Wednesday, January 16, 2013


Attention all TASA Members or TDM Industry Participants:

You are cordially invited to the 2013 TASA Gauteng Annual General Meeting.

Date:  7th February 2013

Time: 14h00

Venue:
Auditorium, Plastics SA (Plastics Federation),
18 Gazelle Avenue, Corporate Park South, Midrand, Gauteng.
Telephone:(011)  314  4021

For a detailed map, Click Here


The AGENDA which will be distributed later, will include the Chairman’s Report Back for 2012,
the election of new office bearers for 2013,
as well as a sharing of value add products developed and available to TASA members
and plans for 2013.

It is of crucial importance that all industry participants share in this very important event which is going to help shaping the future of your industry.

We will once again have a get together function after the AGM!

PLEASE DIARISE AND SEE YOU THERE!!

Henk Snyman
TASA Gauteng Secretary

Open Day



TOOLMAKING APPRENTICESHIPS OFFERED: INVITATION TO
ATTEND TOOLMAKING AND PRECISION MACHINING OPEN DAY

Invitation to anyone interested in a career in Toolmaking and / or Precision Machining.

This is an opportunity to apply to participate in a tool and die-making apprenticeship and become a qualified artisan with an internationally recognised qualification.

Attendance of one of the open days at one of the venues indicated below is ESSENTIAL to enable you to obtain all the relevant information as well as application forms to be allowed on to the programme.

Everybody is welcome and all information will be shared at the open day.


  1. "South Africa is currently experiencing a critical shortage in technical skills in the manufacturing industry and particularly in the areas of toolmaking and precision machining, which are essential skills to support a viable manufacturing industry and a strong economy.
  2.  TASA, the Toolmaking Association of South Africa, have taken drastic steps to address this problem with the implementation of an internationally recognised programme to develop these skills in the tooling and precision machining industries.
  3. The Toolmaking apprenticeship programme leading to a fully fledged and highly sought after internationally recognised artisan qualification is based on a competency based programme over a period of three to four years.
  4. The course content include fundamental and applied theory, workshop practical training and on the job training with participating toolmakers and machine shops. This provide students with an extensive array of practical industry experience and exposure, including CAD/CAM and CNC training.

DATE
TIME
VENUE
CONTACT
TEL. NO.
E-MAIL
22 Jan 2013
09h00
Denel Technical Academy - Kempton Park
Atlas Road
Bonaero Park
Yandiswa Sifuba
0614257046
tdmkemptonpark@gmail.com
Camelia Titus,
0766446614
camelia.titus2@gmail.com
18 Jan 2013
09h00
Ekurhuleni East FET College -
Sam Ngema Road
Kwa-Thema
Springs
Cornè Muller
0828977092
cornemuller082@hotmail.com
Peter Paulse
0847222123
pppaulse@hotmail.com
23 Jan 2013
09h00
Tshwane South FET College –
ITC Hall, Pretoria West Campus, 150 Industrial Road, Pretoria West
Maralize Dippenaar,
0836577571
maradippenaar@ananzi.co.za
Charles Kruger
0822956482
charleshk@vodamail.co.za

















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