General Worker (Assembly & Welding)
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Job Crystal
Location
Johannesburg
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4 days ago
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Job Intro
General Worker (Assembly & Welding) - Johannesburg, GP Gauteng
Job Specification: General Worker (Assembly & Welding)
A General Worker proficient in assembly and welding supports manufacturing operations by assembling components and performing basic welding tasks safely and efficiently.
Job Specification
Role Summary
Perform hands-on assembly of parts using tools and fixtures, alongside basic welding on metal structures. Ensure quality workmanship while maintaining a clean, safe workspace in a fast-paced production environment.
Key Responsibilities
Read blueprints, assemble components per specifications, and weld small/medium metal parts.
Offer
Previous work with sprockets, bearings, motors, chains, etc
Prepare surfaces (grinding, cleaning), set up welding equipment, and inspect finished work for defects.
Operate hand/power tools, report equipment issues, and follow safety protocols strictly.
Maintain organized workspace and assist team with material handling
Required Skills & Experience
2+ years hands-on experience assembling mechanical equipment (not mass production).
Proven welding skills on steel components; familiarity with sprockets, bearings, motors, chains.
Competent with drill press, taps/dies, angle grinder, basic fabrication tools. Must be able to drill into metal
Blueprint reading, measurements (mm/fractions), mechanical problem-solving aptitude.
Physically fit, reliable, good English communication.
Monthly Salary: R10000 - R12000
General Worker (Assembly & Welding) - Johannesburg, GP Gauteng
Job Specification: General Worker (Assembly & Welding)
A General Worker proficient in assembly and welding supports manufacturing operations by assembling components and performing basic welding tasks safely and efficiently.
Job Specification
Role Summary
Perform hands-on assembly of parts using tools and fixtures, alongside basic welding on metal structures. Ensure quality workmanship while maintaining a clean, safe workspace in a fast-paced production environment.
Key Responsibilities
Read blueprints, assemble components per specifications, and weld small/medium metal parts.
Offer
Previous work with sprockets, bearings, motors, chains, etc
Prepare surfaces (grinding, cleaning), set up welding equipment, and inspect finished work for defects.
Operate hand/power tools, report equipment issues, and follow safety protocols strictly.
Maintain organized workspace and assist team with material handling
Required Skills & Experience
2+ years hands-on experience assembling mechanical equipment (not mass production).
Proven welding skills on steel components; familiarity with sprockets, bearings, motors, chains.
Competent with drill press, taps/dies, angle grinder, basic fabrication tools. Must be able to drill into metal
Blueprint reading, measurements (mm/fractions), mechanical problem-solving aptitude.
Physically fit, reliable, good English communication.
Monthly Salary: R10000 - R12000
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