Millwright Electrician

Confidential - South Africa
new offer (26/04/2024)

job description

Description
About the position
Trade tested Millwright and red seal Master Installation Electrician is essential
National Diploma in Electrical or Mechanical is an advantage
Strong supervisory skills
At least 5 years related experience
Maintain the planned maintenance of all facilities in the company to ensure the equipment operates efficiently and safely
Ableto work under pressure and do mathematical calculations
Must have FMCG or pharmaceutical industry manufacturing experience
**Requirements**:
Minumun level of education:
Grade 12 /N4 Matric
2 years of experience
Availability for travel:
No
Availability for change of residence:
No
People with disabilities:
Yes

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