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Abu Dhabi announces jobs in fire safety for citizens; requirements, how to apply
The UAE authority took to social media to inform citizens of vacancies in the department
If you aspire to work for the greater good, then working in the fire safety department may be a good call. On Thursday, Abu Dhabi Civil Defence announced vacant positions in the fire prevention and safety department.
If you intend to apply for a job, take a look at the requirements and application process below:
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Requirements
- Must hold a Bachelor's degree or diploma in one of the following engineering fields: Mechanical, Electrical, Chemical, Civil, or Electronics Engineering - or in Fire Safety
- Must be a national of the United Arab Emirates
- Must pass the medical examination as required
- Must provide a certificate proving completion of the national service requirements (for male applicants)
- Height must not be less than 160cm and weight must not be less than 60kg
- Must pass the required physical fitness tests
- Must have a good conduct certificate
- Must be at least 18 years old and not older than 30 years old
How to apply
In order to apply, you need to visit the official website: https://ers.adcda.gov.ae/home/applyforjob
Once you head to the website and fill out the application form, follow the steps below:
1. Choose the job title "Fire Prevention and Safety."
2. Review the available job positions.
3. Review the job requirements.
4. Submit your application for the job.
Earlier this week, Dubai Police also announced vacancies. The authority said that registration will be open till September 27, and eligible citizens are welcome to apply.
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