Our Specialities

Our specialty AIRahi Manpower is a leading agency for workforce augmentation, staffing, and recruitment solutions for global businesses. We offer 360-degree recruitment and staffing services to local, national, and international businesses in the MENA, South Asia, and Africa regions. Our recruitment consultants can spot the right talent and acquire them for you for all levels – from Senior Technical Specialist to Nurses to workers to drivers to hospitality staff to shopfloor worker. The team of domain experts have deep and entrenched experience in the fields – working with many companies, in multiple regions, and with a diverse workforce. We help organizations improve, optimize, and economize their recruitment operations by bringing in new synergies and innovation to every step in the recruitment process. We offer recruitment services and staffing solutions for all sectors of the economy. However, our core specialty lies in the following industry verticals:

Construction

The construction sector is one of the largest employers and acts as an economic multiplier in any economy. The number of industries that benefit from a booming construction sector are many. No wonder, this sector has always shortage of skilled and talented workers. Most of the work in construction is done on-site – that is at the location of the construction in harsh conditions. That requires the construction workers to be built from the toughest cement and most durable steel. The work in the construction sector varies from assembling to construction from scratch. Construction industry has many opportunities in the MENA, Africa, and South Asia regions. The countries in these regions are all brimming with activity and offer plenty of opportunities for businesses and job seekers. A construction company may be involved in building Vilas, resorts, houses, condominiums, apartments, office complexes, shopping malls, multiplexes, stadiums, arenas, theaters, bridges, roads, airports, seaports, and what not. Each area has need for some common skills but that are applied in a different manner. For example, a carpenter who is working with apartments has different constraints than the one who is working at a bus plaza. AIRahi Manpower recruitment consultants have worked as TA Head, HR Head, HR managers and recruiters in major construction companies. In those companies, our recruiters had managed and delivered almost all of types of skill and manpower to their teams. They bring the same experience and precision to our recruitment process.

Civil Engineering

Civil work is permanent, durable, and fixed in nature – for example the foundation, pillars, walls, ceiling, tiling, flooring, etc. Civil work forms the backbone on which any constructed structure would depend for its stability, longevity, and reliability. If the civil work has flaws, the building may have leaked or drain blockages, the bridges may become unsafe, the complexes might not withstand an earthquake. Finding good Civil Engineers, Supervisors, Surveyors, and Foremen is challenging enough. But finding the right Civil Engineer, Supervisor, Surveyor, or Foreman for a special job is even more challenging. If the team does not have adequate talent, the construction permit may be revoked, or the safety of workers and later consumers may be jeopardized. AIRahi Manpower have one of the largest number of contacts for experienced and talented Civil Engineers who would like to move.

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Mason

Masonry is an art as much it is science. It is a skill that can be acquired only with practicing tirelessly and under the supervision of a master mason. Masonry involves work such as plastering, block- laying, tiling, concrete work, finishing, and providing the skeleton on which the other construction workers fit their work. Masonry is the practice of constructing or building structures from smaller units that are laid and bound together by mortar. A mason must be able to work using common and even uncommon materials of masonry construction. Such materials would include bricks, marble, granite, limestone, cast stone, concrete blocks, glass blocks, and adobe.

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Carpenter

Carpentry is a skill or a trade craft where the primary material used is wood or timber or its derivatives. The carpenter works by cutting, grinding, shaping, and installing building materials during and after the construction work. At many places, the carpentry work is only a fraction of the complete construction work – like in homes made of stones or bricks. While in some societies and regions woodwork forms the bulk of construction work where even the structure is made of timber. False ceilings, decorative fixtures, furniture, tables and drawers, doors, and windows, are the most common uses of the carpentry skills. A carpenter must also know how to do concrete formwork – the skill of making hollow timber structures for pouring of concrete or in place of concrete. This type of work is also called shuttering in some regions. Even we provide formwork specialists who are quickly replacing the shuttering carpenters.

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Steel Fixer

A steel fixer does just that – fixes steel components, units, bars, pipes, and sheets to give a particular form. Steel is one of the toughest and most durable alloys of carbon and iron. Working with steel requires skills, patience, experience, and dedication. If you measure, cut, bend, and setup steel material wrong, it can cost the company a fortune. The steel fixers we provide to clients can work on steel bars as per the exact specifications provided to them. They can work under pressure of deadlines and extreme work conditions and still do the perfect job. The steel fixers provided by AIRahi Manpower are trained to follow all health and safety protocols, always.

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Plumber/Pipe fitter

The plumbers and pipe fitters have very crucial role in a smart and modern construction work. As most of the cabling, piping, and connections are now underground, the work of the plumbers and pipe fitters has increased ever more. The plumbers and pipe fitters provided by AIRahi Manpower can:

  • Read blueprints and construction drawings for plumbing layout.
  • Cut & join, assemble, and install pipes of all types of materials.
  • Install and maintain water supply systems, drainage systems, conduits for cables, gas pipelines, central heating systems, and other underground works.
  • Locate, repair, or replace lines for leaks, clogging, or damage.
  • Install, repair, or replace bathroom and kitchen sinks, bathtubs, jacuzzi, swimming pools, rain harvesting systems, sewage treatment plants, and ither such installations.
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Electrician

Electricians are the backbone of modern day living and work. Most of the modern progress is possible because of our increasing understanding of and control over electricity. Working with electrical appliances, wirings, and sockets is dangerous yet critical. An electrician needs to understand the critical nature of his job as well as the angers involved. He must be fully prepared to always avoid all accidents and mishaps. Our electricians are trained and certified form the best vocational colleges and have plenty of field experience to reassure you. Our ideals candidate is experienced in all kinds of electrical devices and systems, including:

