Co 2 Welder

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A company in Port Elizabeth is looking for CO2 Welders using manual or semi-automatic welding equipment in various positions (vertical, horizontal or overhead).
To be successful you mast have Grade 10/12.
Proven experience as a welder.
Willingness to use protective clothing (face-shield, gloves etc.).
Duties are as follows but not limited to:
Repair machinery and other components by welding pieces and filling gaps.
Assist Boilermakers in their daily duties.
Please send a copy of your updated CV to us.
We do not charge any fees.
FAX your CV to: 086 566 8634
Or call Millenium: 084 572 4146

Building Supply Driver

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A building supply store in Bloemfontein is looking for a driver to deliver their supplies to their customers. To be successful you must have Grade 12.
A valid code C 1 driver’s License and PDP.
Have No serious Fines or accidents in the last 2 years. Duties are as follows but not limited to:
Do vehicle inspection on a daily basis.
Make sure load is correctly loaded and secured.
Please send a copy of your updated CV to us.
We do not charge any fees.
FAX your CV to: 086 566 8634
Or call Millenium: 084 572 4146

Programme Coordinator (Cape Town)

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Job description

Are you looking to make a difference? Would you like a meaningful role helping develop and run programs for international students? Connect-123 has received industry recognition as a quality provider of internship, volunteer, and study abroad opportunities for overseas students and graduates in Barcelona, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Dublin, and Shanghai. We’ve been growing and now are hiring a program coordinator for our important Cape Town location. As program coordinator, you will be helping connect interns and volunteers with opportunities in a wide range of fields including business, education, health care, human rights, journalism, social work, and sustainable development. All of our programs are designed to create lasting value for Connect-123 program participants and the local organisations with whom they are placed.

As a Cape Town programme coordinator, you will:

  • Guide individuals through the application process 
  • Match applicants to the best-fit internship or volunteer opportunity 
  • Assist interns and volunteers with preparations for their trip to Cape Town 
  • Facilitate a rich learning experience for program participants once in-country 
  • Engage in coaching/mentoring sessions to help interns and volunteers learn from their experience and build their careers 
  • Identify new volunteer and internship opportunities 
  • Build and maintain relationships with the relevant host organisations and help them to define intern/volunteer projects 
  • Continuously deepen your knowledge of local projects by attending industry events, reading relevant publications and building a network of contacts 
  • Establish and maintain relationships with universities; develop customised programs for universities
  • Participate in fun and educational social experiences for interns and volunteers
  • Provide support to other program locations, including Barcelona, Buenos Aires, Dublin, and Shanghai as needed 

Further, you will be a valued member of the Connect-123 team. You will receive ongoing training, mentoring, and support to help you succeed as well as opportunities for career growth.

To apply:

Tell us about yourself and why you would be an ideal program coordinator for Cape Town! Please email your CV and a cover letter to

moc.321-tcennoc@1tc.sboj

. Cover letters should demonstrate that you are familiar with our organisation, as evidenced by reviewing our website, blog and other information available online. Applications submitted without cover letters will not be considered.

Company Description

Connect-123 assists both university students and academic advisors to find challenging, career-related internship and service learning projects in a wide range of fields, including business, communications, education, community service, human rights, journalism, health care, law and sustainable development. Through our extensive network of for-profit and non-profit organisations in Barcelona, Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Dublin and Shanghai, our local, on-the-ground staff can find specific opportunities for students according to their academic and career goals.

