Welding Robot Operator (Body Shop)

Work on the line where every station counts, at the vehicle assembly plant in Centurion. This is a good step for someone who wants proper routine and a manager who notices good work.

The site is in Centurion; early starts mean public transport timing matters, so check your route before applying.

• Rotate between stations as the team leader plans
• Assemble components at your station within the line cycle time
• Record production counts and scrap on the shift board
• Check parts for defects before they go into the vehicle
• Wear the correct PPE, including gloves, glasses and ear protection
• Take part in kaizen ideas to improve your station

• Grade 12 certificate
• Good eyesight and hand coordination
• Able to pass a basic literacy and numeracy test
• Can follow written and visual work instructions

• Forklift licence for material handling
• Basic computer skills
• NQF 2 in Automotive Manufacturing and Assembly through merSETA

• Shift allowance and paid overtime
• Transport from nearby townships on some routes
• Learnership opportunities toward an artisan trade
• Staff canteen with subsidised meals

• Put your maths and English marks on your CV. Plants often use them to screen before the assessment.
• Include any factory or line work you have done, even outside the car industry. It shows you can handle shift work.