X15 Mechanical Machinist Workshop Trainee Positions at Eskom

X15 Mechanical Machinist Workshop Trainee Positions at Eskom

Eskom Invites suitably qualified applicants to apply for their Mechanical Machinist Workshop Trainee Vacancies (X15 Posts). The closing date for applications is the 21st August 2024

POSTS: MECHANICAL MACHINIST WORKSHOP TRAINEES X15

• Reference Number: ERI 0012604
• Task Grade: L09
• Department: Works- Mechanical Services
• Business Unit: Turbo Gen Services
• Location: South Africa (Gauteng)

Area of Specialization:

Successful Applicants will be required to sign a 2 (Two) year learning programme contract and will be paid a stipend according to Company Policies and Procedures.

MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:

• N6 Mechanical Engineering
• Trade Test Fitter and Turner
• 1-year mechanical experience in rotating and stationary turbine components maintenance.

SKILLS AND COMPETENCIES:

• Proficient Machining Skills
• Good Communication Skills
• Good Interpersonal Skills
• Proficient in the use of Basic Hand Tools Basic Planning Skills
• Computer Literacy

Knowledge:

• Ability to use Mechanical Measuring Equipment
• Ability to read and interpret Component Drawings and Tolerances
• Ability to maintain a high-Quality Standard of Work
• Familiar with the OSHAct 85 of 1993
• Basic knowledge of Quality Systems
• Ability to read, understand and independently work to technical drawings, specifications, and unit conversions in accordance with international codes and standards.

Attributes:

• Sound Communication
• Able to work under pressure
• Honest and Reliable
• Adaptability to change
• Own initiative/forward thinker

Key Responsibilities:

• Training and Development Programme
• Safety
• Performance Development

APPLICATIONS:

APPLY FOR THE MECHANICAL MACHINIST WORKSHOP TRAINEE VACANCIES AT ESKOM HERE

CLOSING DATE: 21 AUGUST 2024

About Eskom

Eskom has been powering our nation since 1923 when the Electricity Supply Commission was established. Today still, it supplies more than 80% of electricity generated in South Africa. Eskom powers the grid with various types of power stations; from coal-fired to hydroelectric, nuclear, pumped storage, wind, and diesel.