Air Conditions in UAE
Air Conditions in UAE
⦁ Introduction:
The United Arab Emirates is situated in the Middle East the climate of the UAE generally is very hot and sunny. The hottest months are July and August, when average maximum temperatures reach above 50 °. If taken the example of Abu Dhabi being the capital of UAE, it’s a desert, hence too cold at night and too hot in the day time.
If we talk weather wise we can say UAE can experience all seasons of all types: Winter, spring, summer and autumn. But most commonly the Climate of United Arab Emirates (UAE) features a desert climate with hot summers and cool winters
It is to be estimated that Dubai has a tropical desert climate because of its location within the Northern desert belt. So therefore the summers are extremely hot and humid, with an average high temperature of around 41 °C and the temperature overnight goes lows around 30 °.Until now the highest recorded temperature in Dubai is 52.1 °C.
So by the facts it is clear the needs of Air Condoners in all over the country, especially when the country is Rich and can easily afford the cost the country has to offer for getting such luxury to survive in this hot climate.
The need for Air conditioners is necessary. We might refer Air Conditioning jobs as “Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC)” is the technology of indoor and vehicular environmental comfort. Its major goal is to provide thermal comfort and acceptable indoor air and ventilation quality and satisfaction.
Jobs:
With the need definitely comes a lot of jobs and a huge cluster of youth and experiences are required to fill the vacancy. But not all the people can do a thing. Country like UAE demands quality and satisfaction over quantity also paying good money for the services.
It can be seen through the image that various jobs are offered for various people according to their skills and expertise. Just knowing the job doesn’t make it right; to actually get the job you need to be good at it.
Salary:
UAE is a Rich county, people around the world try to work there because there is always a work needed and a lot of money is offered as well as the compensation and incentives that comes along with it.
The salary of an Air conditioner technetium cannot be much but it is better paid than ever paid in other countries. Sometimes the salary package is so good that the labor handles devaluation and does the job because the money is good.
Updated in January 2017 this picture not only shows the salary one worker is going to achieve but also the Housing allowance and transport allowance and other allowances as well, which might include the medical allowance, insurances and education, etc.
It is shown that the Heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) jobs are handsomely paid.
Why should I do a job in UAE?
1) Tax Laws: UAE is a country who has no tax on income. Whatever the individual makes or earn is what he or she takes home.
2) Money Transfer: Transferring money from Dubai to any other country does not attract any income tax. The only thing which has to be paid is the transfer fee, and that too can be taken care of, depending on the bank used for transferring.
3) Passport: The passport of the worker remains with him or her. The Employers DO NOT confiscate your passport.
4) Visa Process: Getting a visa for job in UAE is very easy and simple.
5) Travelling incentives: Most companies give one return-ticket in a year to the employee’s home town (two for a person with senior level positions).
⦁ Introduction:
The United Arab Emirates is situated in the Middle East the climate of the UAE generally is very hot and sunny. The hottest months are July and August, when average maximum temperatures reach above 50 °. If taken the example of Abu Dhabi being the capital of UAE, it’s a desert, hence too cold at night and too hot in the day time.
If we talk weather wise we can say UAE can experience all seasons of all types: Winter, spring, summer and autumn. But most commonly the Climate of United Arab Emirates (UAE) features a desert climate with hot summers and cool winters
It is to be estimated that Dubai has a tropical desert climate because of its location within the Northern desert belt. So therefore the summers are extremely hot and humid, with an average high temperature of around 41 °C and the temperature overnight goes lows around 30 °.Until now the highest recorded temperature in Dubai is 52.1 °C.
So by the facts it is clear the needs of Air Condoners in all over the country, especially when the country is Rich and can easily afford the cost the country has to offer for getting such luxury to survive in this hot climate.
The need for Air conditioners is necessary. We might refer Air Conditioning jobs as “Heating, ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC)” is the technology of indoor and vehicular environmental comfort. Its major goal is to provide thermal comfort and acceptable indoor air and ventilation quality and satisfaction.
Jobs:
With the need definitely comes a lot of jobs and a huge cluster of youth and experiences are required to fill the vacancy. But not all the people can do a thing. Country like UAE demands quality and satisfaction over quantity also paying good money for the services.
It can be seen through the image that various jobs are offered for various people according to their skills and expertise. Just knowing the job doesn’t make it right; to actually get the job you need to be good at it.
Salary:
UAE is a Rich county, people around the world try to work there because there is always a work needed and a lot of money is offered as well as the compensation and incentives that comes along with it.
The salary of an Air conditioner technetium cannot be much but it is better paid than ever paid in other countries. Sometimes the salary package is so good that the labor handles devaluation and does the job because the money is good.
Updated in January 2017 this picture not only shows the salary one worker is going to achieve but also the Housing allowance and transport allowance and other allowances as well, which might include the medical allowance, insurances and education, etc.
It is shown that the Heating ventilation and air conditioning (HVAC) jobs are handsomely paid.
Why should I do a job in UAE?
1) Tax Laws: UAE is a country who has no tax on income. Whatever the individual makes or earn is what he or she takes home.
2) Money Transfer: Transferring money from Dubai to any other country does not attract any income tax. The only thing which has to be paid is the transfer fee, and that too can be taken care of, depending on the bank used for transferring.
3) Passport: The passport of the worker remains with him or her. The Employers DO NOT confiscate your passport.
4) Visa Process: Getting a visa for job in UAE is very easy and simple.
5) Travelling incentives: Most companies give one return-ticket in a year to the employee’s home town (two for a person with senior level positions).
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