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Electrician
About the role
A real-estate development company in Sharjah is looking for a Electrician to join its team. This is a contract, mid level opportunity for someone who is safety-first and organised.
The role offers steady hours, clear progression and the chance to build a long-term career in the UAE. Applicants with a valid UAE visa or immediate availability are preferred.
Key responsibilities
- Carry out the day-to-day duties of the Electrician role to company standards
- Coordinate with consultants, subcontractors and suppliers
- Track quantities, costs, progress and quality
- Enforce health and safety rules on site
- Prepare reports, schedules and documentation
- Solve technical issues quickly
Requirements
- 3–5 years of relevant experience
- Degree or diploma in a relevant engineering or design field
- UAE or GCC project experience is preferred
- Good knowledge of local codes and standards
- Skilled with AutoCAD, Revit or MS Project where relevant
- Valid safety training or trade licence if required
Salary & benefits
- Clear hours and shift schedule
- Paid per agreed rate
- Visa and permit arrangements as per contract
- Accommodation or housing allowance
Salary range is indicative. Compare with the Salary Guide 2026.
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| Role | Electrician |
| Reference | SC-UAE-0074 |
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