CO2 Welder

CO2 Welder


Company
Recruite Agency
Location
Pretoria
Salary
R 12,5K–R 35K a month
Posted
27 days ago
Via
via Recruite
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Job Description
Industrial engineering firm in Pretoria is seeking a skilled CO2 Welder for fabrication and maintenance work.
Responsibilities
• Perform welding tasks according to technical specifications
• Read and interpret blueprints and weld symbols
• Inspect welded components for defects
• Maintain welding equipment and tools
• Ensure compliance with safety procedures and standards
• Collaborate with the production team on fabrication projects

Requirements
• Proven experience as a Welder
• Proficiency in various welding techniques (MIG, TIG, Stick)
• Ability to work with different metals and materials
• Strong attention to detail and technical skills
• Good physical condition and manual dexterity

Qualifications
Trade Test Welder (Section 13 or 26D). Welding coding is an advantage.

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