Technical Production Lead: CNC & Welding Ops
Company
University of Fort Hare
Location
Cape Town
Salary
€400K–€500K a year
Via
Adzuna
Job Description
A leading educational institution is seeking a Technical Production Manager to oversee manufacturing operations. The ideal candidate will plan and coordinate production activities with a focus on CNC machining and welding. Responsibilities include managing production staff, ensuring quality standards, and driving continuous improvement initiatives. Candidates should possess 10+ years of experience in manufacturing, a technical degree, and strong leadership skills. This is a key role that demands an analytical thinker who can meet production targets efficiently.
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