Requirements

  • Third-year level qualification
  • Superior people skills, including leadership, listening, problem-solving, and coaching
  • Excellent communication skills: written and verbal
  • Proven organisational and multitasking skills

Posted on 28 Dec 12:00

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Arc Welders

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A Company is currently accepting applications for Arc Welders. We’re looking for long-term candidates who is looking for a secure and rewarding form of employment.
Requirements:
-Grade 10/12.
-Present Welding certificate. -Be able to work with air and power tools.
-Must communicate effectively.
-Must be able to do overhead welding.
Day to day duties are as follows but not limited to:
-Assist Boilermaker with his Daily tasks.
-De-bur and grind metal as necessary.
-Be able to stand and kneel for extended periods.
Please send a copy of your updated CV to us.
We do not charge any fees.
FAX your CV to: 086 607 5682
Or call 5 Star: 064 163 0527
5Star@mailboxs.co.za

Sport24.co.za | Fiery Morkel leaves Zimbabwe on the ropes

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Port Elizabeth – Zimbabwe were forced to follow on after being bowled out for 68 on the second day of their one-off day-night Test against South Africa at St George’s Park in Port Elizabeth on Wednesday.

LIVE: Proteas v Zimbabwe, Day 2

South Africa led by 241 runs on the first innings.

Fast bowler Morne Morkel was the main destroyer, taking five for 21. Kagiso Rabada and Andile Phehlukwayo took two wickets each.

Nightwatchman Kyle Jarvis was the top score for Zimbabwe, making 23.

Morkel, who took the first three wickets under floodlights on Tuesday, when Zimbabwe were left floundering on 30 for four, again made the first breakthroughs.

With his seventh ball of the morning, Morkel bowled left-hander Rory Burl for 16, beating the batsman for pace with a ball angled in from around the wicket.

Four balls later he had Sikandar Raza caught behind after softening him up with a vicious bouncer.

South Africa were again without wicketkeeper Quinton de Kock, who suffered a low grade hamstring strain while batting on Monday. De Kock was ruled out of the rest of the match, with captain AB de Villiers keeping wicket.

News24.com | Manhunt launched following Limpopo petrol station robbery

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Phalaborwa – Police have launched a manhunt after a heavily armed gunmen blew up a safe at a petrol service station in the Phalaborwa CBD in Limpopo, and took an undisclosed amount of cash on Wednesday morning.

Lieutenant-Colonel Moatshe Ngoepe said the nine men, who had pistols and AK47s, stormed onto the petrol station premises at about 02:00.

“It is alleged that in the early hours of this morning, nine suspects travelling [in] a blue BMW with registration number FX 96 XJ GP, hijacked a Golf GTI, with registration number FJ 80 YW GP, of a client when they invaded the garage heavily armed with pistols and AK47s,” he said.

They then ordered employees, including security guards, to lay flat on the floor before they blew up the safe, said Ngoepe.

He said the men also took two firearms from security guards.

“They then fled the scene with an undisclosed amount of money.”

Police were summoned and “the BMW was found abandoned at a distance away from the scene,” he said.

Preliminary investigations revealed that the BMW was hijacked in Tzaneen earlier, Ngoepe said.

He asked anyone with information which may lead to an arrest to contact Brigadier James Espach on 082 576 0743 or Crime Stop on 0860 010 111.

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eNCA | Mother lays charges against paramedics after child’s death at Mboro church

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JOHANNESBURG – The mother of a child who died at Pastor Paseka “Mboro” Motsoeneng’s Incredible Happenings Ministry on Sunday has laid charges of culpable homicide against paramedics from the Ekurhuleni Emergency Management Services.

READ: Mboro could lay charges after ambulance death row

She was accompanied by Motsoeneng, who has accused the paramedics of negligence.

The mother had taken her sick three-year-old daughter to the church for pastor Motsoeneng to pray for her recovery.

READ: Pastor Mboro buys himself BMW worth R2m

Motsoeneng said the child was “very” sick when she was brought to his church. He claims paramedics shouted at the mother instead of providing medical care.

“We called the ambulance, we thought they would come quicker, they didn’t. Instead of entering, they refused to enter. Why do you refuse to take the child, why do you refuse to put the child in a structure?” he said while briefing the media outside the Alberton police station in southern Johannesburg.

The paramedics have refuted Motsoeneng’s claims and said the child was already dead when they arrived at the church.

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