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Auto Electrician Apprentice - Durban

Durban
Salary: R8 000.00 Per Month
Job Type: Contract
Sectors: Mining Automotive
Benefits: Pension
Reference: 2216918

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Vacancy Details

Employer: Trysome Auto Electrical

To create a pool of technical skills that the company can tap from. An apprentice must receive artisanal training and acquire all the technical know-how from a journeyman or a tradesperson/technician.

An apprentice is expected to work as an artisan under the mentorship and supervision of a qualified tradesperson/technician or journeyman.
Must carry out all the job functions and responsibilities that are normally assigned to an artisan.
Any other duties as required from the company
Age group - 18 years old to 24 years old

Candidate Requirements

Grade 12 with Mathematics and Science (essential)
Driving License (desirable)
Analytical and problem-solving skills;
Time management skills;
Good communication and interpersonal skills
Pay attention to detail;
Ability to work in a fast pace environment

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About Trysome Auto Electrical

Trysome Auto Electrical is the largest supplier of heavy-duty auto electrical components and collision avoidance systems in Southern Africa.

Trysome is well represented in RSA with branches in Gauteng, Western Cape, Mpumalanga, North West, KwaZulu Natal and Northern Cape. Across border Trysome has branches in Tete, Mozambique and Kitwe, Zambia with a Distributor in Botswana. The rest of Africa is handled by the export division housed at the Head Office in Gauteng.

Trysome sources OEM and specialised auto-electrical, replacement components and collision avoidance systems for operators of heavy-duty automotive, earth-moving, construction, agricultural, transport and mining machinery.

In addition to sourcing, Trysome is committed to the development and innovation of auto-electrical and collision avoidance safety products. The Company's state-of-the-art technology in collision avoidance and safety systems has already been adopted by and is operational in many of South Africa's mines