Electrician (Swellendam)

Sentraal-Suid Kooperasie

Other, Western Cape

Salary not listedFull-time · Posted 1 weeks ago

Qualified electricians and electrical artisans are well-paid and in demand across SA's construction, mining and maintenance sectors.

This listing does not state a salary. As a guide, electrician roles in South Africa typically pay R12 000 to R32 000 a month (indicative).

Job description

Description

SSK currently has the following career opportunity in its Property Maintenance department in Swellendam. The suitable candidate will report to the Maintenance Manager.

Responsibilities

Co-responsible for industrial electrical repairs and maintenance of SSK buildings.
Co-responsible for wiring of industrial buildings and private residences.
Co-responsible for refrigerator repairs and air conditioner installations.
Co-responsible for all general electrical maintenance.

Requirements

Must be a Qualified Electrician with a valid 3-phase wiring license.
Must have a valid Code EB (Code 08) driver's license.
At least 5 years of relevant experience in installation, troubleshooting, and electrical equipment on a 3-phase supply.
Computer and numerical skills, interpersonal skills, and good planning skills are a requirement for the role.

Please consider your application unsuccessful if you have not received feedback within one month of the closing date. SSK reserves the right not to fill any position. SSK is an equal-opportunity employer.

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