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Duties & Responsibilities Maintenance Fitters are responsible for assembling and fitting components and sub-assemblies constructed from metal and various other materials, contributing to the production process. Machinery and other equipment. Maintaining & repairing machines To determine the precise shape and dimensions of a component for machining, you will analyze detailed blueprints and utilize specialized measuring tools. Machined components are assembled and fitted by drilling holes and tapping threads, as required, to facilitate the bolting of parts together. Inspect joints for tightness and verify the functionality of moving components. If necessary, refine the fit by filing or chiseling parts to ensure precision adjustments. Fabricate, shape, and assemble hydraulic and pneumatic piping systems by cutting components to specified dimensions, threading fittings, bending tubes as required, and securing lines in designated locations. Assemble and maintain the cleanliness and lubrication of all finished products. Manufacturing, repairing, and troubleshooting hydraulic and pneumatic systems are key responsibilities. Operate a variety of power-driven equipment, which may include both manually operated and computer-controlled machinery. Install machinery and equipment at designated sites. The role involves conducting routine inspections of machinery to identify any necessary adjustments or repairs. This includes removing any worn or damaged components to ensure optimal performance and safety. Replacements are installed either by dispatching defective components to the machine shop for refurbishment or by having the repair work carried out directly by the technician. Requirements and skills Full grade 12 certificate. A recognized qualification such as a Degree, Diploma, or Craft Certificate in Mechanical Fitting is essential. Professional Experience Requirements: A minimum of three years of relevant professional experience is required. Strong written and verbal communication skills, along with the ability to collaborate effectively with colleagues and stakeholders, are essential. A strong capacity for critical analysis and decisive action. Professional candidates are encouraged to submit their application letters, curriculum vitae, and relevant certificates as part of the application process. The application deadline is set for September 28, 2026.
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