• Crane Operators

    Crane operators’ applicants should be able to control lifting machinery using buttons, levers, and pedals. They must be able to attach loads to hoists and cranes and safely remove them. Occasionally, they will set up and repair equipment.

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  • Heavy Lift Crane Operators

    The applicant’s job entails lifting levers and pushing buttons to ensure the safe conveyance of materials and equipment around the mining site. They will work and communicate with ground crew/helpers via hand signals and within precise limits and set standards of accuracy. The crane operators will bolt boom sections together in order to extend or…

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  • Mine Site Auto Electrician

    The applicant will concentrate on the electrical parts of Caterpillar, Hitachi, BELL, Liebherr, Komatsu and cranes that will entail installing, repairing, wiring, and maintaining of all electrical components found in the mentioned equipment. Their role will also include making sure all components act in accordance with one another and if any part is off, they will have…

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  • Full Stack Developer (Front End and Back End)

    A Full Stack Developer is needed in a reputable institution to produce scalable software solutions. You’ll be part of a cross-functional team that’s responsible for the full software development life cycle, from conception to deployment.

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  • Quality Assurance Engineer

    We are looking for a QA engineer who should have a thorough understanding of QA testing environments and software development life cycles. Must have strong skills in a variety of categories: engineering and technology, math and science, verbal and written communication, problem-solving, reasoning and logic, and practical skills.

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