x3 Apprentice: Level Year 1 - Motus Menlyn Multifranchise

In brief

**Overview** Motus Multifranchise Menlyn currently has a vacancy for an Apprentice Level 1. This position reports to the Manager: Service and is suited to an individual with a flair for repairing motor vehicles, who aspires to become a Motor Mechanic Technician and is willing to undergo an Apprentice Training Programme for a maximum of three years. **What you will do** * Assist with the repair of vehicles under the instructions of a Technician * Remove / replace parts / units from vehicles * Jack up vehicles and place trestles * Lubricate and change oils under supervision as per manual specification * Remove and replace wheels * Remove and fit air and oil filters * Assist with all vehicle repairs * Remove and fit batteries * Clean parts and housekeeping * Attend prescribed technical / level courses * Perform any other reasonable duties which may be required from time to time * Assist with housekeeping * Keep tools and equipment clean and in good order * Keep overalls clean and work area clean * Follow Safety Rules **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Must have Grade 12 with Pure Math and Physical Science * Preference will be given to candidates with a Technical Matric * A valid Driver’s License will be an added advantage * Must have a clear Criminal Record * Technical skills will be advantage **Who should apply** The ideal candidate is described as a person who has a flair for repairing motor vehicles and aspires to become a Motor Mechanic Technician, willing to undergo an Apprentice Training Programme for a maximum of three years. The candidate should also demonstrate good customer orientation and be a team player. **Deadline** 21 October 2026 **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/x3-apprentice-level-year-1-motus-menlyn-multifranchise-motus-holdings-limited Source: myjobmag

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