Carpenter Foremen for exhibition
Company
CLOUD9 EXHIBITION AND INTERIOR SOLUTIONS LLC
Location
Dubai
Job Type
Full-time
Via
Naukrigulf
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Job Description
Job Summary
The Exhibition Carpenter Foreman is responsible for supervising carpentry works for exhibition stands, kiosks, and event structures. He ensures high-quality workmanship, timely completion, safety compliance, and coordination with designers, supervisors, and other trades during fabrication, installation, and dismantling.Key Responsibilities
Supervise and manage a team of carpenters, helpers, and subcontractors
Interpret exhibition drawings, shop drawings, and 3D designs
Plan daily work activities and allocate manpower effectively
Ensure accurate fabrication, installation, and finishing of exhibition stands
Coordinate with project managers, site supervisors, electricians, painters, and graphics teams
Monitor material usage and minimize wastage
Ensure all carpentry work meets quality standards and client requirements
Follow site safety rules and ensure workers use PPE
Handle on-site modifications and urgent changes during exhibitions
Ensure timely installation before show opening and proper dismantling after events
Report daily progress and issues to the project/site manager
Skills & Competencies
Strong knowledge of exhibition carpentry and joinery
Ability to read technical drawings and layouts
Leadership and team management skills
Time management and problem-solving ability
Knowledge of tools, machinery, and materials used in exhibition works
Basic understanding of HSE / safety standards
Ability to work under tight deadlines and night shifts
Qualifications & Experience
Minimum 5–8 years experience in exhibition carpentry or fit-out works
At least 2–3 years experience as a Foreman
Experience in exhibitions, events, kiosks, or custom joinery
UAE experience preferred
Ability to communicate in English (Arabic/Hindi/Urdu is an advantage)
Work Environment
Exhibition halls, event venues, and workshops
Night shifts and long working hours during exhibitions
Physically demanding work
Customize it for Dubai / ADNEC / DWTC exhibitions Job Summary
The Exhibition Carpenter Foreman is responsible for supervising carpentry works for exhibition stands, kiosks, and event structures. He ensures high-quality workmanship, timely completion, safety compliance, and coordination with designers, supervisors, and other trades during fabrication, installation, and dismantling.
The Exhibition Carpenter Foreman is responsible for supervising carpentry works for exhibition stands, kiosks, and event structures. He ensures high-quality workmanship, timely completion, safety compliance, and coordination with designers, supervisors, and other trades during fabrication, installation, and dismantling.Key Responsibilities
Supervise and manage a team of carpenters, helpers, and subcontractors
Interpret exhibition drawings, shop drawings, and 3D designs
Plan daily work activities and allocate manpower effectively
Ensure accurate fabrication, installation, and finishing of exhibition stands
Coordinate with project managers, site supervisors, electricians, painters, and graphics teams
Monitor material usage and minimize wastage
Ensure all carpentry work meets quality standards and client requirements
Follow site safety rules and ensure workers use PPE
Handle on-site modifications and urgent changes during exhibitions
Ensure timely installation before show opening and proper dismantling after events
Report daily progress and issues to the project/site manager
Skills & Competencies
Strong knowledge of exhibition carpentry and joinery
Ability to read technical drawings and layouts
Leadership and team management skills
Time management and problem-solving ability
Knowledge of tools, machinery, and materials used in exhibition works
Basic understanding of HSE / safety standards
Ability to work under tight deadlines and night shifts
Qualifications & Experience
Minimum 5–8 years experience in exhibition carpentry or fit-out works
At least 2–3 years experience as a Foreman
Experience in exhibitions, events, kiosks, or custom joinery
UAE experience preferred
Ability to communicate in English (Arabic/Hindi/Urdu is an advantage)
Work Environment
Exhibition halls, event venues, and workshops
Night shifts and long working hours during exhibitions
Physically demanding work
Customize it for Dubai / ADNEC / DWTC exhibitions Job Summary
The Exhibition Carpenter Foreman is responsible for supervising carpentry works for exhibition stands, kiosks, and event structures. He ensures high-quality workmanship, timely completion, safety compliance, and coordination with designers, supervisors, and other trades during fabrication, installation, and dismantling.
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