Boilermaker / Welder (Trailers)

Boilermaker / Welder (Trailers)


Company
Reinhardt Transport Group
Location
Durban
Via
BeBee ZA

Job Description
A career opportunity exists at
REINHARDT TRANSPORT GROUP Technical Services, DURBAN
for the position of:

BOILERMAKER / WELDER (Trailers)
Job Summary (not Limited To)
• Knowledge and skill of Co2 welding
• Experience in cutting with a cutting torch
• Spray Painting skills

Minimum Requirement
• 5 Years' experience in Welding / Boilermaking including fabrication, grinding, cutting and use of hand tools in the trailer manufacturing / maintenance industry.
• Technical knowledge of trailers will be an advantage
• Own toolbox is compulsory
• Grade 12 (Matric)
• Computer Literate
• Valid driver's license (candidates without a valid driver's license will not be considered)
• Must be fluent in English and Afrikaans
• Have own transport
• Please note that a practical test will form part of the assessment process. The candidate must provide his own PPE and basic hand tools on the assessment date.

Remuneration
To be discussed in the interview
• Please apply here or e-mail your CV to only, with BOILERMAKER / WELDER - Durban in the subject line.

Applications will close on Friday, 23rd January 2026 at the close of business.

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