Welder
Company
Telebest
Location
Johannesburg
Job Type
Part-time
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Job Mail
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Job Description
• Mig welder to ensure welding procedures standards
• Previous aluminum welding experience essential
• Knowledge in welding conveyor frames
• Select, measure, cut and join appropriate metals to specifications
• Able to interpret specifications and blueprints accurately
• Regular cleaning and inspecting welding equipment and tools
• Able to determine the correct gas ratios
• Diagnosing issues and troubleshoot where required
• Reviewing specification, layout metal components, cutting, fabricating and welding pieces together to create tools and other metal parts
• Must be avaiable immediately
• Previous aluminum welding experience essential
• Knowledge in welding conveyor frames
• Select, measure, cut and join appropriate metals to specifications
• Able to interpret specifications and blueprints accurately
• Regular cleaning and inspecting welding equipment and tools
• Able to determine the correct gas ratios
• Diagnosing issues and troubleshoot where required
• Reviewing specification, layout metal components, cutting, fabricating and welding pieces together to create tools and other metal parts
• Must be avaiable immediately
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