If you have fitted pipes on site, or you have worked on fire safety systems, the pipe fitter role is the one to look at. If you are a cleaner who can work steadily on a set routine and understand basic English, the cleaner role may suit you. Both jobs are open now at Juma Al Majid, and both come with walk-in interviews.
Which roles are open right now
There are two current listings. The first is a full-time Pipe Fitter job in fire fighting installation, based in Abu Dhabi, United Arab Emirates. In this kind of work, a pipe fitter measures, cuts, assembles and fixes the pipes that carry water to sprinkler and hose systems, so careful measuring and a strong safety habit matter a lot.
The second is a full-time Cleaner (Male) post with the Facility Management Division of Juma Al Majid Holding Group LLC in Dubai. Cleaners keep buildings and work areas clean and hygienic, usually following a set routine and using equipment and cleaning materials safely.
The walk-in day in Dubai
The pipe fitter walk-in is on Sunday, 15 November 2026, from 8:00 AM to 1:00 PM, at Garage Camp, Sonapur (Muhaisnah 2), Dubai. The job is in Abu Dhabi, but the interview is in Dubai, so plan your travel around that. Go early. Walk-in days get busy, and an early start gives you time to fill in forms without rushing.
The cleaner role is also a walk-in. Confirm the exact date and venue with the company before you travel, and do not assume it is the same day as the pipe fitter interview.
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What the pipe fitter role asks for
No specific qualifications are set out for this role, so your site experience will carry most of the weight. Recruiters for fire fighting work usually want to see hands-on pipework, not just theory. Put your fitting experience at the top of your CV. List the pipe sizes you have worked with, the joining methods you know, any pressure testing you have done, and the sites you have worked on.
If you hold safety training cards, list them with the dates. Expect questions about how you check your measurements and how you stay safe around pressurised pipes. Short, clear answers work better than long stories.
What the cleaner role asks for and offers
For cleaners, the requirements are simple. You must be physically fit for the work, and you need basic English to follow instructions and talk with your team. You do not need a long CV for this, but a clear one helps. Keep it to one or two pages, with your past cleaning or facility work, dates, and the places you have worked.
The package includes recruitment at no cost to candidates, accommodation, transportation, medical insurance, annual paid leave and a travel ticket. A salary is mentioned too, but no figure is given, so ask for the exact pay during the interview. Ask about working hours and the shift pattern at the same time. Never pay anyone to get this job.
What to bring and what to do next
Bring an updated CV and a copy of your passport. Here is a short checklist for the day:
- At least three printed copies of your updated CV
- A copy of your passport
- A list of past employers with start and end dates
- A pen and something to write on
If you do not hear back within a week or so, send one polite message to the contact you met, asking whether there is a next step. Recruiters are busy, so one follow-up is enough.
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