Cnc Machine Operator Jobs in South Africa
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Cnc Programmer Jhb - Eastern Suburbs
Esg Recruitment
South Africa
Reference: JHB000932-CK-3 CNC Programmer - Milling and Turning. East Rand - Benoni Extensive experience design models. Loading raw materials into the CNC machine. Inputting the product design into the computer the correct cutting tools for the job. Adjusting machine settings to the desired product specifications the final product. Cleaning and maintaining the machine.
share this job on whatsappCnc Setter Jhb - Eastern Suburbs
Esg RecruitmentSouth Africa
Reference: JHB000989-AM-3 CNC Programmer / Setter Area: Wadeville Gauteng 1 x CNC Programmer/ Setter: Milling Milling & Turning Prog on machine (“NOT looking to manage the workshop, or become a production manager”) manager”) Set all machines up to do daily production runs Fanuc controls Willing to Operate during quiet periods
Conventional Mill Operator Jhb - Eastern Suburbs
Esg RecruitmentSouth Africa
Mill Operator Area: Germiston - Gauteng We are seeking a Qualified Horizontal Boring Mill Operator Must unsupervised Must have experience on Precision Machining Work on close tolerance 10 years experience
Boring Mill Operator Jhb - Western Suburbs
Esg RecruitmentSouth Africa
Reference: JHB001075-HJ-1 HORIZONTAL BORING MILL OPERATOR Conventional experience a must Min 10 years H-Boring
Programmer Jhb - Eastern Suburbs
Esg RecruitmentSouth Africa
Programming on Mastercam and on the machine (minimum requirement : Prog on machine) Setting Fanuc controls (Heidenhain
Draughtsperson Jhb - Eastern Suburbs
Esg RecruitmentSouth Africa
item lists. Modify and revise designs to correct operating deficiencies and to improve on existing designs relationships of components, assemblies, systems, and machines. 3D modelling. Draw up general arrangement plant
Draughtsman Jhb - Eastern Suburbs
Esg RecruitmentSouth Africa
Preparing manuals describing product features, operations, and maintenance Making changes to the technical
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