General Labourer

TDSB Community Services

Other, Western Cape

Salary not listedFull-time · Posted 6 days ago

General worker roles are the most common entry point into the South African job market, covering factory, warehouse, packing and manual labour positions that rarely require matric or prior experience.

This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, general worker roles in South Africa typically pay R4 500 to R9 000 a month (indicative).

Job description

Company Details Company Name: Apparel and workwear manufacturing company

Industry: Manufacturing

Location: 34 Midland Avene, Unit 3, Scarborough and 31 Progress Avenue, Unit 18, Scarborough

Employment Details Number of Positions: 5

Working Hours: Monday to Friday Daytime

Summary Of Duties

Assist in the production process: Support the assembly and production of custom window coverings.
Operate machinery: Use and maintain machinery used in the production of blinds.
Ensure quality standards: Follow procedures to maintain quality standards in the production process.
Participate in quality control: Help in the quality control process to ensure the final product meets specifications.
Packaging and assembly: Assist in the packaging and assembly of custom window coverings.

Qualifications

Required qualifications: Ability to communicate well in English and eligibility to work in Canada
Experience: Sewing machine experience preferred but not essential
Hours: Fulltime: 37.5 to 40 hours a week

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