Imdaad was established in 1986 and rebranded under its present name in 2007. The company is owned by the Investment Corporation of Dubai and works across several facilities and environmental service areas.
Its official careers page currently says there are no open vacancies. It directs job seekers to the linked Oracle job portal rather than promoting the old walk-in interview event.
How To Check And Submit Your Resume
Use Imdaad’s careers page to reach its Job Portal. The portal is provided for searching for vacancies or submitting a resume.
No walk-in date, venue or interview schedule is published on the current careers page. It also does not provide salary figures or one general set of requirements. If a role is posted later, read its own details before submitting your information.
Work Across The Group
Imdaad’s operations cover integrated facilities management, hard and soft facilities management, home maintenance, fire protection, and elevator and escalator maintenance.
The group also works in waste management, wastewater management and recycling. Its listed subsidiaries and divisions include Isnaad, HomePro, FARZ, NIGMA, Vision Safety, Imdaad Al Batinah, Hard FM and Environmental Services.
This range means work may be connected to technical services, environmental operations, maintenance or support teams. The official careers page should remain the reference for any actual position.
Locations And Workforce
The UAE is the group’s headquarters, and its operations extend across the UAE, Oman and Egypt through offices, branches and joint ventures. The official UAE locations page lists a head office near UAE Exchange Metro Station in JAFZA and an Abu Dhabi office in Al Danah Zone 1.
Imdaad reports a workforce of more than 14,000 skilled professionals from over 45 nationalities. It also says it delivers more than 2,000 training sessions each year, covering technical topics, environmental safety, hygiene, soft skills and quality.
Check Recruitment Messages Carefully
Imdaad warns candidates to confirm that recruitment emails use the expected company domain. It advises caution with unsolicited offers and messages containing poor language or spelling errors.
The company says it does not request bank-account details in recruitment communications. It also does not ask candidates to pay for visas, travel or other recruitment costs.
Applying through the official route is free. Nobody should pay an individual or agency for an Imdaad job.
Source: Imdaad Careers, Imdaad Group, Learning and Development, UAE Locations, and Recruitment Fraud Warning pages.