  • Reading blueprints for electrical layout.
  • Installing distribution and safety components including switches, resistors, and circuit-breaker panels.
  • Electrical wiring and conduits for lighting, air-conditioning, gadgets, appliances, intercom, and other electrical systems.
  • Installing electrical appliances, fixtures, security systems, and alarm.
  • Maintain heavy electrical appliance like power backup systems, elevators, escalators, air-conditioning, etc.
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Painter

AIRahi Manpower gives you the access to the world’s most talented color therapists – or painters. Our painters are all reliable, efficient, team workers, and can work with strict deadlines. They are all trained at the best vocational institutions and have experience in working using different types of paints, materials, and techniques. Our painters have attention to detail, are aesthetic, and creative to derive the perfect shade and pattern to compliment the architecture. They can:

  • Collaborate with design specialists to select, mix, and derive the perfect shade by using modern color mixing equipment.
  • Apply correct tools and paints to meet specific project needs.
  • Prepare surfaces and walls before painting.
  • Apply paints, sealants, varnishes to any surface – wood, timber, metal, plastics, cloth, canvas, etc.
  • Fill the cracks, cavities, and gaps using putty and plaster.
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Ductman

A duct man or a duct worker can be a duct supervisor, fabricator, installer, or a foreman. Different people can do these roles – as is often the case with large projects. Or a single duct man can play all roles. Duct fabricators work with metal sheets and fabricate them into duct of varying sizes and shapes. They can work at a plant or on-site. Duct installer reads the blueprint of the building and installs the ducts in different components. He is responsible for safely securing the duct together with the structure. They also ensure that there are no leaks, cuts, or gaps in the ducts. They work alongside the electricians and plumbers just after the civil work has completed. Duct supervisor and foremen are there to supervise, guide, and direct the ducting work while keeping tab on costs, safety, and time.

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Welder

The skilled welders that AIRahi Manpower provides you for your construction site work can cut and join metals with ease. They also as much experienced with other materials, as they are with metals. They are all experts in operating equipment under pressure, and in dangerous work environments. With their skills, experience, and expertise, they can weld mechanical structures, machines, or parts with great precision. All welders are competent operating ultra-modern and sophisticated welding equipment while following all safety protocols. They have first-hand experience of working on all types of materials and metals. They can:

  • Understand drawings, measurements, and layouts.
  • They have experience using all modern welding procedures and tools like TIG, MMA, MI, and Arc.
  • Prepare, cut, and set up components and units for welding according to specifications.
  • Use angle grinders for preparing parts before welding.
  • Keep their tools and equipment in safe and secure condition.
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Heavy Vehicle Operators

Construction sits have routine use of heavy machinery and vehicles to move earth, dig foundation, dismantle structure, lift heavy blocks, and other such work. Not everyone can operate these vehicles as their operations requires precision, steady hands, excellent hand-eye coordination, and experience. One wrong move and they can cause severe loos of property and life. AIRahi Manpower provides you such experienced and talented heavy vehicle operators. Our operators are experts in operating and driving Bob Cats, bulldozers, Excavators, Tower Cranes, Forklifts, backhoes, dump trucks, and cargo trucks. These heavy vehicle operators are experts in maintaining security and safety protocols.

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Scaffolder

Scaffolders are required to erect temporary metal or wooden log scaffolding around structures and building sites. Using these scaffolding, other workers like window cleaners, masons, electricians, and duct men can do their jobs safely. Once all the work on the vertical exterior surface of the building is complete, scaffolders dismantle the scaffolding and pack it to be used at another site. Scaffolders’ work is one the most dangerous one as they start their work without the safety of the scaffolding thy are building. There is no formal diploma or certificate for scaffolding training. Therefore, it is imperative a construction worker who claims to be a scaffolder has completed extensive apprenticeship on many sites.

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Riggers

Riggers are construction workers who operate machines to move heavy objects. At a construction site heavy material like steel plates, bunch of steel rods, drilling towers, heavy cement blocks, platforms, and other heavy construction equipment need movement over foundation, in it and out of it. Many of the material needs to be lifted to many stories for use in building. Riggers also help take down heavy and large steel structures and concrete structures in a more predictable manner. A rigger must decide to which and how many tools to use. Such tools include pulleys, braces, booms, and cables. They timely inspect and ensure the safety of each equipment so that the lives of all at the construction site is safe.

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Any Other Specialties

We have covered all the special trades that are required at any construction site. Still as the architecture, engineering, and construction are evolving you may need a special trades person. For example, modern amphitheaters require sound and light engineers, or tradeshows require mechanical engineers to design and operate their systems. AIRahi Manpower can provide you with these and many more specialists and tradesmen who can help you in construction. Each of the staff member we hire has certifiable education, training, and experience. We ensure that nothing that is produced before you are unverified and invalid.

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Facility Management and Operation & Maintenance

Our erstwhile organization AfriGulf Manpower and now AIRahi Manpower has worked closely with the MEFMA Middle East Facility Management Association in designing specialized Training programs for FM professionals. Facilities and large buildings like apartments, skyscrapers, hotels, malls, office complexes, multiplexes, stadiums, parking lots, shopping complexes, airports, ports, railway stations, bus stations, hospitals, hostels, and academic institutions are the hubs of activities in the modern world. These facilities provide people with the options to stay, work, entertain, celebrate, and get better. They require regular checks, monitoring, upkeep, maintenance, security, cleaning, and people to operate them at an optimal level. The large size of these facilities makes them a complex system with multiple sub-systems interacting with each other and the environment. Another problem is their dynamic nature and continuous 24x7 operations in and around them. Facility management services require multiple technical and skilled manpower that is challenging to acquire. Similarly, operating and maintaining the entire system and its sub-systems also requires a team of skilled technicians and trained manpower. This team must have manpower who can follow instructions to work towards a common goal. AIRahi Manpower is a leading recruitment and staffing solutions company for providing skilled, experienced, and trained manpower who can work in teams, under pressure, and with deadlines to meet. We source our talent from one of the largest talent pools of young and agile workers of South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East regions. AIRahi Manpower is a leader in connecting businesses, facility managers, and HR managers to the right talent. Our recruiters have years of expertise in spotting the right talent that has the technical expertise, critical thinking, effective communication, and agility.

