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Aspire Manpower Services

Job Details

About the Company

Aspire Manpower Services is hiring experienced FAM Operators for an ongoing manpower requirement in Abu Dhabi.

About the Role

Key Responsibilities:

Perform Fixed Asset Management (FAM) operations Scan, index, verify and reconcile documents Retrieve and return physical files Re-file, sort and organize documents and records Update and maintain accurate record information Handle large volumes of physical and digital records Perform Verification and Reconciliation Services (VRS) activities Maintain proper document tracking and filing systems Prepare and update records using Microsoft Excel

Qualifications

Previous experience in Fixed Asset Management, document control or records management is mandatory Good knowledge of Microsoft Excel is essential Strong attention to detail and organizational skills Ability to manage large volumes of documents accurately Immediate availability or a short notice period is preferred

Required Skills

Previous experience in Fixed Asset Management, document control or records management is mandatory Good knowledge of Microsoft Excel is essential Strong attention to detail and organizational skills Ability to manage large volumes of documents accurately Immediate availability or a short notice period is preferred


Pay range and compensation package
Attractive salary Employment visa Medical insurance Benefits as per UAE Labour Law Food, accommodation and transportation provided for offshore projects Free recruitment – no fees will be charged to candidates

Equal Opportunity Statement

Aspire Manpower Services is committed to diversity and inclusivity.

How to Apply

Interested candidates may apply through this job posting or send their updated CV to [Click to show email] with the subject line “FAM Operator – Abu Dhabi.”
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