Hdpe Welder

Hdpe Welder


Company
Minopex
Location
Polokwane
Posted
4 days ago
Via
Jobs - South Africa | Trabajo.org

Job Description
**Introduction**

This position will be based at the Bokoni Platinum Mine in Atok, Limpopo Province.
• *Description**

The purpose of this position is to be part of a full HDPE team in the workshop and on all Sites.
• *Duties and Responsibilities**:

- Reading and interpreting blueprints and schematics.
- Determining the required tools, materials and welding methods
- Assembling, installing and repairing pipe components and systems according to specifications
- Inspecting materials, equipment, and tools on /off site
- Examining completed welds to ensure they are free of defects, smooth, and functional.
- Observing safety regulations during working processes
- Must be able to take on-site sizes for workshop manufacturing
• *Qualification Requirements**:

- Grade 12 or equivalent
- Valid HDPE Welding certificate
- Valid driver’s license
- Valid passport
• *Experience and Skills Requirements**
- Minimum 3 years’ experience and knowledge within mining industry in HDPE is preferred
- English Language Proficiency
- Knowledge of Workplace and Mining environment’s Safety and Procedures
- Time management skills

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