About the Role: Responsibilities, Skills, and Requirements
Join Our Growing Construction Team in Barsha, Dubai
Looking to put your hands-on skills to work and help shape some of Dubai’s newest projects? Whether you’re a seasoned plumber, an expert welder, a sure-footed scaffolder, or a detail-driven mason, we want you on our crew! This is a fantastic chance to jump into a bustling construction environment in Barsha, where every day comes with new challenges and the satisfaction of seeing your work take shape — literally.
About Us
We’re not your run-of-the-mill construction company. Our team in Barsha comes from all walks of life, and what brings us together is a shared pride in our craftsmanship and a willingness to roll up our sleeves side by side. On most days, you’ll find us swapping stories over lunch, lending each other a hand, and keeping things moving forward with a good dose of camaraderie. We believe in fair chances — if you’re in the UAE and ready to work, you’ll fit right in.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Plumbers: Install, repair, and maintain piping systems and fixtures — keeping our builds leak-free and up to code.
- Welders: Carry out precise welding jobs on-site, ensuring frameworks and structures are strong, safe, and meet every specification.
- Scaffolders: Assemble, secure, and dismantle scaffolding — your work keeps the team safe and the project on track.
- Masons: Lay bricks, blocks, and stones, executing neat finishes and sturdy structures that stand the test of time.
- Collaborate with project managers and skilled workers to ensure jobs are completed efficiently.
- Follow site safety procedures — we look out for each other here.
- Adapt to changing priorities on site (if you’ve worked construction, you know the drill).
What You’ll Bring
Must-Haves:
- Hands-on experience in your trade (plumbing, welding, scaffolding, or masonry).
- Ability to work efficiently and follow site safety protocols.
- Willingness to work flexible hours, as needed by the project.
- Valid visit, canceled, or freelance visa (applicants must currently be inside the UAE).
- Basic communication skills in English or Hindi a big plus.
- Openness to working in a diverse, multicultural team.
Nice-to-Haves:
- Previous construction experience in the UAE.
- Additional training or certifications in your trade.
- Good sense of humor (it helps on long days!).
Not sure you tick every box? We’d still love to hear from you.
Why You’ll Love Working Here
- Competitive salary in the range of AED 2,000–2,500 per month, based on your skills and experience.
- Accommodation provided — rest easy, we’ve got your living space covered.
- Medical insurance included, so your health is looked after.
- Visa sponsorship — focus on your career, not paperwork.
- Join a supportive, growing team that treats everyone with respect.
- Work with people from around the globe — all nationalities are welcome.
- See your work come to life on real, high-profile projects.
- Learn from experienced colleagues and grow your skill set on the job.
We believe in building more than just structures — we’re building lasting connections and careers. If you’re ready to get started right away, we’re ready for you.
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 walk us through your hands-on experience in your chosen trade — whether it's plumbing, welding, scaffolding, or masonry — and highlight a project you’re particularly proud of?
- How do you ensure your work meets the required safety standards, especially when working on complex or time-sensitive construction sites?
- Describe your approach when collaborating with project managers and other skilled workers to complete a task efficiently. Can you share a time this teamwork made a difference?
- For scaffolders: What is your process for assessing the safety and stability of scaffolding before allowing others to use it?
- For welders: How do you guarantee the strength and precision of your welds, particularly when dealing with unfamiliar materials or challenging conditions?
- For plumbers and masons: What methods do you use to double-check your work for leaks, structural integrity, or finishing details?
- Construction sites can often face unexpected changes in plan or priority. Can you share an example where you had to adapt quickly to shifting circumstances on site?
- Have you worked with people from a mix of nationalities and backgrounds before? What helped you build strong working relationships in a multicultural environment?
- Give an example of a situation where you had to resolve a work-related misunderstanding with a coworker. How did you approach the conversation?
- If a new, less experienced team member joins your crew, what’s your approach to supporting or training them on site?
- How do you handle days when the workload is especially demanding or when tasks become repetitive or monotonous?
- What motivates you most about working in construction, and what does a sense of accomplishment look like for you at the end of a job?
- Our team values a good sense of humor and camaraderie. How do you contribute to a positive team atmosphere, especially during long or challenging days?
- Why do you want to be part of our Barsha-based crew, and how do you see yourself growing with us?