Supervisors/Team Leaders

Every facility needs an overall facility supervisor, team leader, or facility manager. This person is responsible to oversee the operations of the entire facility with a bird’s eye view and monitor the work of other team members. Essential skills and attributes of a facility supervisor or facility team leader are:

  • Leadership
  • Organization
  • Communication
  • Punctuality
  • Result-orientation
  • Critical thinking
  • Control

With an overall facility supervisor, other team-level supervisors are needed with specialized skills in their domains. These junior supervisors lead their teams of electricians, technicians, carpenters, landscape experts, cleaners, painters, and other such teams. They need to maintain close coordination with other teams, listen to user requirements and complaints, and offer solutions on

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HVAC/AC/Chiller Technician

HVAC stands for Heating, Ventilation, and Air Conditioning. HVAC technicians are responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing indoor airflow and quality systems. In the case of centralized air purification and conditioner system, they also operate the system at optimal levels based on the dynamic condition of the facility. HVAC, AC, and Chiller technicians also maintain central refrigeration facilities like cold storage, deep freezers, and chiller plants. They perform scheduled services, warranty services, and emergency repairs of the systems for individual units and entire blocks. The HVAC Technicians provided by AIRahi Manpower have:

  • Extensive domain expertise, experience, and skills working on Ammonia-based refrigeration systems.
  • Experience in troubleshooting electro-mechanical systems.
  • Skills to operate, maintain, and repair pumps and control systems.
  • Training to troubleshoot refrigeration compressors, chillers, and condensers.
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Electrician/Electromechanical Technician

Facilities have an extensive and complex network of cabling, wiring, electrical equipment, points, junctions, and machines & appliances. The work of an Electrical and Electro-mechanical technician never stops – it is a 24x7 duty that is completed in shifts. They maintain, operate, repair, and troubleshoot elevators, escalators, water & sewage pumps, lighting in public & common areas, and do cabling of telephone & Internet lines to all rooms and seats. They conduct regular services, warranty services, and emergency repairs of electrical and electro-mechanical devices, tools, and systems in the facility. AIRahi Manpower provides skilled, trained, and experienced electrical technicians who can follow the design plans to inspect and repair systems.

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Mechanical Technicians

Mechanical technicians take care of the devices, tools, and systems that are primarily mechanical – such as vehicles, elevators, escalators, pumps, motors, and other machines. A mechanical technician optimizes the output of the mechanical devices & tools and machinery & equipment by calibrating them. A mechanical technician operates heavy machines, ensures their repairs and maintenance, and follows strict security protocols for everyone. They also conduct routine maintenance with other technicians and experts working in the facility – including carpenters, electrical technicians, HVAC technicians, and plumbers. Being involved in almost every aspect of the facility management, mechanical technicians make good team leaders and supervisors.

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Security Professionals

As the size of the facility grows the chances of miscreants defacing it, stealing, littering, or bringing harm to others also increase exponentially. Security professionals are responsible to secure the premises and the people within them. They do regular patrols of all parts, corners, and floors of the property to ensure nothing wrong or out of place is apparent. They also install security cameras at important junctions, lobbies, common areas, and exits of the premises to monitor activities from a central location. They are responsible to permit entry to legitimate visitors, workers, and residents and maintain a log of all vehicles and people entering and exiting the premises. They must keep close coordination with the local law enforcement, manage crowds, prevent property loss, check possible shoplifters, and report irregularities to authorities.

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Catering Professionals

Large facilities like hospitals, academic institutions, office complexes, and residential units for students need to serve food and beverages to hundreds or thousands of people at a time. This is repeated every few hours as shifts change and people come to have their breakfasts, lunches, evening brunches, dinners, and the occasional snack. The food and beverage services are mostly done in a central dining hall where multiple counters are arranged to let people pick and choose their meals. But at facilities like hospitals and daycare centers, meals are provided to the inmates at their beds or in their units. Therefore, an army of catering professionals – including cooks, cleaners, helpers, serving staff, and health and nutrition experts – are required at such facilities.

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Carpenters

Carpenters design, cut, connect, build, construct, install, and repair a wide range of fixtures and structures at residential, commercial, and industrial premises. Today carpenters work with wood & wood substitutes, steel, concrete, plastics, and other materials. The primary material used is wood or timber or its derivatives. The carpenter works by cutting, grinding, shaping, and installing building materials during and after the construction work. In some facilities, woodwork forms the bulk of construction work where even the structure is made of timber. False ceilings, decorative fixtures, furniture, tables and drawers, doors, and windows, are the most common uses of carpentry skills. A carpenter must also know how to do concrete formwork or shuttering.

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Landscape Workers

The role of a landscape worker or a landscaper is to construct, build, and maintain parks, playing areas, gardens, and other outdoor spaces. The duties of landscape experts include green cover, plant growth, cleaning & upkeep of outdoor facilities, trimming overgrown plants & hedges, cutting beautiful shapes from hedges, seasonal plants, and shade-giving trees A landscape expert is also responsible for building and maintaining rooftop gardens, wall gardens, kitchen gardens, biomass plants, watering, weeding, and pest control in the outdoor spaces. Landscapers also supervise the usage and maintenance of lawn-moving and landscaping equipment, artificial canals & fountains, bridges, and other landscape structures. They also upkeep and clean outdoor furniture, walkways, lighting, and play area for kids and adults.

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Multi Technicians

Multi Technicians provide an essential service at all facilities and industrial units by assembling components, goods, and parts. These technicians also test and assess the quality of the materials, tools, and output for minor and major faults. Multi Technicians work on the shopfloor of facilities and factories. They have to work according to the designs and instructions of their supervisors and civil, mechanical, and electrical engineers. Multi Technicians are trained to work with heavy-duty machines with a lot more power under critical and dangerous situations. They are trained to install, repair, maintain, and care for the electrical components, wiring, cabling, equipment, and parts in an industrial setup. They work on control panels, main lines, switchgear, transformers, turbines, and electric power generators.

