Rockbreaker Learnership
Closing Date:2023/06/23
Reference Number:AEC230608-5
Pillar:AECI Mining
Job Title:Rockbreaker Learnership
Job Type Classification:Learnership
Number of Positions:5
Location – Town / Site:Northern CapeLocation – Province
Northern Cape
Location – Country:South Africa
Job Description
To be trained and gain knowledge and understating of rock breaking procedures.
Compliance with all safety, health and environmental procedures and legislation.
Comply with SETA requirements in relation to Learnership program.
Qualifications & Experience
Matric / Grade 12 with Mathematics and Science
OR
N3 Certificate with Business English, Engineering Science, Maths, and any 2 subjects passed (total of 5 subjects)
NQF2 Chemical Operations Learnership
Closing Date:2023/06/23
Reference Number:AEC230608-4
Pillar:AECI Mining
Job Title:NQF2 Chemical Operations Learnership
Job Type Classification:Learnership
Number of Positions:2
Location – Town / Site:Modderfontein
Location – Province:Gauteng
Location – Country:South Africa
Job Description
NQF 2 unit standards training in plant operation.
general cleaning around the plant.
Utilize the help of the plant operator to run the machine.
Complete the production process documentation in accordance with the process specifications.
Monitoring and running of the process following competency declaration.
utilizing heights.
being physically capable of functioning in a chemical environment, including doing so at heights and in small spaces.
the capacity to learn how to operate a forklift.
able to perform overtime and shift work as needed.
Qualifications & Experience
Matric with Maths and Science.
Basic Computer Skills.
Applicants must be unemployed, between the age of 18 and 25.
About :
A daring, new chapter in our company’s history, which dates back to the finding of gold in Johannesburg in 1886, is “One AECI, for a better world.” We have always been an innovative force for good, concentrating on releasing the potential of science and technology to create modern life and living. In order to realize the promise of “a better world,” we are redefining the possibilities of our purpose as we start to recover from the chaos and dread of a COVID-19 epidemic.