Appointments
September 2011
News
NewElec has appointed Anton Hugo as production manager at its head office in Pretoria.
Anton Hugo
NewElec has appointed Salphina Ramaphoko as admin assistant.
Salphina Ramaphoko
NewElec has appointed Mapula Ramaphoko as receptionist.
Mapula Ramaphoko
NewElec has appointed Clementine Ndovhe as sales and service clerk.
Clementine Ndovhe
NewElec has appointed Giel Pretorius as technician at its head office in Pretoria.
Giel Pretorius
OMSA has appointed Wayde Adams as a service and installation coordinator.
Wayde Adams
OMSA has appointed Johannes Gerber as draughtsman.
Johannes Gerber
Endress+Hauser has appointed Juandre Whon to internal sales at its Cape Town office.
Juandre Whon
Endress+Hauser has appointed Andries Nel as service coordinator.
Andries Nel
Endress+Hauser has appointed Thembi Mpetsi as human resources manager.
Thembi Mpetsi
Endress+Hauser has appointed Glenn Smith as senior service advisor.
Glenn Smith
Endress+Hauser has appointed Thegasen Pillay as senior field service technologist.
Thegasen Pillay
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