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Masons

Masonry is an art as much it is science. It is a skill that can be acquired only by practicing tirelessly and under the supervision of a master mason. Masonry involves work such as plastering, block-laying, tiling, concrete work, finishing, and providing the skeleton on which the other construction workers fit their work. Masonry is the practice of constructing or building structures from smaller units that are laid and bound together by mortar. A mason must be able to work using common and even uncommon materials of masonry construction. Such materials would include bricks, marble, granite, limestone, cast stone, concrete blocks, glass blocks, and adobe.

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Painters

AIRahi Manpower gives you access to the world's most talented color therapists – or painters. Our painters are all reliable, efficient, team workers, and can work with strict deadlines. They are all trained at the best vocational institutions and have experience in working using different types of paints, materials, and techniques. Our painters have attention to detail, are aesthetic, and are creative to derive the perfect shade and pattern to complement the architecture. They can:

  • Follow the instruction of the design specialists to select, mix, and derive the perfect shade.
  • Apply correct tools and paints to meet specific project needs.
  • Prepare surfaces and walls before painting.
  • Apply paints, sealants, varnishes to any surface – wood, timber, metal, plastics, cloth, and canvas.
  • Fill the cracks, cavities, and gaps using putty.
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BMS Technicians

A Building Management System Technician or a BMS technician is a key member of the facility management and Operations & maintenance team. His main duty is to conduct the routine operations, service, maintenance, and repair of all BMS Systems, their components, equipment. This person is responsible for the entire facility or the premises for building maintenance services. A BMS technician ensures the safety protocols are followed by residents, workers, and visitors. He also ensures timely upkeep and maintenance of fire safety equipment. Other responsibilities include:

  • To participate in testing, commissioning, operations, and implementation of the BMS system.
  • To conduct scheduled inspections and random surveys for ensuring safety protocols.
  • To ensure operational efficiency, effectiveness, and continuity of services.
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Plumbers

The plumbers and pipefitters have a very crucial role in smart and modern construction work. As most of the cabling, piping, and connections are now underground, the work of the plumbers and pipefitters has increased evermore. The plumbers and pipefitters provided by AIRahi Manpower can:

  • Read blueprints and construction drawings for plumbing layout
  • Cut & join, assemble and install pipes of all types of materials.
  • Install and maintain water supply systems, drainage systems, conduits for cables, gas pipelines, central heating systems, and other underground works.
  • Locate, repair, or replace lines for leaks, clogging, or damage.
  • Install, repair, or replace bathroom and kitchen sinks, bathtubs, jacuzzi, swimming pools, rain harvesting systems, sewage treatment plants, and other such installations.
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Operators

Machine Operators are very crucial workers in any industrial, manufacturing, construction, logistics, and shipping enterprise. These operators are responsible for all machine-related functions, including configuring the machine, loading material, operating the machine, and maintaining optimal machine efficiency. Machine operators must regularly check the machine, tools, and spares for their longevity and state. They must ensure optimal utilization to reduce wastage, perform maintenance, and ensure quality checks. AIRahi Manpower recruiters ensure that the machine operators are trained, with verifiable experience. These machine operators can operate installed machines, moving machines, and equipment such as backhoes and hydraulic cranes. They also include pile-driver operators that control the equipment to hammer in heavy and large beams of concrete, wood, and steel.

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Pest Control Technicians

Large facilities can become breeding grounds for all kinds of venomous and fatal pests which can damage property and make people sick. Therefore, all facilities have dedicated pest control technicians or experts. These technicians are responsible for locating and spotting colonies of pests. This can be in the woodwork, in ducts, under heavy machines, in corners, or in neglected areas. Pest control technicians identify, select, mix, and apply synthetic and natural chemicals for controlling and extermination of pests. They also conduct various manual solutions for eliminating pests. Pest control involves termite treatment, rodent control, reptile control, bird control, stray animal control, and insect control. They must have critical training and skills to apply such measures while taking adequate safety protocols as many chemicals can be fatal for humans as well.

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Cleaners

Sanitation, cleaning, and janitorial staff provide one of the most essential services at any facility. The spik-clean facility attracts many visitors and promotes business. Similarly, a clean workspace ensures worker health and safety. In times of pandemic, sanitization has reached loftier proportions. The Cleaner, sanitation worker, or janitorial staff take care of facilities, premises, toilets, sewage systems, and open spaces. They also conduct maintenance work on the cleaning and sanitation infrastructure and equipment. Their duties involve:

  • To clean surfaces, floors, toilets, corners, railings, furniture, equipment, windows, and gates
  • To adequately stock cleaning equipment, agents, tools, and supplies for various cleaning activities – including sweeping, vacuuming, dusting, mopping, cleaning ceiling vents, and toilet cleaning.
  • To conduct inspection, surveys, and maintenance activities.
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Hospitality and F&B

