Transguard Group Careers: Security Officers, Drivers, Airport Crew, Waiters & Housekeepers

Are you searching for Dubai Airport jobs that actually feel rewarding, with solid stable income and pretty comprehensive employee benefits? Transguard Group Careers is currently recruiting qualified people for several full time positions including security officers, engineers, managers, cash delivery drivers, waiters, and housekeepers across Dubai and Abu Dhabi. If you’re coming from security work, you’ve driven before, or you support aviation operations in any way, this can be your doorway into joining one of the biggest workforce operators in the UAE.

Applications are open for both experienced professionals and freshers who can qualify under the UAE Labour Law. Priority will be given to candidates who can join immediately.

Available Job Openings at Transguard Group1. Aviation & Airport Services
  • Aircraft Cleaners & Loaders: Responsible for maintaining cabin hygiene and handling baggage at landside/airside zones.
  • Aviation Loaders / Cargo Handlers: Physically fit individuals to manage warehouse logistics and aircraft loading.
2. Security Services
  • SIRA Security Officers: Male and female guards for VIP venues, airports, and corporate towers. Must hold a valid SIRA license.
3. Transport & Logistics
  • Cash Delivery Drivers & Chauffeurs: Tasked with secure transit operations. Requires a valid UAE driving license (Manual/Heavy vehicle licenses are highly valued).
4. Hospitality & Facilities Management
  • Waiters & Service Staff: Candidates with hotel, catering, or restaurant experience preferred.
  • Housekeepers & Commercial Cleaners: For high-standard placement in luxury resorts, malls, and corporate offices.
Transguard Group Salary Structure & Benefits (2026)
  • Security Officer: AED 2,000 – AED 3,500 (Valid SIRA License)
  • Driver (Cash Delivery/Valet): AED 2,600 – AED 3,400 (Valid UAE Driving License)
  • Waiter / Server: AED 2,500 – AED 3,229 (Hotel/F&B Experience)
  • Laborer / Warehouse Worker: AED 2,236 – AED 2,739 (Physical Fitness)
  • Aircraft Cleaner: AED 1,713 – AED 2,061 (Attention to Detail)
  • Housekeeper / Cleaner: AED 1,700 – AED 2,451 (Residential/Commercial Cleaning exp.)
  • Aviation Loader: AED 800 – AED 1,025 (Immediate Joining)
Core Employee Benefits:
  • Free company-provided accommodation and duty transport
  • Comprehensive health and life insurance coverage
  • Paid vacation, sick leave, and flight ticket allowances
  • Maternity and paternity leave according to UAE regulations
  • Internal career progression programs
Key Requirements for Applicants
  • Language Proficiency: You must be fluent in spoken and written English. Any extra language(s) is considered a plus.
  • Documentation: You need a valid UAE visa status. If you are currently on a cancelled or tourist visa then be prepared to switch over quickly, no delays.
  • Physical Fitness: This is mandatory for active duty, loading, and security roles.
  • Certifications: For security roles you need an active SIRA license. For driver roles, you need a clean traffic history and a valid driving license.
    • Working Locations
    • Dubai International Airport
    • Hotels and resorts
    • Shopping malls
    • Office towers
    • Events and exhibitions
    Documents Required for the Interview
    • Your latest CV or resume, with a recent professional photo.
    • A color copy of your Passport, make sure it is valid for at least 6 months.
    • Your UAE Visa copy, either the visit visa page OR the official cancellation paper.
    • An Emirates ID copy, if you’ve had one before.
    • Attested educational certificates, meaning your high school diploma, degrees, or trade certificates.
    • Recent passport sized photographs, with a white background.
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