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Jt New Design JT GROUP OF COMPANIES Specialised in skilled manpower supply for onshore & offshore projects www.jtgroupuae.ae JT GROUPJT GROUP OF COMPANIES OF COMPANIES ContentsContents Our VisionOur Vision 02 02 Middle EastMiddle and overview East and overview 03 03 Our GroupOur profile Group profile 04 04 Our ValuesOur - Quality, Values Health - Quality, & Safety, Health Team & Safety, Team05 05 Our Work OurForce Work Force 06 06 Our ClientOur List Client& projects List & projects 07 07 Marine ClientsMarine & Projects Clients & Projects Oil & Gas ClientsOil & Gas & Projects Clients & Projects Civil & MEPCivil Clients & MEP & Projects Clients & Projects Our VisionOur Vision JT Group willJT continue Group will to flourish continue and to deliverflourish its and services deliver to its all services its to all its valued clientsvalued with utmostclients withQuality. utmost We alsoQuality. dream We of also having dream our of having our organizationalorganizational branches all overbranches Middle all Eastover withinMiddle the East next within few the next few years. years. 02 02 MiddleMiddle East East an Overview an Overview MiddleMiddle East Oil East Industries Oil Industries has attracted has attracted a large a influx large ofinflux foreign of foreign workersworkers who, together who, together withexpatriates, withexpatriates, now make now upmake more up than more than three quartersthree quarters of the population.of the population. MiddleMiddle East tried East to tried reduce to reduce its dependency its dependency on oil exports on oil exports by diver by- diver- sifying sifyingthe economy, the economy, creating creating booming booming business, business, tourism tourism and and constructionconstruction sectors. sectors. They also They began also beganattracting attracting vast amounts vast amounts of of foreignforeign investment investment by giving by agiving very friendlya very friendly environment environment for busi for- busi- ness & nessTrade. & Trade. The projectsThe projects announced announced for the for next the 10 next years 10 gives years a gives strong a strongmes- mes- sage tosage the torest the of restthe ofworld the thatworld this that part this of part the ofGlobe the isGlobe emerg is -emerg- ing as aing super as a powersuper poweronce again once in again Economy in Economy & Construction. & Construction. 03 03 JT GroupJT Group Profile Profile JT GroupJT Groupwas established was established in 1997, in the 1997, vision the of vision the founderof the founder was to washave to Organizations have Organizations specificallyspecifically designed designed for Marine, for Marine, Electromechanical, Electromechanical, MEP, & MEP, Civil projects.& Civil projects. In just aIn few just a few years weyears not we only not achieved only achieved the vision the butvision also but became also became the front the runners front runners for all projfor all- proj- ects in ectsthe Middlein the Middle East. East. Our managementOur management team possesses team possesses thorough thorough knowledge knowledge of local of markets. local markets. The direc The- direc- tors of torsthe companyof the company have worked have worked in the Middlein the Middle East area East for area over for 3 overdecades 3 decades and have and have many contactsmany contacts throughout throughout the Middle the Middle East. East. The companyThe company is founded is founded on the onhard the work, hard integrity, work, integrity, and providing and providing reliable reliable service service to to our customers.our customers. These coreThese values core valuesare central are central to our tooperations our operations and form and the form basis the of basis of our Generalour General Business Business Principles. Principles. We vigorously We vigorously pursue pursue full compliance full compliance with the with high the- high- est standardsest standards of safety, of safety, security security and hygiene and hygiene in every in aspect every aspectof our business.of our business. JT GroupJT Groupbusiness business approach approach is to forge is to long forge term long relationship term relationship with valued with valuedcustomers. customers. It adheresIt adheres to the toprinciple the principle that successful that successful partnership partnership delivers delivers successful successful develop develop- - ment. Thoughment. Though based inbased Middle in Middle East, Its East, manpower Its manpower of approximately of approximately 1000 employees 1000 employees are a convergenceare a convergence of workforce of workforce from differentfrom different parts ofparts the ofworld the worldservicing servicing the the Marine,Marine, Oil & Gas, Oil MEP& Gas, & MEPCivil industries.