About the Role: Responsibilities, Skills, and Requirements
Ever found yourself admiring a beautifully finished piece of woodwork and thinking, “I could do that — maybe even better”? If you’re passionate about the art of wood painting and carpentry touch-ups, this could be your next opportunity. We’re searching for skilled Touch-Up Technicians to bring their expertise to a dynamic project site in Jebel Ali. This is a piecework position, so your craft and attention to detail will be rewarded — and yes, your commute and stay are taken care of.
About the Company
We’re a close-knit team with a reputation for precision and quality in every project we take on, from luxury interiors to large-scale commercial fit-outs. Our crew is a mix of seasoned pros and rising stars, and we believe in supporting each other — whether that means sharing a tip about the perfect wood finish or swapping stories on the shuttle ride home. We value hard work, honesty, and craftsmanship above all else. You’ll feel it the moment you step on site.
What You’ll Be Doing
- Performing detailed touch-up and finishing work on wood surfaces, ensuring every piece looks its absolute best
- Applying stains, paints, and protective finishes with a practiced hand — no shortcuts, just quality results
- Collaborating with carpenters and other technicians to meet project deadlines and uphold our standards
- Inspecting completed work for consistency and perfection (your eye for detail is your superpower)
- Maintaining your tools and workspace so everything’s ready for the next day’s challenge
What You’ll Bring
- Previous experience in wood painting and carpentry — you know your way around brushes, stains, and sandpaper
- A portfolio or photos of your previous work (please send these via WhatsApp — we really want to see your skills)
- Valid ID, ready to go
- Reliability and a positive attitude — we want people who take pride in what they do
Not sure you tick every box? We’d still love to hear from you.
Why You’ll Love Working Here
- Company-provided accommodation — rest easy, we’ve got your housing covered
- Transportation to and from the site — no need to worry about the commute
- Piecework pay structure — your efforts and skills directly impact your earnings
- Collaborative, supportive team that respects your craft
- Hands-on experience with interesting and high-quality projects
We know great work comes from people who are well-supported — that’s why we make sure logistics are handled, so you can focus on what you do best. If you’re serious about your craft and looking for your next challenge, this could be the perfect fit.
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 a recent project where you performed detailed touch-up work on wood surfaces? What techniques and materials did you use to achieve a flawless finish?
- Which types of stains, paints, and protective finishes do you prefer to work with, and how do you decide what’s best for a particular wood type or project?
- Tell us about a time you had to fix or improve a wood finish that didn’t meet your standards. What steps did you take to correct it?
- How do you ensure consistency and quality across multiple pieces or surfaces, especially when working under tight deadlines?
- What’s your process for maintaining your brushes, tools, and workspace so you’re always ready for the next task?
- How do you balance working independently with collaborating alongside carpenters and other technicians to meet project goals?
- Give an example of a situation where you needed to adapt your approach because of an unexpected challenge on site. What did you learn from the experience?
- Piecework rewards speed and precision. How do you manage your time and workflow to maximize both quality and productivity?
- Describe a moment when you shared a trade tip or technique with a teammate. How important do you think knowledge-sharing is on a job like this?
- How do you handle feedback about your work — whether it’s from a supervisor, a peer, or a client?
- Our team values honesty and craftsmanship. What does “craftsmanship” mean to you, and how do you embody that in your daily work?
- Working away from home and living on site can be challenging. What helps you stay positive and motivated in a team setting?
- Can you share a story about a project you’re particularly proud of? What made it stand out for you?