Company
Network Recruitment
Location
Johannesburg
Posted
4 days ago
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Jobrapido.com
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Job description
About the OpportunityOur client is a dominant force in the South African transport cooling and mobile refrigeration sector. They are dedicated to providing high-performance temperature control solutions for commercial fleets across Gauteng. Known for their technical innovation and reliability, they offer a professional, fast-paced environment where precision engineering ensures that essential goods reach their destination safely.Key ResponsibilitiesYou will be responsible for the high-level diagnosis, repair, and maintenance of sophisticated electrical systems within mobile refrigeration units. This includes troubleshooting electronic control boards, managing complex wiring looms, and ensuring all cooling systems operate at peak efficiency. Your expertise will be critical in performing preventative maintenance and rapid emergency repairs to minimize fleet downtime.Job Experience & Skills RequiredTrade Qualification: Must be a Qualified Auto Electrician with a recognized Trade Test (Section 13 or 26D).Industry Experience: A minimum of 35 years of direct experience within the transport cooling or mobile refrigeration industry.Technical Proficiency: Deep knowledge of 12V/24V systems, standby motors, and refrigeration control circuits Diagnostic Skills: Proven ability to utilize specialized diagnostic software to identify and resolve intricate electrical faults.Local Proximity: Must possess a valid Drivers License and be currently based in (or willing to relocate to) the Midrand area.Apply Now!If you have not had any response in two weeks, please consider the vacancy application unsuccessful. Your profile will be kept on our database for any other suitable roles/positions.
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What is the national minimum wage for electricians in South Africa in 2026?
The national minimum wage applicable to electricians is R31.75 per hour as of 1 March 2026, as gazetted by the Minister of Employment and Labour. This equates to a minimum of R5,780 per month for a standard 45-hour week over 173 working hours. Electricians covered by bargaining councils may have higher rates set by those agreements.
Source: Department of Employment and Labour
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What visa do I need as a foreign electrician to work in South Africa in 2026?
Foreign electricians qualify for the Critical Skills Work Visa if listed under electrical occupations on the Critical Skills List, valid for up to 5 years with no labour market test required. Applications require a job offer, SAQA-verified qualifications, and proof of 3 years experience, processed within 20 working days at R1,520 fee. Spouses receive dependent visas with work rights.
Source: Department of Home Affairs
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What qualifications and experience are required to become a certified electrician in South Africa?
A National N2 Certificate in Electrical Engineering plus 24 months practical experience and a passing trade test (Section 13) from an accredited Trade Test Centre are required for Red Seal certification. Holders must register as an Installation Electrician with the Department. Apprenticeships last 36 months minimum.
Source: Department of Employment and Labour
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What are the standard working hours, leave, and benefits for electricians in South Africa?
Under the Basic Conditions of Employment Act, electricians work a maximum 45 ordinary hours per week, with overtime at 1.5 times the rate up to 10 hours/week. Employees get 21 consecutive days annual leave per year, 30 days sick leave over 36 months, and 2 weeks paid family responsibility leave. Employers contribute 1% to UIF and skills levy.
Source: Department of Employment and Labour