Welder

Welder


Company
Mary Grace Foods, Inc.
Location
Parañaque, Metro Manila
Job Type
Full-time
Via
via Indeed

Job Description
• Welds, fabricates, installs, repairs, and maintains tools and metal works for operations.
• Performs fabrication, repairs, and maintenance of wood works including but not limited to doors, tables, chairs, wall planks, among others.
• Repairs and maintains ceiling structures, c purlins, gypsum boards, and support structures.
• Diagnoses equipment faults for tools and systems related to machine operations.
• Executes risk-based maintenance on systems and equipment.
• Cleans, adjusts, and repairs systems and executes warranty services.
• Performs emergency repairs promptly and efficiently.
• Provides technical direction and on-the-job trainings.
• Keeps daily logs and records of all repairs and maintenance functions.
• Complies with service and safety standards and work instructions.
• Performs other tasks assigned by the immediate supervisor.
• Minimum Qualifications: Has at least 6 months of related work experience as welder-carpenter.
• Amenable to work on a 6-day workweek, shifting schedule, dominantly night shift for repairs and maintenance program execution.
• Willing to travel to various Mary Grace Café locations.

Mary Grace Foods Inc., founded in 2002 by Mary Grace Dimacali, began with a passion for baking and service. Her award-winning baked goods, including ensaymadas and cheeserolls, were first sold in premium mall kiosks. In 2006, Café Mary Grace was born, offering comfort food in a warm, home-like setting. Today, with over 70 kiosks and 60 cafés, Mary Grace provides stable jobs and continues expanding across the Philippines. In the next years, Mary Grace aims to open more branches all over the Philippines and in Asia. We wish to raise the flag of "proudly Filipino made" on the international stage.

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