BOILERMAKER The incumbents will work as part of a maintenance team, which is responsible for maintenance in the Concentrator department Secondary crushing section. The shutdown team is required to work shifts. Responsibilities will include: • Carrying out boilermaking repairs and maintenance on building and equipment structures, conveyor chutes, ore feeders, vibrating screens, cone crushers, ore bins, and various pipelines. • Involvement in small projects to improve equipment. • Assisting supervisor in compliance with planned maintenance system. • Ensuring adherence to HSEQ standards. • Carrying out LEGAL checks. Intrinsic Qualities • Good working knowledge of the core process. • Must have a good understanding of the Palabora Integrated HSEQ system, especially HIRMs and Isolation procedures. • Good communication skills. • Must be a self starter requiring minimal supervision. • Must be able to identify potential hazards related to job and take action to perform all work within the framework of safe work practices provided. • Must be willing to work shifts when required. • Must be adaptable to change. • Must take ownership of work area and task performed. Qualifications & Experience • Qualified Boilermaker. • Valid driver’s licence. • Computer literacy. • Preferably the holder of a valid first aid certificate. • Minimum of two years experience in boilermaking, in the crushing and conveying / plant environment. In line with our Employment Equity Policy we would especially welcome applications from members of the designated groups. Internal applications must be made on Internal Application Forms and hand delivered to the Human Resources Services department. External applicants to submit a curriculum vitae, clearly indicating position applied for, and copies of qualifications to: The Recruitment Officer, Fax 015 780 2093 or e-mail: [email protected] If you do not hear from the Company within 21 days please treat you application as unsuccessful. Closing date: 2 August 2013
Posted on: Fri, 26 Jul 2013 07:26:52 +0000
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