Welding Robot Operator (Body Shop)

You'll build parts or whole vehicles on a moving line at the seat and interior trim plant in Isando. People who do well here are steady, honest and not scared to ask when something is unclear.

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

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

• Willing to work rotating shifts, including nights
• Lives close enough to reach the plant on time for every shift
• Grade 12 certificate
• Can follow written and visual work instructions
• Good eyesight and hand coordination

• Forklift licence for material handling
• Previous experience in an automotive plant

• Staff canteen with subsidised meals
• Transport from nearby townships on some routes
• Learnership opportunities toward an artisan trade

• 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.