Molding Coremaking Casting Machine Setter Operator Tender Metal And Plastic Average Salary in South Africa

A person working as a Molding Coremaking Casting Machine Setter Operator Tender Metal And Plastic in South Africa will on average earn $4199 per year (pre-tax value). Salary is provided in USD ($/dollar) value.

Below is a break-down of yearly, monthly, weekly and hourly rate.

Rate Type	Amount (USD)
Yearly salary	$4,199.00
Weekly salary	$80.75
Daily salary	$11.50
Hourly salary	$1.44

Year over year increase in salary is registered at around 4%

Average salary in South Africa is approximately 6780$

This means molding coremaking casting machine setter operator tender metal and plastic salary is below average!

Latest entry for this job in our database: 2025-01-04.

Job Information for: molding coremaking casting machine setter operator tender metal and plastic

Job Industry: manufacturing

Description: The occupation of a molding coremaking casting machine setter operator tender involves operating and setting up machines that mold, coremake, and cast metal or plastic materials. These professionals are responsible for ensuring the proper functioning of the machines, monitoring production processes, and making adjustments as needed. They may also be required to perform routine maintenance on the equipment and troubleshoot any issues that arise during production. Additionally, they must adhere to safety protocols and quality standards to ensure the final products meet specifications. This occupation requires a strong understanding of machine operation, materials, and production processes.

Tagged with: machine setter, operator tender, molding, coremaking, casting, metal and plastic.

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