General Helper

Roles and responsibilities

A Helper is a versatile and general role typically involved in supporting a range of activities or tasks within a variety of settings, such as homes, workplaces, construction sites, schools, healthcare facilities, and retail environments. The duties of a helper can vary widely depending on the industry or context, but the core responsibility is to assist others by carrying out tasks that support the main work being done. This may involve anything from physical labor to administrative assistance.

Here’s an overview of the key skills and responsibilities of a Helper:

Key Skills of a Helper:

1. Adaptability

• Versatility: Ability to quickly adjust to different tasks, roles, or environments.
• Multitasking: Managing multiple tasks at once, which could range from physical labor to administrative duties.
• Problem Solving: Being resourceful and finding solutions to unexpected challenges that arise during daily tasks.

2. Communication Skills

• Clear Communication: Effectively communicating instructions and updates to supervisors, colleagues, or clients.
• Active Listening: Understanding and following directions, ensuring that tasks are completed correctly.
• Teamwork: Working well with others to ensure that team objectives are met.

3. Physical Stamina and Endurance

• Physical Capability: Depending on the role, helpers may need to lift, carry, or move heavy items, be on their feet for extended periods, or perform other physically demanding tasks.
• Energy: Maintaining energy levels to complete tasks in a timely and efficient manner.

4. Organization and Time Management

• Efficient Task Execution: Being able to prioritize tasks and manage time effectively to meet deadlines or ensure that everything is completed.
• Attention to Detail: Completing tasks with precision, especially in environments like kitchens, construction sites, or warehouses.

5. Customer Service Skills (if applicable)

• Interpersonal Skills: Ability to interact positively with customers, clients, or patients, ensuring they feel respected and supported.
• Problem-Solving: Addressing customer or client concerns with professionalism and tact.

6. Technical Skills (if applicable)

• Basic Equipment Operation: Depending on the industry, helpers might need to use specific tools or equipment. For example, helpers in construction or warehouses may need to operate machinery or power tools.
• Basic IT Skills: In office settings, helpers might need to use computers, manage databases, or assist with digital tasks.

7. Attention to Safety

• Safety Awareness: Following health and safety regulations, particularly in environments like construction, warehouses, or kitchens.
• Following Instructions: Ensuring that tasks are carried out according to guidelines, especially when using machinery or handling hazardous materials.

Desired candidate profile

About the job

• High school degree
• Previously experience in a syard, recycling facility or similar environment is an asset
• ability to lift heavy objects and perform physically demanding task
• knowledge of basic hand and power tool
• experiences in dismantling part is advantage
• ability work outdoor in various weather condition
• assist in the transport of s materials within the syards as directed
• Excellent communication skills
• Ability to work as part of a team
• Ability to work under pressure
• work location abu dhabi

• Key Responsibilities of a Helper:

  1. Support with Physical Tasks

• Assisting with Manual Labor: In construction, landscaping, or manufacturing, helpers might assist with carrying materials, operating simple machinery, or performing tasks like digging or lifting.
• Packing and Moving: In warehouses or retail settings, helpers might be responsible for organizing products, packing boxes, or moving items from one place to another.

• 2. Administrative Assistance

• Filing and Organizing: In office or administrative roles, helpers may assist with filing documents, sorting paperwork, and maintaining organized records.
• Data Entry: Inputting data into systems, updating databases, or helping with document processing.
• Customer Support: Answering phones, managing schedules, or assisting customers with basic inquiries.