Sasolburg, 1947, South Africa - Training Department
Employee to be employed on unskilled, manual work including all types of cleaning, carrying, loading or unloading of vehicles, making of beverages, assisting on delivery vehicles, collection/delivery of mail and messages, marking of packages and bales, effluent disposal, feeding hides or skins on to conveyors or transporters, and the physical handling of hides and skins in all departments. Click apply now to upload your cv & certificates in pdf format.
South Africa has a shortage of artisans. The Department of Higher Education and Training (DHET) has identified trades that are in demand such as diesel mechanics, instrument technicians, riggers, auto electricians and millwrights. More information on what an artisan is and artisan training(link is external) is available on the Skills Portal.
https://www.dhet.gov.za/SitePages/Resources.aspx
Benefits
Workplace Learning This is a critical part of the learning process because this is where occupational knowledge and practical training is applied in the workplace. During this time General Workers will be exposed to the entire scope of their chosen trade.
Responsibilities
JOB RESPONSIBILITIES
Ensure adherence to health and safety, environment, quality and housekeeping in section.
Apply fault-finding techniques, conduct root cause failure analysis and regular plant inspections.
Clean, maintain and repair mechanical parts, components and equipment as directed by the Supervisor.
Conduct regular plant and steel structures inspections.
Carry out workshop fabrication, equipment assembly and installation.
Complete breakdown and preventive maintenance work orders, create subsequent notifications, and provide feedback on work performed.
Attain and maintain relevant licences and authorisations required to execute allocated duties e.g. Basic Rigging, Working at Heights.
