Electrician – Electro-Mechanical Maintenance

Electrician – Electro-Mechanical Maintenance


Company
Continam Industrial Services CC
Location
Pretoria
Posted
22 hours ago
Via
via Indeed

Job Description
Electrician – Electro-Mechanical Maintenance

An EME based in Pretoria East, Waltloo is seeking a qualified and experienced Electrician to join their technical team.

Minimum Requirements:
β€’ Valid Electrician Trade Test Certificate
β€’ Minimum 5 years’ relevant experience in electro-mechanical repairs, installations, and maintenance
β€’ Proven experience working on industrial electrical and electro-mechanical systems
β€’ Experience within power generation, construction, industrial, or engineering environments will be advantageous
β€’ Sound knowledge of electrical fault finding, preventative maintenance, and equipment troubleshooting

NB: Please attach your current payslip or indicate your expected rate.

Skills and Competencies:
β€’ Strong fault-finding and diagnostic skills on electrical and electro-mechanical equipment
β€’ Ability to perform installations, repairs, and maintenance on electrical systems and machinery
β€’ Sound understanding of electrical drawings, schematics, and technical manuals
β€’ Knowledge of plant safety procedures and compliance standards
β€’ Ability to conduct preventative and corrective maintenance activities
β€’ Strong analytical, problem-solving, and organisational skills
β€’ Ability to work under pressure and meet project deadlines
β€’ Good communication and teamwork skills
β€’ Proficient in maintenance reporting and job card completion

Supporting Documents Required (to be submitted with CV):
β€’ Updated CV with references clearly indicating relevant experience
β€’ Certified copy of Trade Test Certificate
β€’ Certified copies of qualifications
β€’ Certified copy of ID
β€’ Current payslip or expected rate

An EME based in Pretoria East, Waltloo is seeking a qualified and experienced Electrician to join their technical team.

Minimum Requirements:
β€’ Valid Electrician Trade Test Certificate
β€’ Minimum 5 years’ relevant experience in electro-mechanical repairs, installations, and maintenance
β€’ Proven experience working on industrial electrical and electro-mechanical systems
β€’ Experience within power generation, construction, industrial, or engineering environments will be advantageous
β€’ Sound knowledge of electrical fault finding, preventative maintenance, and equipment troubleshooting

NB: Please attach your current payslip or indicate your expected rate.

Skills and Competencies:
β€’ Strong fault-finding and diagnostic skills on electrical and electro-mechanical equipment
β€’ Ability to perform installations, repairs, and maintenance on electrical systems and machinery
β€’ Sound understanding of electrical drawings, schematics, and technical manuals
β€’ Knowledge of plant safety procedures and compliance standards
β€’ Ability to conduct preventative and corrective maintenance activities
β€’ Strong analytical, problem-solving, and organisational skills
β€’ Ability to work under pressure and meet project deadlines
β€’ Good communication and teamwork skills
β€’ Proficient in maintenance reporting and job card completion

Supporting Documents Required (to be submitted with CV):
β€’ Updated CV with references clearly indicating relevant experience
β€’ Certified copy of Trade Test Certificate
β€’ Certified copies of qualifications
β€’ Certified copy of ID
β€’ Current payslip or expected rate

Applications without the required supporting documents will not be considered.

Please send all CVs together with recently certified supporting documents to: [email protected]

Work Location: In person

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The Department of Employment and Labour sets the national minimum wage at R28.79 per hour from 1 March 2026 for all sectors including welding. Welders working more than 45 hours per week must receive 1.5 times this rate for overtime. Employers must display the wage schedule at every workplace.
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