Senior Maintenance Fitter - Welding, Fabrication & Hydraulics

Senior Maintenance Fitter - Welding, Fabrication & Hydraulics


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Profile Personnel
Location
Gqeberha
Posted
28 days ago
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Job Description
Location: Gqeberha

A maintenance service provider located in Gqeberha is seeking a Qualified Fitter with at least 5 years of post-qualification experience. Key responsibilities include ensuring the machines and factory are well maintained, performing repairs, and adhering to health and safety procedures. Ideal candidates should possess experience in steel fabrication and arc welding, have good problem-solving skills, and work well in both team and individual settings.

This position requires reliability, attention to detail, and a results-driven attitude.
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