Construction Jobs in UAE
The
UAE construction industry is back in news as it is gearing up to provide some
really promising jobs this year. Unlike the year 2009, which saw much of its
projects being delayed or cancelled, this year has witnessed a fast economic
growth in the UAE. The two major sectors, the construction industry and infrastructures
are getting the maximum investment options which have taken the economic
development of the country to new heights in recent years. And the UAE is
expecting similar results in the year 2012 and beyond; told James Sayer,
Associate Director, Robert Half UAE to emirates 24I7.
A
large number of professionals are needed for a wide range of vacancies
including engineering
and technical
specialists, accounting
professionals such as tax specialists and cost accountants and contract
lawyers for complex transaction jobs. These are specific jobs and are likely to
be in demand for the upcoming years as well; as said by Konstantina
Sakellariou, Partner, Marketing & Operations Director at Stanton Chase
The
construction industry
is looking for experienced project
management engineers along with other technical jobs which have been in
demand in the past too. Also it is believed that only some well known projects
will be engaged in hiring those professionals, not the entire sector.
Louvre
and Guggenheim museum's project, which is a highly publicized project in Abu Dhabi
have resumed its construction work hiring qualified professional. Some specific
construction projects in Dubai have also restarted due to a great demand.
If
the recent Research and Markets report is to be believed, during 2010-2013, the
construction industry in the UAE will be achieving a growth target of 7 percent
CAGR.
The
report also says that the UAE will be excelling in several other sectors
despite a global economic crisis. The major sectors include transportations,
communications, tourism, housing, industrial & commercial facilities, education
& health care amenities, utilities, ports & airports.
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