Learner Electro Mechanic (Millwright)

About this role

Sasol, a global chemicals and energy company, is recruiting apprentices in Secunda and Sasolburg. This is a training post. You learn on the job and in class, and you work towards becoming a qualified Millwright under the rules of the SETA (QCTO) and the National Artisan Moderation Board (NAMB).

What you’ll do

• Train on electrical equipment and mechanical equipment.
• Learn how to maintain underground production equipment.
• Learn the safety steps needed before working on equipment.
• Keep your work area clean and tidy, as part of good housekeeping.
• Work with your team and learn from experienced artisans.
• Complete your training until you reach qualified Millwright level.

What you need

• Either a completed Grade 12 National Senior Certificate with at least 40% in Technical Mathematics or Mathematics, English, and Technical or Physical Science.
• Or a completed N3 National Senior Certificate with at least 40% in Mathematics, Engineering Science, and Business English or Communications.
• Good communication skills.
• Basic computer skills.
• A proactive attitude, and the ability to work on your own when needed.
• A willingness to learn and to be part of a team.
• To pass a psychometric assessment, a medical and fitness assessment, a security clearance and a qualification check.

Is this job for you?

This job suits you if you have finished school with the right maths and science subjects, or you hold an N3 certificate. You should enjoy working with machines and want to build a long-term trade. If you like to learn by doing and you are ready to work hard, this could be a good step.

Tips before you apply

• Have your matric or N3 certificate, statement of results and ID ready to scan. Sasol will check your documents, so they must be true and valid.
• On your CV, list your maths and science marks clearly. Add any project, workshop or practical work that shows you like working with tools and machines.
• Give examples of times you worked in a team or solved a problem on your own. Use simple, clear sentences.