Welder (Casing) Furnaces

Welder (Casing) Furnaces


Company
Glencore
Location
Gauteng
Salary
R 120K–R 180K a year
Posted
2 days ago
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Job Description
Boshoek Smelter

Boshoek, North West, South Africa

Ref. No. BHK2026/13

Internal & External

Responsibilities
• Preparing and installing casings according to applicable standards
• Assisting Artisan (Boilermakers) with their daily duties
• Conducting general housekeeping on the casing floor
• Performing daily quality checks and inspections on all installed casings and equipment
• Performing standby duties and respond to breakdowns
• Adhere to health, safety, environment, community and housekeeping standards.

Qualifications
• Grade 12 and N2 with relevant trade theory (Mechanical) or related Technical Grade 12 qualification
• At least 1 years’ experience as a semi-skilled welder
• Must have relevant grinding, welding and gas cutting skills
• Good knowledge of the HSEC systems

Apply online www.glencore.com/careers and quote reference number BHK2026/13

Applications Close: 27 April 2026

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