Dubai

Legal Services Manager – Paralegal/Contract Manager

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Job Purpose
We are looking for two experienced paralegals, contract managers or newly qualified lawyers to join the Emirates Group legal team to work on a wide portfolio of commercial and contract matters, supporting the Emirates Commercial Operations, Airport Services and Customer Affairs divisions. In these roles you will have the opportunity to work with senior lawyers on a wide variety of commercial, contractual and regulatory matters in an engaging and high-performance environment. These roles offer the opportunity to work closely on a day to day basis with the commercial managers of two of the key divisions in Emirates and become a genuine business partner. For this role, you will have experience in contract drafting and negotiation and will be able to advise our business on risk management issues in a contractual framework. You will become an integral part of the global legal team supporting the world’s largest international airline and one of the world’s most dynamic aviation groups. If you have excellent academic credentials, strong English language skills for communication and drafting and experience with a leading regional or international law firm or in-house legal or procurement department of a major international corporation we are interested to hear from you.
Qualifications & Experience
Legal / Legal Administration – 8+ years Qualified Lawyer or Qualified Company Secretary 3+ years of experience of handling company secretarial matters across one or more jurisdictions
Salary & Benefits
Join us in a management role and enjoy an attractive tax-free salary. On top of our generous travel benefits, including discounted flights and hotel stays around the world, this managerial role also has an excellent leave and healthcare package.

Method of Application

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Closing date: Dec 27, 2021

Material Planning Officer (UAE National)

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Job Purpose
As a Materila Planning Officer you will support provisioning and re-provisioning of aircraft spares, tools and services to assist with attaining the corporate objective of desired despatch reliability.
What you will be doing:
  • To initiate planning action ensuring effective support of materials for operations at agreed levels, thereby ensuring timely completion of maintenance inputs.
  • According to the existing Engineering Material Planning EPM, to maintain the inventory to the established ground rules. To control rotables, repairables and expendables, thus optimising the stock for the support of the companies? aircraft despatch reliability standards.
  • To support data control, keeping in mind the company OEM policy, (original engineering manufacturer) toward maintaining and purchasing only approved spares. Controlling vendor / supplier and data control standards in accordance with the OEM philosophy, thus maintaining the inventory to an approved standard.
  • Frequent liaison with external suppliers and representatives, technical and non technical, in the pursuit of optimising the inventory. Regular reviews of the inventory, component failure rate analysis and supplier performance. Liaison with the warranty group to explore / establish appropriate warranty remedies
  • To manage fleet defects, minimum equipment list spares, reporting on the same and making appropriate recommendations for defect spares clearance. Liaison with the associated departments of warranty, repair, MCC, purchasing, development engineering, line and base maintenance for defect and MEL clearance.
  • To interpret component maintenance manuals, parts catalogues, aircraft work packs, technical notices and associated aircraft publications both technically and professionally for spares support.
  • To ensure the long and short term planning requirements of materials in conjunction with the maintenance plans, scheduled and unscheduled.
  • To suggest and initiate project buying / staggering of receipts, thus ensuring economies are exploited for optimal effect, whilst maintaining the companies despatch reliability objective.
  • To manage a team of materials staff in conjunction with interdepartmental liaison. This in order to meet the companies? objectives of service level and despatch reliability support, for aircraft on the line and on `C check.
Qualifications & Experience
Qualifications:
  •  12 Years schooling or equivalent Experience:
  • Engineering.Materials & Stores 5+Years Knowledge/Skills:
  • Experience in an airline or third party maintenance environment, (less experience will be considered if the academic qualifications are greater (graduate /licence graduate engineering/AME).
  • Industry experience in varies supply chain management is preferable ( Warehouse and Logistics, Repairs Management, Material Planning/Support & Inventory Control), Technical Purchasing preference will be given to personal with airline experience however consideration will also be given to candidates with good educational background with experience in above functions from other fields involving high value, technically complex products
  • Good understanding of both mainframe and P.C. related systems within Inventory and Word Processing environments. – Good command of written and spoken English.
  • Knowledge of aircraft components and associated systems, and a sound experience of the EMPACS Inventory Management System.
  • Be able to interpret provisioning data, both electronically and manually, and the ability to review service bulletins engineering orders and engineering drawings. The ability to coach and motivate both existing and future staff.

Method of Application

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Dubai in History

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History of Dubai

The city can trace its history back to a time, when it took its first steps towards growth, prosperity and trade. But the biggest change came when oil was discovered in its Fateh oil field in 1966.

Dubai had already been the principal port on the Gulf coast, and welcomed a range of migrants. The discovery of oil, though, completely changed the course of its history. In just 50 years, it’s gone from an important trading port to the home of investment, architecture, infrastructure and the tallest man-made structure on earth.

