Facility Management Jobs in Bahrain 2026 are available with a well-known multinational facility management company. The ad appeared in Daily Express on 30 October 2026. Explore more Bahrain jobs on our site.
The company needs technicians, drivers, supervisors and labour. All salaries are in Bahraini Dinar (BHD) per month, with overtime, and suitable accommodation and food arrangements are mentioned.
Technician Posts
- Assistant Electrical Technician – 130 BHD
- Assistant Electrical Technician (low voltage) – 120 BHD
- Structural / Electrical Welder – 120 to 140 BHD
- Finishing Carpenter – 120 BHD
- Building Painter – 120 BHD
- Mason (plaster) – 120 BHD
- Steel Fixer – 140 BHD
- Pest Control Technician – 150 BHD
- Pump Technician – 140 BHD
Driver and Operator Posts
Operator (JCB, Bobcat or forklift) with a Saudi or Gulf HTV licence – 180 BHD. LTV Driver with a Saudi or Gulf licence – 170 BHD.
Supervisor and Other Posts
Safety Officer (NEBOSH or IOSH) – 300 BHD. Landscaping Foreman – 200 BHD. Shift Civil Supervisor – 200 BHD. Landscaping (Mali) – 120 BHD. Labour – 80 BHD.
Test and Interview
The test and interview will be held on 2 and 3 November 2026 in Rawalpindi. Candidates can send their CV as a PDF on WhatsApp at 0345-8631305 for details.
Working in Bahrain
Bahrain is a small Gulf country with a strong services sector. The Bahraini Dinar is one of the highest valued currencies in the world, so a salary of 100 to 300 BHD is worth a good amount in Pakistani rupees. Workers usually get accommodation and transport, and Bahrain labour law gives annual leave and end of service benefits.
Documents Required
- Valid passport (for overseas jobs) and CNIC
- Recent passport size photographs
- Updated CV
- Educational and experience certificates
- Driving licence for driver and operator posts
Before paying any fee, verify the promoter licence on the Bureau of Emigration and Overseas Employment website (beoe.gov.pk). Ask for a proper receipt for every payment and get your contract registered with the Protector of Emigrants. Never hand your original passport to anyone without a written receipt.