The Riyadh Infrastructure Projects Center carried out more than 54,000 inspection tours of infrastructure projects in Riyadh and the region’s governorates during October 2026, as part of its ongoing efforts to enhance compliance, improve the quality of implementation, and enhance safety at project sites.
The inspection tours resulted in the detection of more than 4,000 violations, while the center received more than 23,000 reports related to infrastructure projects during the same period, as part of its ongoing monitoring of compliance levels and addressing field observations in coordination with relevant authorities.
The most prominent violations observed included non-compliance with the requirements of temporary barriers, storage of materials, equipment and tools used outside the scope of the licensed work, non-compliance with the specifications of identification logos on all temporary barriers, in addition to non-compliance with the requirements of the necessary warning lighting in work areas, in accordance with the approved requirements and standards.
These efforts are part of an integrated regulatory system led by the Infrastructure Projects Center in the Riyadh region, with the aim of raising compliance rates with the Infrastructure Projects Code, and enhancing quality and safety levels in projects, which contributes to improving implementation efficiency, and improving the urban landscape and quality of life in the Riyadh region.
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