Artisan Production Grade A-c: Electrical

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Overview This is an explanation of a job advertisement for an Artisan Production Grade A-C, specializing in Electrical work, within the Gauteng Department Of Infrastructure Development. The role falls under the Chief Directorate: Maintenance and is based at Boilers in Tshwane. The salary for the position ranges from R253,341 to R424,371 per annum, plus benefits, with the final offer being determined by recognized experience obtained after acquiring a Trade Test Certificate. Proof of this experience will be requested from shortlisted applicants. What you will do The key responsibilities for this role include: * Producing designs according to client specifications and within the limits of production capability. * Producing objects using specific materials and equipment in line with job specifications and recognised standards. * Rendering quality assurance for produced objects. * Inspecting equipment and/or facilities to identify technical faults. * Repairing equipment and facilities in accordance with established standards. * Testing repaired equipment and/or facilities against specified requirements. * Servicing equipment and/or facilities according to scheduled maintenance plans. * Rendering quality assurance for serviced and maintained equipment and/or facilities. * Compiling and submitting relevant reports. * Providing inputs to the operational plan. * Keeping and maintaining a job record/register. * Supervising and mentoring staff. * Keeping up with new technologies and procedures for continuous individual development. Requirements (from the original advert) * An appropriate Trade Test Certificate. * A minimum of 0-2 years of experience. * A valid driver’s license. * Knowledge of Public Service Legislation, Policies and Regulations. * Knowledge of the OHS Act. * Knowledge of the Departmental policies, strategies and procedures. * Familiarity with Computer-aided technical applications. * Knowledge of legal compliance. * Production process knowledge and skills. * Technical report writing skills. * Problem solving and analysis skills. * Decision making skills. * Teamwork skills. * Creativity skills. * Analytical skills. * Self-management skills. * Communication and Computer skills. * Planning and organising skills. * Team player attribute. * Customer-focused attribute. * Reliable attribute. Who should apply Candidates should possess an appropriate electrical Trade Test Certificate and have 0-2 years of relevant experience. A valid driver's license is required. Ideal applicants will demonstrate knowledge of Public Service Legislation, OHS Act, departmental procedures, computer-aided technical applications, and legal compliance, alongside production process knowledge. Essential skills include technical report writing, problem solving, decision making, teamwork, creativity, analytical thinking, self-management, communication, computer proficiency, and planning and organising. Furthermore, candidates should be team players, customer-focused, and reliable. The role requires individuals capable of electrical design, production, inspection, repair, testing, and maintenance, as well as report compilation, operational planning input, record keeping, staff supervision, and continuous professional development. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.govpage.co.za/vacancies/gauteng-department-of-infrastructure-development-vacancies-from-dpsa-circular-38-of-2026#spani-ref-refs-056895 Source: govpage

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