Skip to main content

Production Learner : Kimberly-Clark

Job Description

  • Kimberly-Clark makes the essentials for a better life – with great brands like Huggies® Kleenex® and Scott®. While growing our $18+ billion global business, we help build careers through collaboration, engaging experiences and endless opportunities to work with some of the world’s most recognized brands. And, our 43,000 employees are also changing the world for the better, giving back to communities and causes around the globe. If innovative thinking and a passion to win inspire you, come Unleash Your Power at Kimberly-Clark
  • Learnership Opportunity exist for fixed term work experience in the field of study listed below and the successful incumbents will be based at Kimberly Clark Epping Mill (Cape Town). This Learning programme requires on the job learning supported by structured or institutional learning.

We will support you with :

  • A Complete practical work experience related to the theory learnt at College
  • A Practical Training on Mill Operations
  • Applying the fundamental concepts, theories and techniques of production systems/operations.
  • Applying problem solving techniques to operational problems in a production process
  • Training/working on shifts

Requirements

  • Matric with N3 Engineering Studies (Mechanical/ Electrical), N4 will be an added advantage
  • Must not have previously completed the same qualification/learnership at another company or organization
  • Must have been unemployed at the time of appointment
  • Academic results above 70% in your final year whilst maintaining a 60% -65% average or over during the duration of your studies
  • Safety and Quality Focus
  • Ability to apply problem solving techniques to operational problems in a production process
  • Able to train/work on shifts
  • Committed team player, outspoken, willing to learn, results-oriented, attention to detail, self-starter



APPLY HERE

Popular posts from this blog

Searching for a quick way to a wealthy lifestyle and how to get rich quick? Check out these manageable steps you can make now to improve your chances of getting rich. If your determined and willing to work hard getting rich quickly can become a reality.  The definition of getting rich quickly is simply being able to reach six figures in a year or two. This is fast considering it can also take others their whole lifespan to reach six figures.  When you work for your money you end up knowing how to keep money. That is why multiple lottery winners usually burn through their winnings quicker than you would. How to get rich quick in 5 steps Do you want to stop worrying about money and a live a wealthy life? Here are the things you need to do:  Step 1. Set financial goals First of all set a goal. As to how much you want , what you will to do it and what you need to do it. It can range from early retirement to a dream vacation. Set a goal and create a plan how to reach it. Lacking clear finan
Read more
 Netflix Scholarship 2022  About Netflix & TSI  It is the top global streaming entertainment service. Which provides viewers with a range of TV series, documentaries and feature films, in many genres and languages. It currently has more than 209 million paid members, in over 190 countries. You can watch anytime, anywhere, on any internet-connected screen. Tshikululu Social Investments is the leading social investment fund manager and advisor in South Africa. They work with investors and development partners, in order to achieve sustainable social impact. About The Netflix Scholarship  They are inviting students to apply for their Creative Equity Scholarship Fund (CESF) which is for the 2022 academic year.  Studies Covered By The Netflix Scholarship It will be awarded for studies towards Film and Television-focused disciplines. It is for 1 year of study (final year of undergraduate study or 1 year of postgraduate study), at partner higher educational institutions. Expenses Covered B
Read more
 SPEBS (SAICE Patrons Engineering Bursary Scheme) 2022 About The South African Institution of Civil Engineering It was founded in 1903 and is a society of approximately 8000 members, of not just civil engineers but also technologists and technicians. It was originally founded as the Cape Society of Civil Engineers (CSCE), but later in 1910 it changed names to the South African Society of Civil Engineers (SASCE) and again in 1948 when it became the South African Institution of Civil Engineering (SAICE). About The SAICE Patrons Engineering Bursary Scheme  It is inviting students to apply for their SPEBS (SAICE Patrons Engineering Bursary Scheme) bursary programme which is for the 2022 academic year.  Fields Covered By The SAICE Patrons Engineering Bursary Scheme  The following field is covered by the bursary programme: Civil Engineering Degree or National Diploma. What The SAICE Patrons Engineering Bursary Scheme Covers The bursary covers a maximum value of R 6 500 per student per semest
Read more