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Artisan Assistant – (Mechanical) (RAN230302-1) – Rand Water
Closing Date:2023/03/15
Reference Number:RAN230302-1
Job Title:Artisan Assistant – (Mechanical)
Portfolio:Bulk Water Services – Operations
Job Type Classification:Permanent
Location – Country:South Africa
Location – Province:Gauteng
Location – Town / City:Alberton
Location – Site:Zwartkopjes
Job Advert Summary
to move, push, and transport equipment parts and tools in order to assist the artist in carrying out maintenance work.
obey any reasonable instructions and carry them out safely.
Minimum Requirements
Grade 12 or Equivalent
Good Communication Skills
12 Months experience in similar environment
Knowledge of the mechanical field
Ability to do minor mechanical repairs
Basic recognition of tools
Successful candidate must be able to perform labour intensive duties when necessary
Primary Duties
Carrying of tools and materials
To clean up machines and work area when job is completed
Ensure good housekeeping is maintained
Follow safe work procedures
Assist Artisan, Workshop Assistant with job related duties and collect spares from stores
Do plant inspections and report any unsafe conditions to the Supervisor and/or Artisan
Knowledge
Hand tools
Understanding of Safe Working Procedures
Rand Water Safety Standards
Skills
Good communication Skills
Attitude
Good human relations
Co – operation with Supervisors and Artisans
Safety Consciousness
Enthusiasm
about rand water
The goal of Rand Water is to provide all stakeholders with world-class water that is cheap, dependable, and of high quality, using safe, efficient transportation, sustainable business processes, empowered workers, mutually beneficial strategic alliances, and industry best practices. More than 11 million people in Gauteng, some of Mpumalanga, the Free State, and North West receive bulk potable water from Rand Water, one of the largest bulk water utilities in the world and the largest in Africa.
Rand Water collects water from its catchments and cleans it for use by people. After that, the water is given or sold to businesses like mines and industries.