Welder

Welder


Company
Talent 101(Pty)Ltd
Location
Durban
Posted
10 days ago
Via
Jobrapido.com

Job Description
We're Hiring: Welder | Steel and Fabrication

Location: Pinetown, Durban

Environment: Fast-paced, high-performing FMCG / Manufacturing

Salary: To be discussed (based on experience)

We're looking for a skilled Welder who takes pride in quality workmanship, safety, and supporting production in a demanding manufacturing environment.

Key Responsibilities include:

• Measuring, cutting, and welding materials to specification

• Inspecting finished work to meet tolerance and blueprint standards

• Supporting breakdowns to ensure minimal downtime

• Maintaining workshop safety and efficiency

• Managing priorities to meet deadlines and reduce non-conformance

Requirements:

Proven welding experience with quality output

FMCG / Manufacturing environment experience

Strong attention to detail and time management

Commitment to safety and teamwork

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