Welder - Tig

Welder - Tig


Company
GAP Consulting
Location
Johannesburg
Posted
10 days ago
Via
via Adzuna

Job Description
#SHIFTINTOHIGHCAREER by joining an Engineering | Fabrication Industry that seeks the expertise of a Qualified Tig Welder

Minimum Requirements:
• Must have a minimum of 4 years experience as a Welder within the Engineering | Fabrication Industry
• Trade Tested: Welder
• Strong knowledge of Tig Welding in Fabrication environment D
• Valid Driver's License and own Transport required
• Contactable references and payslips required

Salary Structure:
• Basic Salary based on experience
• Benefits aligned with a Metal Industries Association

(Only suitable candidates will be shortlisted and contacted within 14 days)
Please send your CV to [email protected]
Visit our website at www.gapconsulting.co.za
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