& Civil industries. JT GroupJT Grouprecruits recruits and retains and retains high quality high quality staff and staff we and value we their value contribution their contribution to the to the company.company. We foster We fostera strong a strongspirit of spirit team of workteam and work encourage and encourage staff to staff grow to andgrow and developdevelop longterm longterm careers careers ensuring ensuring honesty honesty and commitment and commitment from all from levels all oflevels our of our team. team. 04 04 Our Values Quality Quality is KING at JT Group and we aim to make sure that the expectations of the client are fulfilled to the maximum. We also ensure that our staffs are adequately trained at all times to keep them being the best in the market. Health and Safety The Health, Safety and welfare of all the staffs is very important at JT Group and it is our intention to strive for excellence in this area. TEAM – JT GROUP At JT Group we have an energetic & highly motivated team. Currently we have around 1000 staffs on our team with a wide range of experience. At JT Group we fully believe the adage “Your staffs are your most important asset”. We therefore invest in our staff through trainings and Coaching on a regular basis. The rewards of this philosophy are inevitably shared with customers through increased satisfaction and better quality & service. 05 Our workforce The Workforce at JT Group is experienced and well trained for their respective jobs. At JT group we also give regular trainings to our workers to keep them highly competitive. MECHANICAL & MARINE OPERATORS & DRIVERS GENERAL CATEGORIES Sand field Foreman Excavator Operator Welding Foreman General Foreman Dozer Operator Welders(Arc,4G,6G,Mig, Rock Works Foreman Wheel Load Operator Tig,Aluminium,Stainless Steel) Rigger Foreman Shovel Operator Fabricator Foreman Barge Foreman Grader Operator Pipe Fabricator Reclamation Foreman Mechanical Crane Operator Mechanical Fitters Skipper-Zodiac/ Dump Truck Operator Workshop Staff Speed Boat/Tug Boat/ Bob Cat Operator Safety Officer Multi Cat Heavy Duty Drivers Spray Painters Radio Operator Light Vehicle Drivers Sand Blasters Deck Hand/Seaman Rigger Foreman Chainman Riggers Winch Operator CIVIL & MEP Store Keeper Office Secretary Foreman (All Categories) Time Keeper Geo Technicians Supervisors/Charge Hand Office Boy Surveyor Mansons(Block,Plastering & Tiles) Mechanical Fitters & Helpers Pipe Fitter Sand Field Carpenters(Finishing & Shuttering) Skilled Helpers Oiler Steel Fixers General Helpers Mechanics Glass Fitters Auto Electrician C Codes Greaser Scaffolder Marine Electrician Electrician (Industrial & Civil) Mechanical Fitter Plumber Asst. Surveyor Painters(Finishing & Wall) Grinder Duct Man Watchman Duct Insulator Flagman Duct Fabricator Cooks/Chef Pipe Fitter (Chilled Water) Steward Pipe Fitter (Fire Fitting) General Helpers Mechanic Fitter 06 Our ClientOur List Client & Projects List & Projects Marine ProjectsMarine Projects SARB Earth worksSARB Earth& Jetty works Project & Jetty –Abu Project Dhabi –Abu Dhabi Ras-Laffan Ras-Laffan King Fisher –King JAFZA Fisher – JAFZA Palm Island Phase1Palm Island Break Phase1 Water Break & Bridge Water Project & Bridge – Dubai Project – Dubai AHI Rail ProjectAHI –Rail Ajman Project – Ajman Maritime CityMaritime Project CityPort ProjectRashid –Port Dubai Rashid – Dubai Palm CrescentPalm Infrastructure Crescent Infrastructure Project – Dubai Project – Dubai Doha InternationalDoha International Airport Airport Sheikh ZayedSheikh Bridge Zayed Project Bridge – Abu Project Dhabi – Abu Dhabi Ras - Laffan Ras - Laffan Tom Quarry Tom– Ras Quarry Al Khaimah – Ras Al Khaimah Mussafah YardMussafah Yard Palm DistrictPalm Cooling District Project Cooling (Palm Project Island (Palm Phase1) Island – Dubai Phase1) – Dubai Jebel Ali BerthJebel 44-48 Ali BerthQuarry 44-48 Wall QuarryDeepening Wall Project Deepening – Dubai Project – Dubai Gas Line ProjectGas Line– Ruwais, Project Abu – Ruwais, Dhabi Abu Dhabi Khalifa Port Khalifa& Industrial Port Zone& Industrial – Abu DhabiZone – Abu Dhabi Central FacilityCentral Yard Facility– Ras Al Yard Khaimah – Ras Al Khaimah Sharjah HamriyahSharjah New Hamriyah Jetty Project New Jetty – Hamriyah Project FZ,– Hamriyah Sharjah FZ, SharjahZakum Islands,Zakum Abu Islands,Dhabi Abu Dhabi C56J Berth C2C56J Project, Berth JAFZA, C2 Project, Dubai JAFZA, Dubai 07 07 Palm 1 – Jumeirah,Palm 1 –Dubai Jumeirah, Dubai Palm- 3 - Deira,Palm- Dubai 3 - Deira, Dubai Al Raha BeachAl RahaDevelopment Beach Development – Abu Dhabi – Abu Dhabi Deira CornicheDeira - Dubai Corniche - Dubai Al Marjan – RasAl Marjan Al Khaimah – Ras Al Khaimah Dubai MaritimeDubai City Maritime City Al Dana – RasAl Al Dana Khaimah – Ras Al Khaimah DMC Ferry TerminalDMC Ferry - Dubai Terminal - Dubai Das GhanadaDas – Abu Ghanada Dhabi – Abu Dhabi Dubai WorldDubai World Khalifa Port Khalifa&
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