Lifestyle in Dubai

Dubai is a great place to be during your downtime. Kids will love the wildlife sanctuary, snow park and beaches, while grown-ups can take part in dune bashing, kite surfing or a stroll around the world’s biggest shopping mall. The city lights up at night, when intimate lounges and cafes come into their own. And there’s a thriving club and bar scene, including beach and outdoor venues, hotels, and live bands.

Schools in Dubai

While you’re working, you won’t have to think about your children’s education. There are schools for children of all ages and nationalities, local and expat, from 18 months of age up to internationally accredited universities for undergrads and postgrads.

English is the main teaching language in most primary schools, while others teach in Arabic, French, Hindi and even Russian. After primary school, students spend three years in secondary or high school. International schools are an option – they’re usually private and therefore expensive, but many offer really good extra-curricular programmes. Some have different curriculums, from Indian to British, American, Canadian and Japanese. Bear in mind that many schools have a waiting list.

Healthcare in Dubai

Dubai has some of the best medical professionals and great hospitals and clinics, and Emirates provides great healthcare coverage for you and your dependants. Some might even compare the services here to that of a five-star hotel.

A Global City

Dubai is ranked as one of the world’s safest and most desirable places to live and work. From schools to restaurants, healthcare to shopping, you’ll find Dubai’s global status reflected everywhere.

It really has something for everyone. You’ll discover cutting-edge and historic architecture side by side, and it’s one of the simplest places to get around. Whether you choose the metro and its elevated tracks, or walking around the Marina or the dhow wharf, you can easily see the sights and meet friends for coffee.

Culture in Dubai

People here come from every corner of the earth. It would be difficult to imagine anywhere more cosmopolitan.

That said, life in Dubai is geared to both families and singles alike – from various markets and events hosted around the city to the bustling nightlife, Dubai has it all.

Dubai is a Muslim city and one of the most open-minded of Arab societies. All the same, it’s best to be aware of what’s acceptable and what’s not.

Education in the UAE

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One of the UAE’s highest priorities has always been education. As President His Highness Sheikh Zayed Bin Sultan Al Nahyan, founder of the UAE, noted, “The greatest use that can be made of wealth is to invest it in creating generations of educated and trained people.”

The UAE has focused on educating both men and women. In 1975, the rate of adult literacy was 54 percent among men and 31 percent among women. Today, literacy rates for both genders are close to 95 percent.

New initiatives are being launched at all educational levels. A key area of focus has been to transform K to 12 programs, to ensure that UAE students are fully prepared to attend universities around the world and compete in the global marketplace. In addition, some of the world’s best universities are creating programs in the UAE, attracting talented students in the Arab world and globally.

The UAE’s commitment to education has helped the nation diversify its economy and prepared a new generation of young people ready to compete in the global marketplace. In 2019, young people surveyed throughout the Arab world identified the UAE(link is external) as the top country to live in and to emulate for the eighth year running, reflecting the opportunities available to youth entering the workforce.

K-12 Programs

The education system of the UAE is relatively new. In 1952, there were few formal schools in the country. In the 1960s and 1970s a school building program expanded the education system. Now, education at the primary and secondary level is universal. In the 2013-2014 academic year, approximately 910,000 students were enrolled at 1,174 public and private schools.

Education reform focuses on better preparation, greater accountability, higher standards and improved professionalism. In addition, rote instruction is being replaced with more interactive forms of learning, and English-language education is being integrated into other subjects, such as math and science. While general strategy is determined by the Ministry of Education, education councils set up in individual Emirates assist in implementing government policy. The Abu Dhabi Education Council (ADEC), the Dubai Education Council (DEC), the Sharjah Education Council and the UAE Ministry of Education are each tasked with reforming the educational program in the UAE while still preserving local traditions, principles and the cultural identity of the country.

Higher Education

The UAE is home to a wide range of universities, both public and private. UAE citizens can attend government institutions free of charge, and the UAE has one of the highest application participation rates in the world. Ninety-five percent of all girls and 80 percent of boys enrolled in the final year of secondary school apply for admission to a higher education institution. UAE public universities include:

