Fixed Term - General Worker

MAIN PURPOSE OF JOB:

To assist in the stacking, packing, strapping and storage of raw materials and finished goods. To maintain and adhere to all OHSA regulations.

MAIN RESPONSIBILITIES

  • Assist machine operators with the manual loading of mandrels and feeding materials into production machinery safely and efficiently.
  • Learn and develop the skills required to operate production machinery, when required, to support operational requirements and future career progression.
  • Perform the correct manual wrapping, stacking, packing, and strapping of raw materials and finished goods in accordance with company procedures and quality standards.
  • Accurately complete and attach product labels to finished products before dispatch.
  • Ensure adequate stock levels of dunnage, pallets, strapping, and other packaging materials are available to support production requirements.
  • Monitor product quality throughout the production process and immediately report defects, equipment faults, or non-conformances to the Supervisor or Manager.
  • Assist with loading, unloading, sorting, moving, and transporting raw materials and finished products using approved manual handling techniques or equipment.
  • Participate in stock counts, inventory verification, and production-related training sessions as required.
  • Maintain high standards of housekeeping by keeping workstations, equipment, and surrounding areas clean, organised, and free from hazards.
  • Operate a forklift or other authorised material-handling equipment where appropriately licensed, trained, and authorised by management.
  • Strictly comply with all Health, Safety, Environmental, and Quality (HSEQ) policies, procedures, and safe working practices.
  • Wear and maintain the prescribed Personal Protective Equipment (PPE) at all times while performing duties.
  • Adhere to all production, quality, and safety standards, including the strict prohibition on walking on product bundles.
  • Contribute to achieving departmental objectives by maintaining high standards of quality, productivity, efficiency, teamwork, and customer service.

Minimum Qualifications

  • Grade 12 (Matric) with strictly Mathematics and Physical Sciences (Physics) .
  • Previous experience in a manufacturing, steel, engineering or production environment will be advantageous.

Minimum Work Experience

  • 0–2 years' experience in a manufacturing, production, warehouse or industrial environment will be advantageous.
  • Experience with production machinery, overhead cranes, forklifts license or steel manufacturing processes will be an added advantage.

Additional Responsibilities

  • Ability to read, understand and follow work instructions and production documentation.
  • Good numerical skills and attention to detail.
  • Physically fit and capable of performing manual handling tasks.
  • Willingness to work shifts, overtime and weekends when operationally required.

Languages

  • English
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