CO2 Welder

CO2 Welder


Company
ScaleSource Talent Solutions
Location
Pretoria
Posted
11 hours ago
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Job Description
Introduction

A manufacturing company based in Pretoria North is looking for an experienced CO2 Welder to join their production team on a contract basis.

Duties & Responsibilities
• Perform CO2 welding on components used in the production process
• Ensure welds meet quality and safety standards
• Work effectively within a production line environment
• Maintain productivity and meet daily targets

Desired Experience & Qualification
• Minimum 4+ years' experience in CO2 welding
• Previous experience working in a manufacturing / production environment
• Ability to work accurately and maintain high welding standards
• Must be available to start immediately

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