  • UAE University, where enrollment was 502 in its founding year and has increased nearly 30-fold over the years. Women represent a majority of the student body. UAE University awards 70 undergraduate degrees in addition to graduate degrees with many programs that are internationally accredited. (www.uaeu.ac.ae(link is external))
  • Zayed University (ZU), established in 1998 as an all-women’s institution, and recently opened a men’s campus.  It is organized into five colleges—Arts and Sciences, Business Sciences, Communication and Media Sciences, Education and Information Systems—and the primary language of instruction is English. Zayed University has US accreditation, attesting to its high standards. (www.zu.ac.ae(link is external))
  • Higher Colleges of Technology (HCT), the largest higher educational institution in the UAE with an enrollment of 16,000 students. Founded in 1988 with four campuses, HCT now includes 16 men’s and women’s colleges in Abu Dhabi, Al Ain, Madinat Zayed, Dubai, Ra’s al-Khaimah, Sharjah and Fujairah. The colleges offer more than 80 technical and professional degrees and certifications. More than 10,000 of the current students are female. (www.hct.ac.ae(link is external))

Private Institutions

Some of the key private institutions include:

  • American Universities of Sharjah and Dubai, both of which are US accredited
  • Sharjah University
  • Ajman University of Science and Technology
  • Abu Dhabi University, with campuses in Abu Dhabi and Al Ain
  • Al Hosn University
  • Khalifa University of Science and Technology

In addition to these institutions, the Masdar Institute for Science and Technology (MIST) began accepting students in 2009. MIST is the Middle East’s first graduate education and research university focused on clean energy and developing the next generation of solutions to the world’s dependence on fossil fuels.

Global Partnerships

A number of international universities have campuses and/or programs in the UAE.  Some are housed in special zones, including Dubai Knowledge Village and Academic City.

Other special programs include:

  • The Sorbonne opened its Abu Dhabi campus in 2006 and awards qualifications under French regulations and standards set by the Sorbonne in Paris.
  • New York University is the first comprehensive liberal arts and sciences campus with a robust research component to be operated abroad by a major US university. NYU Abu Dhabi graduated its first class in Spring 2014 with 150 students from 39 countries. The campus has a permanent home on Saadiyat Island to house 2,000 students.
  • Johns Hopkins’ Bloomberg School of Public Health is helping establish a public health doctoral program in the Emirates.
  • Other US institutions include the University of Washington, Boston University and Rochester Institute of Technology.

Technical Education

Founded in 1997, the Center of Excellence for Applied Research and Training (CERT) is the commercial arm of the Higher Colleges of Technology and provides education, training and applied technology instruction. The company is the largest private education provider in the Middle East and is developing projects throughout the MENA region.

Other vocational and technical educational centers are sponsored by the:

  • Emirates Institute for Banking and Finance
  • Abu Dhabi National Oil Company Career Development Center
  • Petroleum Institute
  • Dubai School of Government
  • Emirates Aviation College for Aerospace and Academic Studies

Special Education

The government of the UAE strongly supports education and learning services for students with special needs. The UAE signed the optional Protocol to the UN Convention on the Rights of Persons with Disabilities and passed Federal Law 29/2006 guaranteeing rights for people with special needs.

Vocational and rehabilitation centers have been developed throughout the country. In addition, efforts are made to include special needs students in mainstream educational settings. The government of Abu Dhabi has partnered with the New England Center for Children, a Massachusetts school serving children with autism. The partnership has allowed the UAE to establish a comprehensive education program as well a training course for UAE nationals to provide services to students with special needs in Arabic. The UAE also participates in the Special Olympics.

Job Vacancies at National Bank of Fujairah ( NBF)

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Job Vacancies at National Bank of Fujairah ( NBF)

  1. Manager – Platform Development
  2. Head – Operational Risk and Internal Control
  3. Sr. Manager Legal
  4. Sr. Manager – Credit Underwriting
  5. Relationship Manager – FI

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Interpro Wood Industries LLC (Multiple Vacancies)

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Job Details: Interpro Wood Industries UAE Careers

Originating in 1999, the history of Interpro Wood Industries is best characterized by a persistent focus on the supply and manufacturing of lumber products that places its clients at the heart of its business model.

Over the years I.W.I built an extensive presence in the Middle East and Asia. With a 20-year track record and a strong industry wide reputation with thousands of satisfied customers, Interpro grew to become a trustworthy partner to various companies in the U.A.E. and abroad.

Company Name: Interpro Wood Industries LLC Jobs

1) Internal Auditor (Arab)

2) Accountants (Arab)

3) EFQM Assessor (Arab)

4) MIS Officer

5) Storekeepers

6) Telesales Staff (English, French & Arabic speakers)

7) Machine Operators

8) Electricians/Mechanics/Maintenance

9) Carpenters

10) Wood Workers

11) Production Supervisors/Foremen

12) Pickup & Forklift Drivers

Industry: Manufacturing

Job Location: Dubai

Education: Equivalent degree/diploma holders

Experience: Relevant experience

Candidate’s Availability: Inside UAE

To apply for this job email your details to careers@interpro.ae