Most of the work here is hands-on trade work on a real estate project in Dubai. The four open roles cover the core site trades. Masons build and repair walls, floors and other structures. Carpenters cut, fit and install wooden parts. HVAC technicians install, check and repair heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems. Cleaners keep buildings and work areas tidy, which on a building site is more work than it sounds.
Check these before you walk in
The listings are clear on one point. You need previous experience in the same role, and it has to be from the UAE. This is mandatory, so if all your experience is from abroad, be honest about it and save yourself the trip. Recruiters will almost always ask about your work history, so have employer names and dates ready.
Your visa status matters too. Candidates on a visit visa or a cancelled visa get priority. Immediate joiners are also highly preferred, so if you’d need a long notice period from your current job, think about that before you go.
The four roles
- Cleaner: keeping buildings and work areas clean and tidy.
- Mason: building and repairing walls, floors and other structures.
- Carpenter: cutting, fitting and installing wooden parts.
- HVAC technician: installing, checking and repairing heating, ventilation and air conditioning systems.
Apply only for the role you have actually done before. If you’ve done a bit of carpentry on a mason job, be clear about how much, but don’t claim a trade you can’t show in your work history.
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What the pay and package include
The salary is listed as competitive and based on experience, with no figure given. The package includes company accommodation, an employment visa and medical insurance. Overtime pay and other standard benefits follow UAE Labour Law. Ask for the basic salary and overtime rate in writing before you accept anything, because ‘competitive’ can mean very different things from one employer to the next.
The walk-in at Umm Al Sheif
The hiring is run as an open-day walk-in drive at the Dubai site on Sheikh Zayed Road in Umm Al Sheif. The listing places it near Equiti Metro Station, Exit 2, so the metro is the easiest way to get there. Open days can get busy, so arriving early is a sensible move, and it gives you time to find the right queue.
Can I apply if I’m on a visit visa?
Yes, the listings say these candidates get priority. You still need UAE experience in the same role to be considered.
Should I bring a CV?
The listings don’t say. Bring printed copies anyway, along with copies of your passport and visa pages, since that’s common practice at walk-in interviews.
If you don’t hear back
Walk-in drives don’t always lead to a call the same week, and that’s normal. Keep your CV updated with your latest UAE jobs and dates, and watch for the next open day if this one doesn’t work out.
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