The walk-in date has already passed
Dussmann Facility Management is hiring technicians for its operations in Abu Dhabi and Dubai, from electricians and plumbers to HVAC and MEP staff. The walk-in in the listing was set for Saturday, 7 November 2026, from 10 AM to 1 PM. Today is 8 November, so that day is gone and there’s no point travelling for it.
The jobs are still listed as open, and the company wants people who can start straight away. Keep an updated CV, a copy of your passport and recent photos ready. You’ll need them for the next walk-in or interview, whenever it’s announced.
Which jobs are open
The listings cover both supervisory and hands-on work. These are the roles on the list:
- MEP Supervisors and MEP Team Leaders
- MEP Technicians
- Electricians
- AC and HVAC Technicians
- Civil Multi-Technicians
- Plumbers
MEP means mechanical, electrical and plumbing work in buildings. The company asks for maintenance, technical or support-service experience, so describe your daily work in those words. Freshers are welcome to apply, but read the requirement line on each job. The stricter rules apply to some roles and not others.
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What the company asks for
The requirements are short and fairly clear. Check them against your own record before you send anything.
- An ITI or diploma in a relevant technical subject, stated for MEP Technician and Team Leader roles.
- At least five years of relevant MEP experience, also stated for those two roles.
- Practical knowledge of mechanical, HVAC, electrical and plumbing systems.
- Good troubleshooting skills in your trade, and the ability to work safely on a project.
The listing also says your qualifications and experience should suit each project’s needs. In practice, that means a short CV that matches the job line by line. Gulf employers often ask for trade certificates and a passport copy at interview, so keep scans on your phone as well as paper copies.
How to make your CV fit
Facilities supervisors tend to skim. Put your trade and years of experience in the first few lines, then list the systems you’ve worked on. Name them: chillers, split units, distribution boards, pumps, water heaters. Real equipment names tell a reader you’ve worked on the kit. General phrases like “maintenance expert” don’t do that.
Add certificates with dates, especially safety training and any trade test you’ve passed. If you’re short of the five years, don’t skip the advert. Apply to the roles that don’t state that number, and be honest about your years in your cover note. A supervisor would rather meet a candidate who is clear about their experience than one who stretches it.
Can I still attend the walk-in?
No. The listed walk-in was on Saturday, 7 November 2026, so it has passed. Check Skillveta for new walk-in dates before you plan a trip.
What if I don’t hear back?
Give it a reasonable wait, then send one short, polite follow-up that names the role and your trade. Keep the message to a few lines, and don’t send it every day.
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