Welder Helper

Welder Helper


Company
Container Corporation of the Philippines
Location
Quezon City, Metro Manila
Job Type
Full-time
Posted
8 days ago
Via
via Indeed

Job Description
WE ARE HIRING!

CONTAINER CORPORATION OF THE PHILIPPINES

85 OLD SAMSON RD. BALINTAWAK, QUEZON CITY

THIS JOB POSITION IS CONTRACTUAL (5 MONTHS)
• Assist the mechanic or welder in preparation of spare units and spare parts.
• Assist in dis assembly repair and re assembly of defective mechanical equipment.
• Withdraw spare parts from store room.
• Cleaning of equipment parts.
• Transport of tools and equipment to and from job site.
• Perform assigned works during Maintenance shutdowns.
• Check work areas for safety. Cleaning and housekeeping before and after work.
• Do other things that will be assigned from time to time.

If interested, please send your resume to [email protected]

Pay: From Php18,127.92 per month

Benefits:
• Additional leave
• Company Christmas gift
• Health insurance
• Life insurance
• On-site parking

Work Location: In person

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