SGS New Zealand – Industrial Valve Engineering
Fitter Turners Required for a 10-day shutdown
• Global organisation
• Casual staff
• Tokoroa
IVE is part of the industrial services division of the SGS Group and are market leaders in the field of servicing, procuring, and installing complex valve networks, with branches in Christchurch, Invercargill, New Plymouth, Hamilton and Tokoroa.
Do you like to use your fitter/turner, skills to keep New Zealand's top process industries and power companies operational?
We are currently seeking experienced Fitter Turners, to work on a casual basis initially at the next shut in Tokoroa. Suitable applicants will be trade qualified people, physically fit, with exceptional mechanical aptitude and who enjoy working to high standards of quality in flexible and challenging environments.
If this sounds like you, or you know someone who would be keen on this role get on board now! Apply by sending your CV to Karen.Hughes@sgs.com or call Karen on 0274417144 or Neil Voice our Labour Manager on 0274873103.
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