The Hospitality and Food & Beverages industries have suffered the greatest losses due to the COVID-19 pandemic. As the industry comes to terms with the changed realities and new normal of half-filled chairs, the demand for skilled manpower is increasing. Not only people are going out, but they are doing so more often than they used to before the pandemic. As more people travel, eat out, or order deliveries of food, beverages, and go on vacations, more people are required to assist them and to make their experience enjoyable. The hospitality industry builds a relationship between a visitor and their host. It is all about making the guest or visitor happy. The biggest challenge, as before the pandemic, is the lack of access to skilled and professionally trained manpower. It is not that there is a dearth of Chefs, cooks, kitchen helpers, waiters, butchers, or hospitality/restaurant managers. The problem has always been their unavailability or unviable costs from the local market. The problem becomes acute in tourist seasons and around large events as it is a people-centric and labor-intensive industry AIRahi Manpower understood the pain point of the hospitality sector and therefore offers one the best Hospitality and F&B recruitment and staffing services in the MENA, Africa, and South Asia regions. AIRahi Manpower has a trusted brand in the sector on the strength of its expert hospitality recruiters. Our recruiters have experience of many years working as senior HR managers in the sector and therefore they understand its unique requirements very well. The skilled candidates that we provide to our clients are trained by the best hospitality schools and have worked at the best restaurants globally. We cater to all kinds of recruitment and staffing needs for Catering, Quick-Service Restaurants, and Full-Service restaurants. Hospitality/Restaurant Supervisors A restaurant runs as well as its manager or supervisor runs it. The hospitality supervisor or the restaurant manager must take care of all aspects of the establishment – from finances and cash collection to inventory, from reservations to the menu, from cleanliness to compliance. An experienced hospitality manager can organize and motivate his team to succeed even in the most adverse conditions. He oversees daily operations, coordinates activities, and helps their staff excel. Hospitality supervisors may work at your lodgings, restaurants, outside catering, cruise, in-house catering, hospital, educational institutions, and other such places. The hospitality supervisors from AIRahi Manpower can:

  • Supervise teams.
  • Meet targets.
  • Accept, Book, and Host Parties, Seminars, Conferences, and Weddings.
  • Ensure sanitation and cleanliness.
  • Ensure room bookings, check-ins, and check-outs.
  • Ensure health and safety protocols are strictly adhered to.

Chef De Partie

The Chef De Partie or the CDP is responsible to support the Head Chef and the Sous Chef in the hotel/restaurant kitchen. The CDP helps and guides the other kitchen staff in the continuous and timely delivery of the best food. The Chef de Partie also processes purchase orders of different raw materials, vegetables, fruits, spices, dairy, proteins, and kitchen tools & appliances. They ensure that the ordered items are received in time, in proper condition, and the right quantity. He ensures that kitchen appliances like the stoves, fryers, chimney, oven, grill, blenders, juicers, etc. are always in proper condition and well-maintained. As a Chef de Partie, he is proficient in preparing many dishes, food items, and beverages – both local and international – to tingle the taste buds of the patrons. A CDP inspires the cooks, helpers, and other kitchen staff to become the best hosts for their guests.

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Commis Chefs I, II, III

Commis Chefs are at three levels – I, II, and III. The duties and roles of each may seem similar but are quite different from one another. Commis I, II, and II Chefs directly report to the Chef de Partie, Head Chef, Sous Chef. They are responsible for preparing consistently high-quality food to serve their patrons. They are responsible for preparing special or substitute meals, regulating the temperature of broilers, grills, ovens, and roasters. They ensure that frozen food is timely unrefrigerated to let it thaw properly. Finally, they ensure that each serving has adequate portion size, beautiful arrangement, and opulent garnishing. They are all experienced in working in a high-volume kitchen serving hundreds (sometimes even thousands) of guests in a short time. This requires mental fortitude, patience, and professional excellence.

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Cooks

If Chefs are the brains of the kitchen, then Cooks are the backbone of the kitchen. We can provide you with the best cooks with years of experience, who can prepare the most sumptuous dishes for hundreds of guests at a time. the cooks that come through AIRahi Manpower are vetted with an extensive background check and practical demonstrations. The cooks can work on any menu and cuisine, but we are specialists in providing cooks who can prepare authentic Indian, Mughlai, Chinese, and Arabic palates. They can prepare the cooking ingredients as per Chefs’ instructions, prepare dishes, plate them, and maintain the kitchen very well. The cooks keep their kitchen and working area clean and always sanitized for the safety of their patrons.

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Waiters/Waitresses

Just like the chefs and the cooks, the waiters and waitresses are an integral part of the hospitality sector. They face the customer and patrons and therefore must be most agile, responsive, courteous, and well-behaved. We source the service staff directly from the best hotel management and catering technology institutions. They have excellent communications skills, can provide details about all the dishes and drinks on the menu, are proficient in multiple languages, and have appealing personalities. The waiters and waitresses, that AIRahi Manpower hires for you, can boost your restaurant, catering, and hospitality business to new heights with their service quality.

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Kitchen Helpers

Every kitchen requires many people to make it fully functional. Especially when the mega kitchens of hotels and catering businesses are concerned, they require many helpers. These kitchen helpers do different tasks such as – cleaning vegetables and food items, cleaning & maintaining the kitchen tools and appliances, food preparation, and pantry stocking. Kitchen helpers are also required to wash the dishes, linen & laundry, helping cooks, and always keep the kitchen area clean. They know how to handle delicate and costly ingredients, sophisticated appliances, and measuring ingredients as per the instructions. AIRahi Manpower provides young, energetic, and responsive kitchen helpers to our clients.

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Drivers

Hotels and restaurants need drivers to pick up and drop their guests, to park and fetch their cars from the parking, and to take the patrons for sightseeing and tourism. These drivers must know how to drive the most advanced and complex vehicles with care. All drivers, that you source from AIRahi Manpower, are licensed, and trained at the best institutes in customer interaction. Drivers are responsible for transporting guests, clients, and office bearers from airports to hotels. They are also proficient in basic vehicle maintenance and perform regular checks to ensure the safety, cleanliness, and upkeep of their vehicle. As a driver for guest vehicles, they are also responsible to show the guest around and politely interacting with them.

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Delivery Boys

The hospitality business is no longer a preserve of the restaurants and hotels. People are more interested in eating out but not necessarily at a designated place. Therefore, all hospitality service providers need efficient, licensed, and smart drivers who can deliver food and other items to the patrons when their home/work delivery orders arrive. AIRahi Manpower provides its clients in the hospitality sector with young, energetic, licensed, trained, and reliable delivery boys. These delivery boys can ride scooters and bikes, drive small cargo vehicles and cars with the same ease. You can use them to deliver products, packages, and materials to your customers' residence or workplace, to your other sites, or an outside catering venue.

