The bench, the counter and the workshop floor
We hire for people who can handle detail and still keep pace with a busy metalworking counter. Some roles sit close to customers, others stay near the welding bench, stock racks and dispatch notes. The work covers bandsaw blades, hacksaw blades, starter kits, fit checks and the everyday questions that come with steel, stainless and light fabrication jobs.
In Alrode, Alberton, the team works with workshops that cut tube, solid bar, sections and mixed material batches. That calls for good judgement. A clean recommendation on tooth pitch, blade width or set can save a lot of wasted material, and it also keeps machines happier over time.
Roles we recruit for when the team opens space
We do not keep a public vacancy board here, but the business regularly needs people who can work carefully and communicate clearly. Some days call for technical thinking, other days call for order and follow-through on stock and customer notes.
- Sales and customer service for blade enquiries and order capture
- Blade welding and length preparation for workshop jobs
- Technical support for tooth pitch, run-in and machine fit checks
- Operations and stock coordination for standard blade sizes and kits
- Administration that keeps job notes, delivery details and records tidy
What suits this kind of work
People fit in well here when they are precise, calm and willing to learn the cut-and-test side of the trade. A blade is a line item. It has pitch, width, thickness, tooth set, weld quality and a job it must suit. Small errors show up fast on the saw and the material.
Good candidates usually like practical work, can ask useful questions, and do not mind repeat checks on length or fit. If you have experience with bandsaws, manual saws, blades, or technical counter work, that helps. So does the ability to work neatly in a team and keep notes straight.
How the day-to-day work feels here
The pace changes with order flow, machine issues and workshop needs from Johannesburg, Vereeniging, Pretoria, Durban, Cape Town and nearby areas. One hour may involve helping choose a variable pitch blade for mixed sections, the next may involve welding a blade to length or checking if a machine is taking the right feed and speed.
- Reviewing jobs against material type and cut finish
- Measuring blade length and confirming machine fit
- Preparing starter kits for new or changing workshop setups
- Checking coolant use and basic run-in steps where needed
- Keeping stock standards consistent across regular blade sizes
Training comes through the job and the team around you
We work with experienced people and new learners who can build skill with careful guidance. Someone joining the team may start with stock handling, basic product knowledge or customer support before moving into more technical work. Blade width, tooth pitch, feed rate and coolant advice all become easier once the job is seen in real workshop use.
The team includes sales, technical support, blade welding and operations, so there is room to learn across the full process. A person who pays attention and keeps asking the right questions usually settles in well.
Sending your CV through our contact page
Tell us whether bench welding, counter sales or something in between interests you, and send your CV with the contact form. Share your experience in metal cutting, workshop sales, welding or technical support so we can assess the fit properly.
MoreCut Saws operates from Alrode, Alberton and supports customers through branches and areas including Alberton Supply, Johannesburg Supply, Pretoria Supply, Vereeniging Supply, Durban Supply, Cape Town Supply, Germiston Supply and Boksburg Supply. Careers here suit people who are steady, practical and comfortable working with tools, measurements and people.