness and integrity, and recognition of performance. The certification further enhances the company’s ability to attract and retain top local and global talent, positioning it as an ideal workplace that supports professional development and work–life balance—fully aligned with the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.
On this occasion, the Chief Shared Services Officer at Tarshid, Mr. Ibrahim bin Abdullah Al-Moqbil, expressed his appreciation for this achievement, saying:
“Tarshid’s achievement of the Great Place to Work certification for the second consecutive year reflects a work culture that continues to grow and evolve, placing employees at the heart of our priorities by providing a motivating professional environment that enables our people to achieve the highest levels of performance and innovation. This aligns with our strategy and contributes to the objectives of Saudi Vision 2030.”
It is worth noting that Tarshid was established in 2017 to lead the energy efficiency sector in the Kingdom by supporting the energy ecosystem and driving sustainability through enhanced integration between energy efficiency, operational efficiency, and clean energy. The company aims to achieve the strategic sustainability objectives—one of the key pillars of Saudi Vision 2030—while contributing to a thriving energy efficiency industry and supporting the Kingdom’s circular carbon economy.
