Bike Rider Job in Dubai

Job Description

REQUIRED BIKE RIDER JOB LOCATION :- DUBAI NATIONALITY : ANY ACC+VISA PROVIDED BY COMPANY SAL:- 2000 TO 2300 INCENTIVE: DEPEND ON TARGET WORKING HRS:-11 TO 12 HOURS (NO OFF) IMMEDIATE JOINING REQUIRED

How many openings are there?

This position has 30 openings.

How much salary can I expect?

Salary ranges will depend on your skills and experience. You can expect a starting salary of AED 2000, which could go up to a monthly wage of AED 2300.

How much experience is required for this job?

The candidate needs to have at least 1 - 1 year(s) of experience working in a similar position.

Who can apply for this job?

Only male candidates can apply for this job.

Which nationality candidates can apply for this job?

Only candidates from INDIA, PAKISTAN, NEPAL can apply for this job.

Which licenses are required to apply for this job?

The candidate must have UAE No.1 Motorcycle Driving License to apply for this job.

Is a CV required?

Yes, a CV is mandatory.

What is the preferred visa status for this job?

The candidate must have valid UAE Visit Visa, UAE Cancel/Expired Visa to apply for this job.

Is Video Intro required?

No, a video intro is not required.

Is it a work from home job or work from office job?

It is a work from the office job.

Is accommodation provided by the company?

No, the company will not provide accommodation to the candidate.

Will food and transportation be provided by the company?

No, the company will not provide food and transportation to the candidate.

Will the company provide free visa to the candidate?

No, the company will not provide a free visa to the candidate.

How can I apply for this job?

You can apply for this job on the Skillbee App by clicking one button. You can schedule your interview with HR through the app as well.

About the company

Gulf Hire Hr Consultancy is in search of talented and motivated individuals for the post of Bike Rider in their office located in UNITED ARAB EMIRATES. They are a HR CONSULTANCY with a team of 51-200 employees working to offer services that ensure the highest standards of quality and perfection.

More about this job

What is a Bike Rider?

A bike rider is someone who rides a bike for transportation. They may ride to work, school or elsewhere. Bike riders are generally considered safe and healthy due to the fact that they use physical exercise instead of gasoline-powered vehicles

What qualifications are required to become a Bike Rider?

1. Bike riding requires a certain level of fitness and stamina.

2. Riders should be able to balance on a bike while moving forward or backward, as well as turn around quickly.

3. Some basic safety skills are required, such as knowing how to use hand signals and obey traffic laws when biking in an urban environment; these guidelines vary by city so it is important for riders to research their specific municipality's regulations before hitting the road or trails!

4. A good sense of adventure is also necessary – cyclists need to have an interest in travelling through different areas both horizontally (on the ground) and vertically (in the air), which can only come from spending time cycling outdoors!

5. Finally, somecyclists may require specialized equipment like helmets, knee pads/guards etc., depending on where they ride and what type of terrain they encounter

What are the skills required to become a Bike Rider?

1. Riding a bike is a skill that requires balance, coordination and strength.

2. It's important to be aware of your surroundings when riding a bike, in order to avoid accidents.

3. It’s also helpful to have some basic knowledge about the mechanics of bikes before beginning training – this will help you understand how the machine works and ensure safety while riding it!

4 Being able to ride on different surfaces (e.g., pavement, dirt trails) is essential for becoming an avid cyclist; spending time practicing on various terrains will improve your skillset overall

5 Finally, being patient while learning to ride a bike can be key; taking things at slow speeds and gradually increasing difficulty levels over time helps build confidence without risking injury