Packaging Artisan (Newlands)

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Overview This role is for a Packaging Artisan at South African Breweries (SAB) in Newlands. The position focuses on maintaining and repairing plant and associated devices within the brewing process, ensuring operational safety, efficiency, and adherence to quality and food safety standards. What you will do * Maintain a safe, healthy, risk-free working environment * Perform maintenance * Maintain and repair plant & associated devices * Operate and maintain all machines & associated devices in the Brewing process * Optimise plant, process equipment & systems * Ensure that maintenance tasks are completed appropriately * Standby duty required as per roster * Uphold and contribute to a culture of quality & Food safety excellence, taking ownership of systems & processes to ensure the highest standards are met Requirements (from the original advert) * Minimum N3 Technical qualification or higher * Trade test qualification Electrical Who should apply The ideal candidate will have the ability to solve problems, communicate technical knowledge, and train, coach, and mentor operators. They should also be able to optimise resource usage, reduce wastage, possess strong interpersonal skills, and be capable of working effectively in teams with minimal supervision and strong self-management practices. Experience in Packaging, being summatively assessed in their current role, and 2 years’ post trade test experience would be advantageous. Deadline October 16, 2026 Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/packaging-artisan-newlands-the-south-african-breweries-4 Source: myjobmag

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