Workforce categories

White collar professionals and blue collar trades, available for individual placement or full project mobilization.

14 professional roles · 19 skilled trades

White collar professionals

Engineers, managers and technical staff with verified qualifications and GCC project experience.

Project Managers

Experienced project managers for construction and infrastructure projects.
Civil Engineers

Civil engineers for design, supervision, and project execution.
Mechanical Engineers

Mechanical engineers for HVAC, plumbing, and mechanical systems.
Electrical Engineers

Electrical engineers for power systems, lighting, and electrical installations.
Planning Engineers

Planning engineers for project scheduling and resource allocation.
Quantity Surveyors

Quantity surveyors for cost estimation and contract management.
QA/QC Engineers

Quality assurance and quality control engineers for project compliance.
HSE Engineers

Health, safety, and environment engineers for workplace safety.
Supervisors

Site supervisors for construction and maintenance projects.
Procurement Officers

Procurement specialists for material sourcing and vendor management.
HR Professionals

Human resources professionals for workforce management.
Accountants

Accountants for financial management and reporting.
Document Controllers

Document controllers for project documentation management.
Store Keepers

Store keepers for inventory and material management.

Skilled trades and general workers, screened and safety-inducted before they reach your site.

Electricians

Skilled electricians for electrical installations and maintenance.
Plumbers

Plumbers for pipe installation and maintenance.
Welders

Certified welders for structural and pipe welding.
Pipe Fitters

Pipe fitters for industrial and commercial piping systems.
Fabricators

Metal fabricators for structural steel and metal works.
HVAC Technicians

HVAC technicians for heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
AC Technicians

AC technicians for air conditioning installation and repair.
Instrument Technicians

Instrument technicians for calibration and maintenance of control systems.
Mechanical Technicians

Mechanical technicians for machinery maintenance and repair.
Scaffolders

Scaffolders for safe access solutions at height.
Steel Fixers

Steel fixers for reinforcement bar installation.
Carpenters

Carpenters for formwork, finishing, and wood works.
Masons

Masons for brickwork, blockwork, and stone cladding.
Painters

Painters for interior and exterior painting works.
Helpers

General helpers for construction and maintenance support.
Drivers

Drivers for transportation and logistics operations.
Riggers

Riggers for lifting operations and crane work.
Forklift Operators

Certified forklift operators for warehouse and site operations.
Crane Operators

Certified crane operators for heavy lifting operations.

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