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Manufacturing, Logistics & Shipping

Modern manufacturing is as much about sustainability, energy efficiency, and just-in-time production as it is about product assembly lines. Modern manufacturing is not only involved in turning material into man-made products, but it revolves around creating an experience. Modern tools, advanced technology, automation, and many other advancements have made manufacturing a lot efficient, making it too complex. Logistics is the management of products, processes, people, and resources when they are at a location (in storage) or are in transit. Logistics is all about transporting and making available the right tools, machines, resources, people, and material at the right time. Shipping involves the physical movement of goods from point A to point B. the movement must be timely, economical, efficient, and must avoid any kind of damages to the shipped wares. It is evident that all these sectors have gone a sea change over the last few decades and the skills that were relevant in the 2000s are no longer as relevant. Modern manufacturing logistics and shipping operations need workers who can work with automated lines and tools. They must be proficient in using sensor-based machines and vehicles and must know how to operate them using digital controls. It becomes challenging for enterprises to find workers with such skills set – a convergence of the domain expertise with ease of working with new tech. AIRahi Manpower specializes in recruiting and staffing manpower that meets exactly these demands. With Industry's prediction of creating 90 million jobs by 2025, our manufacturing recruitment consultants are well equipped to address the needs of the talent for our clients. We have a proven track record for hiring and developing talent. Known as a trusted manufacturing recruitment agency, Acara Solutions India consists of seasoned manufacturing recruitment consultants who understand the importance of positioning the right talent for their clients. We provide workers and execute at all levels and all sectors of manufacturing, logistics, and shipping. But looking at the past trends, AIRahi Manpower is the leader in providing recruitment and staffing services for the following blue-collar workers across industries:

  • Electricians and Multi Technicians
  • Instrument Technicians
  • Heavy vehicle drivers, Bus drivers, and Light vehicle drivers
  • Forklift Operators
  • Heavy Machine Operators
  • Loaders
  • Helpers
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Electricians and Multi Technician

Industrial electricians are trained to work with heavy-duty machines with a lot more power under critical and dangerous situations. They are trained to install, repair, maintain, and care for the electrical components, wiring, cabling, equipment, and parts in an industrial setup. They work on control panels, main lines, switchgear, transformers, turbines, and electric power generators. Industrial Electricians provided by AIRahi Manpower are trained to manage all the above as well as to follow the strict electrical safety codes. They are professionals with technical experience proficient in their work. Multi Technicians or Production Technicians provide an essential service at all manufacturing units by assembling components, goods, and parts. These technicians also test and assess the quality of the materials, tools, and output for minor and major faults. Multi Technicians or Production Technicians work on the shopfloor of factories and work according to the instructions of production supervisors, engineers, and plant managers.

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Instrument Technician

An instrument technician is a Programmable Logic Control (PLC) technician. The PLC technician is trained to install, maintain, monitor, and repair PLC devices. With increasing automation, the use of PLC devices in manufacturing and all engineering branches is increasing exponentially. The PLC devices are special purpose programmable computer systems that are highly customizable. The complexity of the PLC device depends on the number of processing elements, sensors, and external interfaces it has. These devices operate in highly harsh environments and therefore require regular upkeep. The Instrument technicians from AIRahi Manpower can:

  • Maintain and operate electronic instruments.
  • Run, develop, and monitor preventative maintenance programs for devices.
  • Troubleshoot electronics, electrical, pneumatic, and PLC systems.
  • Ensure adherence to safety, environmental, and other regulations.
  • Conduct audit of systems, devices, sensors, tools, and microcontrollers.
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Drivers: Heavy Vehicles, Bus, and Light Vehicles

Industrial units are always in need of heavy, light, and bus drivers. AIRahi Manpower provides experienced drivers who have all the necessary training, licenses, and certifications to work in a manufacturing, industrial, logistics, and shipping setup. The heavy vehicle drivers operate trucks, dumpers, multi-axle trailers, and road trains. These vehicles need to operate in tight spaces within the factory premises, at shipping docks, and in container depots. These drivers also carry material, machines, and goods from one location to another – many times thousands of kilometers away. Industrial and manufacturing enterprises and logistics & shipping companies also need bus drivers to ferry their workers from residential areas to the factory. In some cases, the bus drivers also ferry workers from one site to another. Light vehicles are used for shipping the goods to the dealers, retailers, and sometimes to the end customers. Light vehicle drivers are in great demand by logistics and shipping companies as well as by e-commerce and food delivery companies. Forklift Operators Industries, factories, warehouses, logistics companies, and shipping businesses all need to lift, move, load, and unload heavy goods from one place to another. Sometimes these goods or materials are hazardous, and it is not safe for humans to come directly near them. In such situations, forklifts are used to lift baggage, shipments, pipes, cable rolls, and other such heavy goods. Forklift operators or drivers are crucial logistics workers operating thee industrial-grade vehicles in factories and warehouses. Forklift operators are also in high demand at quarries, mines, railroad freight centers, ports, dry container depots, and construction sites. The forklift operators that AIRahi Manpower provides are all experienced, licensed, trained, and professional. They have worked with the most modern and powerful machinery and have great maneuvering skills.

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Heavy Machine Operators

Heavy Machine Operators are very crucial workers in any industrial, manufacturing, construction, logistics, and shipping enterprise. These operators are responsible for all machine-related functions, including configuring the machine, loading material, operating the machine, and maintaining optimal machine efficiency. Machine operators must regularly check the machine, tools, and spares for their longevity and state. They must ensure optimal utilization to reduce wastage, perform maintenance, and ensure quality checks. AIRahi Manpower recruiters ensure that the machine operators are trained, with verifiable experience. These machine operators can operate installed machines, moving machines, and equipment such as backhoes and hydraulic cranes. They also include pile-driver operators that control the equipment to hammer in heavy and large beams of concrete, wood, and steel.

