Apprentice Artisan Jobs in South Africa
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Apprentice Pinetown
Clydesdale
Pinetown
R6 000-R15 000 dep on experience trained in our printing and Lazer factory as an apprentice. This role is designed for someone who is eager
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Port Elizabeth
Monthly
Requirements:
- Must have a certified trade test (Electrical or Mechanical). Technical knowledge is essential.
- Must be able to run hi-tech machinery.
- Understanding of QMS systems.
Printing Factory Apprentice R6 000-r15 000 Dep On Experience
ClydesdalePinetown
R6 000-R15 000 dep on experience trained in our printing and Lazer factory as an apprentice. This role is designed for someone who is eager
Maintenance Fitter
Nigel
R26 000 Monthly skills
Shift Supervisor Durban
Live Wire Recruitment ConsultantseThekwini
R41,000 CTC per Month Callout shift artisan for breakdowns that require more attention. Assist stand-by artisan in breakdowns
Workshop Foreman Randburg
Creative SourcingSouth Africa
determining work durations and report back on Artisans progress. Unlock / Lockup, machinery on/off, lights other equipment as per Schedule. Machines and Artisans Tool Control. Monitoring staff start and finish
Workshop Manager
Johannesburg
R50 000 - R60 000 monthly new workshop staff, including mechanics and apprentices, and oversee their training and development.
Product Supervisor Howick
Id Recruitment SolutionsHowick
that the production schedule for small batch artisanal products is completed within quality specs, on
Patisserie Product Supervisor
Id Recruitment SolutionsHowick
that the production schedule for small batch artisanal products is completed within quality specs, on
Cnc Machinist / Programmer
Johannesburg
30000 Monthly
third parties.
Supervising and training apprentices on how to manufacture components correctly.
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