Johannesburg: Boilermaker/Welder

Duties and Responsibilities: Construction and repair: Building and fixing boilers, tanks, and other large vessels for storing and processing various products. Welding: Using welding equipment to join metal parts and repair components, often involving different methods like MIG and TIG welding. Metal fabrication: Cutting, shaping, and assembling metal pieces using tools like flame cutting torches and other machinery. Installation: Installing components inside vessels, as well as other equipment such as pipes for dams or pollution abatement equipment. Testing: Testing completed boilers and other vessels to ensure they meet safety and quality standards. Maintenance: Performing routine maintenance to ensure the longevity of the structures. Rigging: Setting up rigging to lift and move heavy parts into place. Required Skills and Abilities: Physical fitness: The job requires significant physical strength for heavy lifting and long shifts. Problem-solving: The ability to analyze problems and find solutions is crucial for coordinating projects and working through challenges. Working at heights: A willingness and ability to work at heights is often necessary. Working in confined spaces: Boilermakers must be comfortable working in tight, confined areas. Teamwork: The role requires effective communication and collaboration with other workers. Hand-eye coordination: This is essential for accurate welding and assembly. Blueprint reading: The ability to read and interpret blueprints is necessary for installation and repair projects. Flexibility: A willingness to work different shifts and travel is often a requirement. Career and Certification: Grade 12 Certification: Trade Test Certification: such as a Red Seal Skills: Physical fitness: The job requires significant physical strength for heavy lifting and long shifts. Problem-solving: The ability to analyze problems and find solutions is crucial for coordinating projects and working through challenges. Working at heights: A willingness and ability to work at heights is often necessary