Vacancy: Machine Operator (3 positions) (Based in Suba District, Nyanza Province)
Our client, a major producer and exporter of raw, processed and value added agricultural produce is looking to hire a Machine Operator reporting to the Charcoal Factory Manager. The main responsibility for this role is to assist in operating the charcoal factory at its optimal capacity, whilst upholding health and safety issues.
The Primary Duties of this role will include:
* Operating the charcoal processing machines
* Carrying out maintenance of the machines
* Ensuring that safety is maintained in the factory
Required Qualities – The ideal candidate will:
* Have working knowledge of machines
* Be able to work with minimum supervision
* Be innovative, enthusiastic and energetic
Required Skills – The ideal candidate will:
* Have good communication and interpersonal skills
* Have proven ability to interpret and apply safety regulation
* Be highly organized, paying close attention to detail and have effective time management skills
Qualifications
* Have a Certificate or Diploma in Mechanical Engineering
* At least 2 years working in a highly mechanized environment.
* Be able to operate cranes
Our client is looking for young, enthusiastic individuals who are motivated by job satisfaction and the desire to achieve outstanding results. Female candidates and individuals who come from Nyanza are encouraged to apply.
If you are interested in the position and have the skills our client is looking for, we would like to hear from you. Please forward an application letter quoting “Machine Operator” indicating your suitability to this role, together with a copy of your updated resume, and your current salary and benefit package to recruit@tgagroupea.com by end of day 1st December 2010. All applications should have an email address and telephone number.
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