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Nestle Estcourt Factory seeks an Electrician to install, maintain and repair electrical equipment, ensuring optimal plant performance and safety. You will work to SANS 10142-1 standards and support AMM, SHE and CDM programs to minimize downtime.
You should have an N3 certificate with a trade test, plus at least two years of electrical experience. The role requires problem solving, teamwork, and the ability to work shifts as needed.
Location: Estcourt Factory
Company: Nestle
Qualification: N3 Certificate
Experience: Minimum 2 years' experience
Closing Date: 11 September 2026
With a history spanning over 150 years, Nestlé did not become the world's leading food and beverages brand by chance. Perfection is at the heart of what we do, and our people are always looking for the next big idea to cement our status. We are now looking for an Electrician based at Estcourt Factory. The Electrician is responsible for installing, maintaining, and repairing electrical equipment to ensure it remains in optimal working condition. The role supports the safe and efficient operation of plant machinery by setting, adjusting, and maintaining electrical systems and devices within specified tolerances. All work performed on the premises must comply with SANS 10142-1 standards (Wiring of Premises) and all internal engineering, quality, safety, health, and environmental (SHE) standards, where these exceed regulatory requirements. The Electrician is responsible for fault-finding, troubleshooting, and responding to equipment breakdowns to minimize downtime and ensure operational continuity. The role also requires the completion of all relevant administrative and compliance-related activities in support of Asset Maintenance Management (AMM), Safety, Health and Environment (SHE), and Contractor Development Management (CDM) requirements. In addition, the Electrician will actively participate in new project installations, continuous improvement initiatives, Contractor Development Management (CDM) activities, and Manufacturing Downtime Waste reduction (MDWT) programs to enhance plant performance, reliability, and safety.