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Loaders

Loaders are heavy equipment that is used to load, unload, and move heavy materials within a factory, warehouse, depot, or port. These machines are very heavy and voluminous and require experienced operators to work them. A well-trained loader operator can operate, maintain, and drive the loader to transport materials between the warehouse to the shop floor, or vice versa. Loader operators usually drive heavy and multi-axle heavy loader vehicles and therefore require careful selection. AIRahi Manpower has access to the best and most experienced loader operators with the necessary licenses, training, and certifications. We extensively check the employment history of these heavy machine operators to ensure that you get the best of the best candidates.

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Helpers

Helpers are needed for all kinds of sundry works – from cleaning to moving goods. From taking tools to technicians to doing loading and unloading. Industrial, logistics, shipping, and construction businesses all require these helpers. Logistics and Warehouse helpers receive and issue merchandise, prepare packages for shipping and transport, and manage storage. They help in loading and unloading goods and packages from trucks, shelves, and other storage units. They are responsible for cleaning and sanitization of the warehouse, including its upkeep. Production helpers perform duties that require fewer skills. Their duties include receiving or supplying materials, tools, and spares to technicians and engineers. They clean the work area, machines, and maintain the equipment superficially. They assist machine operators and technicians in their work as well as pack and unpack goods and materials.

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Metro & Rail

The rapid urbanization of larger cities poses a unique problem of transporting many people at a time at high speeds. Cities cannot allow more private vehicles for want of parking and reducing traffic and carbon emissions. The buses can at best work as short-haul feeder systems. Therefore, metropolitan railways or Metro projects are in great demand to provide connectivity with distant suburbs of a metropolis to its city center. The most severe problem that any metro or rail project faces is the shortage of skilled manpower. The need for a trained engineer with unique experience and foresight is paramount. Senior engineers can work as consultants and supervise the work of junior engineers. The work of on-site staff such as supervisors, technicians, and laborers cannot be spread over projects. You need dedicated resources who can work in harsh conditions and deliver on time and quality. AIRahi Manpower is experienced in providing certified, trained, and experienced technicians in various trades and with multiple skills. Our technicians completed their apprenticeship from reputed training institutions run by metro and railway companies in South Asia, Africa, and the MENA region.

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Supervisors/Foreman

All projects and production & maintenance facilities require an overall supervisor or foreman to oversee the work of technicians and workers. The Supervisor is responsible to allocate work to their team, overseeing the operations, monitoring the work progress, and communicating with engineering and design teams. Supervisors or foremen are required to manage smaller teams with differing skill sets or at different places with multiple skills. They have technicians and workers in their team with specialized skills. These foremen lead their teams of electricians, instrument technicians, cleaners, and other workers. Supervisors need to manage the following three categories/operations:

Rolling Stock Supervisors
  • Lead the teams in the workshop for train production and maintenance.
  • Must be an expert in tool calibration, warehouse management, logistics, and accounts.
Infrastructure Supervisors
  • Manage and operate the railway and metro signaling system.
  • Track inspection and on-site repair and maintenance.
  • Maintain the platform infrastructure including ticketing, public address system, security, control room operations, lighting, cabling, and restroom facilities.
  • Manage, monitor, and maintain civil work in buildings and platforms.
Mechanical & Electrical Supervisors
  • Work with the overhead power lines supplying power to trains and buildings.
  • Manage, operate, and maintain machine room, elevators, escalators, and pumps
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Metro & Rail Technicians

The trains carry people and goods worth millions of dollars therefore, their safe operations are paramount. Metro, train, and rail maintenance technicians are responsible to inspect, monitoring, maintaining, and repairing engines, coaches, and other railway machines, equipment, and tools. They are also known as traction & rolling stock technicians or fleet maintenance technicians. They must ensure that all safety protocols are followed in letter and spirit, all maintenance and inspections are done on time as per the schedule, and report any infractions. They are also required to carry out service and sudden inspections to ensure the highest standards of quality and safety. Their chief responsibilities include:

  • Maintaining, cleaning, servicing, and repairing railway equipment and machinery.
  • Working on engines (diesel and electric), coaches, and carriages and cranes, and power systems.
  • Regular inspections as per schedule as well as surprise checks.
  • Locating faults and repairing them. Replacing faulty parts or equipment.
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Multi Technicians

Multi Technicians provide an essential service at the metro, train, and railway facilities and sites. They can assemble components and parts to make machines and equipment. These technicians also assess the quality of the materials, tools, and output for minor and major faults. Multi Technicians can work in the workshops, rolling stock production units, or on-site on railway tracks. They work according to the designs and instructions of metro and train engineers and railway designs. They need to maintain close coordination with and civil, mechanical, and electrical engineers & technicians working alongside. The multi technicians do repair and maintenance of trains, tracks, power, signals, IT infrastructure, signaling system, security systems, and other railway infrastructure. They may come from different disciplines but must have trained in multiple fields with proper certifications and experience.

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Instrument Technicians

The Instrument or Electro-Mechanical technicians perform skilled electrical, electronics, and mechanical duties. They are responsible for the operation, calibration, maintenance, repair, inspection, and replacement of electronic and electrical instruments that control heavy machines. They take preventive and corrective actions to ensure safety and quality of service as per the highest standards. They are experienced in operating complicated equipment for conducting the inspection, maintenance, and repair of rolling stock, tracks, signals, and other metro property. The work of an Instrument technician never stops – it is a 24x7 duty that is completed in shifts. Their work is in the workshops, production units, on the construction site, at platforms, and on-site.

