Dubai Carpenter — Visa Sponsorship for Hospitality Projects

Job Overview
Marriott International Inc. is currently hiring Carpenter positions in the United Arab Emirates (UAE). This role is ideal for skilled carpenters who are passionate about their craft and have experience in construction and maintenance. Marriott International offers visa sponsorship, making it an appealing opportunity for international candidates looking to work in the UAE.
Job Details

Jobs Role: Carpenter Jobs in UAE with Visa Sponsorship
Company: Marriott International Inc.
Location: Dubai
No of Vacancies: 2
Salary: AED 2000 - AED 4000 monthly
Country: UAE

Education

No degree certificate or diploma

Experience

1 year to less than 5 years

Job Responsibilities

Performing carpentry work in accordance with project specifications and safety guidelines.
Constructing and repairing furniture, fixtures, and wooden structures.
Measuring, cutting, shaping, and assembling wood and other construction materials.
Inspecting and maintaining carpentry tools and equipment.
Collaborating with the maintenance team to address repair and maintenance requests.
Ensuring that carpentry work is completed efficiently and to high-quality standards.

Job Requirements

Previous experience as a carpenter is required, with additional construction and maintenance experience preferred.
Eligibility for a UAE work visa, with visa sponsorship available for qualified international candidates.
Proficiency in carpentry techniques, tools, and equipment.
Attention to detail and a commitment to safety standards.
Ability to work independently and as part of a team.
Ability to work in various locations, including hotel facilities and guest rooms.

Benefits

Competitive salary with opportunities for career growth within the construction and maintenance industry.
Visa sponsorship for eligible international applicants.
Exposure to diverse carpentry projects in a hospitality setting.
Training and support to enhance carpentry skills.
Being part of Marriott International Inc., a renowned global hotel brand.
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