Cylindrical Grinder -Engineering

In brief

**Overview** The role is for a Cylindrical Grinder, offered by MPRTC Recruitment. This position involves precision machining, specifically setting up and operating cylindrical grinding machinery to produce accurate components to technical drawings and tight tolerances. **What you will do** * Set up and operate cylindrical grinding machinery. * Produce accurate components to technical drawings and tight tolerances. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Matric * ±5 years’ experience in the engineering industry * Cylindrical grinding experience * Ability to read and interpret complex technical drawings * Experience working to tight tolerances * Proficient in using measuring equipment * Basic calculation and machine maintenance skills * Able to work overtime and weekends when required * Own reliable transport essential * Able to work independently and under pressure **Who should apply** Candidates with a matriculation certificate and approximately 5 years of experience in the engineering industry, specifically in cylindrical grinding. Applicants must be able to read and interpret complex technical drawings, have experience working to tight tolerances, and be proficient in using measuring equipment. Basic calculation and machine maintenance skills are required. The ideal candidate will be available to work overtime and weekends when needed, possess their own reliable transport, and be capable of working both independently and under pressure. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/cylindrical-grinder-engineering-mprtc-recruitment Source: myjobmag

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