Demand for workers skilled in sustainable construction practices has surged 25% in the UAE since May 2023, with higher salaries for roles such as BIM and digital twin technology.
Mumbai, Sep 27 (PTI) Demand for workers skilled in sustainable construction practices in the United Arab Emirates (UAE) has increased by 25% since May last year due to rising wages, according to a report released on Friday. % increased.
From May 2023 to April 2024, demand for workers skilled in sustainable construction practices will surge by 25%, particularly building information modeling (BIM), digital twin technology, energy efficiency, and safety. Roles that required specialized knowledge in areas such as compliance and sustainable material management were notable. Report by Huntr, an AI-driven platform based in the United Arab Emirates.
These skills are critical as the UAE promotes sustainability practices by focusing on projects that prioritize energy efficiency and waste reduction, the report added.
“India’s workforce, with its expertise in energy-efficient technologies and sustainable practices, is perfectly positioned to meet this demand,” said Samuel Joy, founder and CEO of Hunter. “The benefits are significant: higher wages, longer contracts and better working conditions.”
This report is based on an analysis of employee data from May 2023 to April 2024.
According to Hunter data, the average annual salary for workers in these green roles is Dh1,08,522, significantly higher than the average annual salary of Dh73,250 for workers in traditional construction jobs.
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