Overview
Artisan ; Engineering & Technical, Gauteng Tshwane (Pretoria)
R R 50 000.00 – R R 60 000.00 Monthly
Automotive manufacturing industry experience with relevant qualifications and at least 3 years’ Welding Supervisor background will be ideal. Knowledge of Method Mag, CO2. TIG and resistance welding as well as Solid Works, Towbar fatigue testing and robotic welding is essential.
Requirements:
- Completed training as a welding engineer
- Professional experience in the industrial environment, particularly in the automotive industry
- At least 3 years of experience as a welding supervisor
- Analytical and cost-oriented work
- Broad and application-ready knowledge base on relevant standards
- Extensive knowledge of the state of the art in automation and control technology
- Extensive knowledge of METHOD MAG and resistance welding
- Method MAG (CO2), TIG and Resistance
- Knowledge of Solid Works
- Knowledge of Towbar fatigue testing
- Knowledge of Robotic Welding
- Must have good MS-Office and knowledge of AutoCad
- Must be independent and goal-oriented work
- Good English written and verbal communication skills.
- The ability to speak German it will be an advantage
- Work science and business knowledge
Duties and Responsibilities
- Support of the project team for the cost and production
- Optimized development of our products
- Documentation on production process including machine setting data for welding processes
- Procurement of the necessary operating and manufacturing equipment
- Support for the development of databases and the database connection of welding systems
- Appointment tracking during equipment creation and release to production
- Uncovering potential for improvement and drawing up proposals
- Active cooperation in optimizing the manufacturing layout, material flow and technological processes.
- Professional management and management of employees and cooperation with executives
- Conducting training for welding staff
- Ensuring welding suitability and occupational safety
- Preparation and management of welding instructions, monitoring and examination documents
- externally oriented active cooperation with suppliers, partners and customers
- Active influence in the product and process development process, in particular on component and equipment design
- Experiments on the behaviour of different materials during welding
- Process and quality planning as well as co-design of investment and factory planning
- Targeted welding data acquisition and evaluation
- Process development with adaptation for component-specific aspects