Hayatt Group Facilities Management is hiring skilled workers in Abu Dhabi for municipal and building maintenance work, and it’s doing it through walk-in interviews. The openings range from AC and MEP technicians to masons, gypsum workers and store staff.
Which roles are open in Abu Dhabi
Most of the jobs are trade roles, with a few store positions. All of them are based at the company’s Khalifa City A office in Abu Dhabi.
- AC Technician and MEP Technician: installing, servicing and repairing air conditioning and building services systems. MEP stands for mechanical, electrical and plumbing.
- Fit-Out Team Leader: running a crew on interior fit-out work and keeping the job on schedule.
- Gypsum Carpenter: plasterboard and ceiling work.
- Mason: block and concrete work.
- Driver, Store Keeper (MEP store) and Store Helper.
The store jobs are tied to MEP stock, so a Store Keeper will be checking parts in and out and keeping records straight. If you’ve worked in a parts store or a site warehouse before, put that near the top of your CV.
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What the employer asks for
Practical experience in the field is needed for every role, so don’t apply for a trade you’ve only studied. Show real site hours on your CV, with dates, company names and the type of work you did. A vague line like ‘maintenance experience’ won’t help you much.
A valid driving licence is required for the AC Technician, MEP Technician and Fit-Out Team Leader roles. If you hold a licence from outside the UAE and aren’t sure it’s accepted, ask HR before the day.
The listing says people on a visit visa or a cancelled visa will get preference. If that’s your situation, don’t assume it counts against you, but do bring your passport and visa papers so the team can see where you stand.
Pay is listed at 1,200 to 1,500 AED a month, depending on the position. The Store Keeper and Store Helper roles are listed at 1,200 AED and the Driver role at 1,500 AED. The listing doesn’t say what else is included, so ask about allowances before you accept any offer.
Going to a walk-in interview
The walk-in date in one of the listings was Saturday 7 November 2026, from 8:30 AM to 12:00 PM. That day has already passed, so don’t travel there expecting an interview. Call the HR number in the listing and ask whether there are more walk-in dates or whether they’ll take your CV by email.
If you’re planning ahead for the next walk-in, get these ready:
- Update your CV with dates, employers and the site work you did at each one.
- Make copies of your passport and print a few recent passport photos.
- Confirm the date, time and venue with HR before you travel.
- Bring your driving licence if you’re applying for a role that needs one.
Arrive early and bring a printed copy of your CV, not just a phone version. Interviewers at trade walk-ins often go through a lot of people quickly, so a clean one-page CV with your trade and years of experience at the top will get you noticed faster than a long document.
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