Aluminium Boat Welder; MIG​/TIG - Production Focus

Aluminium Boat Welder; MIG​/TIG - Production Focus


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Jobs2day SA
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Gqeberha
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Job Description
Position: Aluminium Boat Welder (MIG/TIG) - Production Focus
Location: Gqeberha

A reputable boat manufacturing company in Gqeberha is seeking skilled and experienced Aluminium Boat Welders for permanent positions. Candidates must have a minimum of 2 years in MIG and TIG welding of aluminium boats and will be responsible for executing welding tasks while adhering to health and safety protocols. The role also involves following production deadlines and maintaining meticulous records as well as compliance with administrative requirements.
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