Structural steel welder – mig/gmaw | 2g/3g expert

Structural steel welder – mig/gmaw | 2g/3g expert


Company
Leita Steel Group
Location
Pretoria
Posted
13 days ago
Via
Recruit.net

Job Description
An established industry player is seeking skilled Welders for Structural Steel. This role requires expertise in GMAW/MIG welding and a strong commitment to safety and teamwork. As a Welder, you will ensure the safe operation of machinery, maintain cleanliness in the work environment, and adhere to maintenance schedules. Join a dynamic team where your skills will contribute to high-quality production in a fast-paced environment. If you have a passion for welding and a dedication to excellence, this opportunity is perfect for you.#J-18808-Ljbffr

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