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Workers/Laborers

Workers, laborers, and helpers are needed for all kinds of sundry physical work – from cleaning to moving goods. From taking tools to technicians to doing loading and unloading. Metro and rail work is filled with potential for semi-skilled workers who can follow instructions. They ensure that the project completes on time by providing valuable assistance to engineers and technicians. Workers are needed during the construction of the metro or rail projects. They are required to produce and maintain the rolling stock – like engines, coaches, carriages, wagons, and inspection cars. They are needed for cleaning, managing physical security, and doing sundry works at buildings, workshops, and on-site.

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Retail Industry

The retail and Fast Moving Consumer Goods industries are growing at a rapid pace as never seen before in history. The share of organized retail is increasing with each passing day as consumers are more inclined to buy from a trusted brand wherever she goes. The local retailer and grocer are also transforming their business with changing times and are selling their products on online marketplaces. The organized retail industry is simultaneously growing in both the offline and online modes. Newer and larger supermarkets and departmental stores are opening with more variety for consumers. Similarly, conventional retailers are getting stiff competition from online retailers who promise instant delivery 24x7x65. Large retailers are opening their fulfillment centers and taking up the space once reserved for dealers and distributors. This brings them the new challenges of managing large stores, warehouses, packaging, and processing facilities. The challenge is to find the right talent that can do the physically enduring work but also has the knack for technology. Retail operations are driven more by technology to make them optimized and efficient. AIRahi Manpower is a specialist in providing a young, energetic, tech-savvy, result-oriented workforce for such large format retail operations. We source our manpower from one of the largest talent pools spread across 15 countries in South Asia, Africa, and the Middle East regions. These retail store operatives are trained, skilled, and come with valuable experience.

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Supervisors

Every retail operation needs an overall supervisor, team leader, or store manager. This person is responsible to oversee the operations of the entire facility with a bird’s eye view and monitor the work of other team members. Essential skills and attributes of a facility supervisor or facility team leader are:

  • Leadership
  • Organization
  • Communication
  • Punctuality
  • Result-orientation
  • Critical thinking
  • Control

With an overall store supervisor, other team-level managers – like warehouse manager, packaging manager, cash collection manager, etc. – can have specialized skills. These junior supervisors lead their teams of collection agents, packers, storekeepers, cleaners, and helpers. The store supervisor needs to be savvy in using online and offline platforms to process orders, maintain inventory, manage returns, and manage cash collections & refunds.

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Warehouse Workers

Warehouse workers help a retail business organize their warehouse operations by helping them manage orders, ensure packing and dispatch of goods, and keep the inventory status updated. The job of a warehouse worker is time-critical and requires mental fortitude, physical strength, and endurance. They process products and work in a collaborative environment where assist store managers, loaders, shippers, delivery boys, and merchandisers. The Warehouse workers from AIRahi Manpower can:

  • Pack and organize goods as per orders for pickup and delivery.
  • Pack and label orders for loading and shipping.
  • Conduct inventory of stock keeping units.
  • Control inventory levels as per company policy.
  • Inspect the warehouse for repairs and maintenance.
  • Operate and maintain warehouse tools, supplies, machinery, and equipment.
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Loaders

Loaders are heavy equipment that is used to load, unload, and move heavy materials within a retail store, departmental store, a facility center for an online retailer, factory, warehouse, depot, or port. These machines are very heavy and voluminous and require experienced operators to work them. A well-trained loader operator can operate, maintain, and drive the loader to transport materials between the warehouse to the shop floor, or vice versa. Loader operators usually drive heavy and multi-axle heavy loader vehicles and therefore require careful selection. AIRahi Manpower has access to the best and most experienced loader operators with the necessary licenses, training, and certifications. We extensively check the employment history of these heavy machine operators to ensure that you get the best of the best candidates.


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Packing Helpers

Helpers are needed for all kinds of sundry works – from cleaning to moving goods. From taking tools to technicians to doing loading and unloading. Industrial, logistics, shipping, and construction businesses all require these helpers. Packing helpers perform duties that require fewer skills. Their duties include receiving or supplying materials, tools, and spares to front office staff and store managers. They clean the work area, shelves, and maintain the materials. Logistics and Warehouse helpers receive and issue merchandise, prepare packages for shipping and transport, and manage storage. They help in loading and unloading goods and packages from trucks, shelves, and other storage units. They are responsible for cleaning and sanitization of the warehouse, including its upkeep.


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Drivers/Delivery Boys

The retail – both online and offline – business is no longer a preserve of the departmental stores or the corner grocery store. People are more interested in buying things because of one of the following reasons:

  • They are unique
  • They offer a value proposition,
  • They are available in a convenient packaging
  • And most importantly, they are delivered right at their doorsteps.

Therefore, all retail businesses need efficient, licensed, and smart drivers who can deliver goods, clothes, groceries, vegetables, food, and other items to the patrons when their home/work delivery orders arrive. AIRahi Manpower provides its clients in the retail sector with young, energetic, licensed, trained, and reliable delivery boys. These delivery boys can ride scooters and bikes, drive small cargo vehicles and cars with the same ease.


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Butchers

Butchers are responsible for food supply retailers that take large and wholesale orders for animal proteins. Butchers get to cut, clean, grind, prepare and pack different types of meats, poultry, and other animal proteins. AIRahi Manpower provides butchers of the highest quality and standards to work in controlled environments. They maintain, clean, and sanitize their tools and equipment. They weigh, cut, grind, and pack meats according to orders or as per standard stock keeping units. They ensure that the temperature of their work tables and meat storage sections are always amicable to increase the shelf life of the product, ensuring little wastage. The Butcher will perform quality inspections, use meat grinders, knives, saws, and other tools to cut meat down into smaller portions, weigh, price, and package cuts, and ensure that displays and signage are attractive and eye-catching. You will also speak to customers to determine their needs, provide advice regarding proper cuts of meat and preparation methods, and coordinate pickups or deliveries.


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AlRahi Manpower has a team of renowned experts to offer specialized recruitment services to these sectors. Our end-to-end recruitment and staffing services are used by corporates, businesses, non-profits, and government agencies.