About the Role: Responsibilities, Skills, and Requirements
Step Into the World of Construction: Multiple Roles Available in Sharaf DG, Dubai
Are you ready to roll up your sleeves and be part of projects that shape the skyline of Dubai? Whether you’re skilled with a paintbrush, a saw, or simply eager to learn the ropes on site, we’re looking for dedicated individuals to join our team as Shuttering Carpenters, Ceramic Tile Masons, Painters, and all-around Construction Helpers. If you're based in the UAE and looking for a solid opportunity with hands-on experience, you might find your next step right here.
About Us
We’re a trusted recruitment partner for some of Dubai’s leading construction companies, connecting hardworking talent with jobs that matter. Our team’s a lively bunch — the kind who’ll swap stories over strong chai after a long shift. We believe in building up our people as much as we build out new structures. While the work is fast-paced and sometimes challenging, there’s a real camaraderie on our sites; you’re never just a number in a hard hat here.
What You’ll Be Doing
Depending on your skillset and interest, here’s how you might contribute:
- Shuttering Carpenters: Shape and install formwork for concrete pours, ensuring stability and precision on every project.
- Ceramic Tile Masons: Lay and finish ceramic tiles with a craftsman’s eye, handling everything from surface prep to intricate detailing.
- Painters: Prep surfaces, mix paints, and deliver smooth, durable finishes that make every wall and ceiling shine.
- Construction Helpers: Support tradesmen with material handling, site cleanup, and various hands-on tasks — a great entry point if you’re new to construction.
- Collaborate with a diverse team, following safety protocols and supporting each other as deadlines approach.
- Take pride in seeing your work become part of Dubai’s ever-changing cityscape.
What You’ll Bring
Must-Haves:
- Availability to join immediately within the UAE.
- Some experience in construction (even if it’s just a few months — enthusiasm counts!).
- Willingness to work outdoors and adapt to different tasks as needed.
- Basic understanding of site safety and teamwork.
- Any nationality welcome — we value a mix of backgrounds and perspectives.
Nice-to-Haves:
- Previous experience in shuttering carpentry, tiling, or painting.
- Familiarity with construction tools and equipment.
- Ability to communicate in basic English or Hindi/Urdu.
Not sure you tick every box? We’d still love to hear from you.
Why You’ll Love Working Here
- Competitive salary range (AED 1200–2200) based on your skills and experience.
- Visa, accommodation, and transport all provided — focus on your work, not your commute or rent.
- Direct hiring process for a quick start.
- Be part of a team that respects your effort and celebrates each milestone, big or small.
- Learn on the job and open doors to more specialized roles in the future.
We know the work can be tough, but the sense of achievement is real — and so is the support from your crew. If you’re looking for honest work with honest people, you’ll feel right at home.
Common Interview Questions and Tips
To help you prepare and feel confident, here are some questions you might encounter during the interview process for this role.
- Can you describe your experience with any of the following: shuttering carpentry, ceramic tile installation, or painting on a construction site?
- What steps do you take to ensure precision and safety when shaping and installing formwork for concrete pours?
- How do you prepare surfaces before laying tiles or applying paint, and why is this preparation important?
- Which construction tools and equipment are you most comfortable using, and how did you learn to operate them?
- If asked to switch between different tasks, such as assisting a tradesman and cleaning up the site, how do you prioritize your work?
- Tell us about a time you had to adapt quickly to a new task or changing work conditions on site. How did you handle it?
- Describe a situation where you worked closely with a team to meet a tight deadline. What role did you play, and what was the outcome?
- How do you ensure your own safety and the safety of your teammates when working outdoors or in busy site conditions?
- Have you ever faced a communication barrier with a co-worker from a different background? How did you overcome it?
- What motivates you to keep going during long or physically demanding workdays?
- Our crews come from many different countries and cultures. What do you think helps create a respectful and supportive team environment?
- Why is it important for you to see the direct results of your work, such as a finished building or a newly tiled floor?
- If you’re new to construction, what skills or qualities do you think will help you succeed in this environment?
- How do you handle feedback from supervisors or more experienced team members? Can you give an example?