Welders and boilermakers needed

Welders and boilermakers needed


Company
Impendulo-ICT
Location
Gqeberha
Job Type
Contractor
Posted
5 days ago
Via
via Gumtree
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Job Description
Job Advertisement: Boilermaker & Welder (Short-Term Contract)
Project Location: Port Elizabeth
Duration:
Start Date: May 26
Role Overview
We are seeking a qualified Boilermaker and a coded Welder for an immediate, short-term industrial contract. The project involves

Key Responsibilities
Boilermaker: Reading and interpreting technical drawings, structural steel assembly, and onsite fabrication.
Welder: High-quality welding (TIG/MIG/Arc as specified) according to project standards. Must ensure all welds meet structural integrity and safety codes.
Requirements
Relevant Trade Certificate or Red Seal qualification.
Proven experience in industrial or utility-scale environments.
For Welders: Current/valid coding
Ability to work independently and adhere to strict safety (OHS) protocols.
Own basic PPE and hand tools preferred.

Please contact Natasha 0812520367
Email cv to [email protected]

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