Job: Electrical Technician In Training (Generators)

Company : Eskom; South Africa; On-site; ZAR 120,000 - 180,000; Full time

Job summary

Eskom is seeking an Electrical Technician in Training specializing in generators. The position involves inspecting, testing, and maintaining generator electrical integrity. Candidates should possess a National Diploma in Electrical Heavy Current Engineering and relevant hands-on experience or training. Ideal for those with apprenticeships and technical knowledge of electrical systems. The role is based in Rosherville, South Africa, offering critical exposure to real-world electrical tasks.

Qualifications

• Hands-on exposure to electrical work, including apprenticeship or learnership.
• Participated in TVET college practical training.
• Experience assisting qualified electricians or technicians.

Responsibilities

• Inspect and commission the electrical integrity of generator components.
• Maintain electrical balance and detect general faults.
• Adhere to safety standards and electrical codes.

Skills

Hands-on experience with electrical tools

Understanding of basic electrical theories

Technical knowledge of electrical systems

Education

National Diploma in Electrical Heavy Current Engineering

Job description

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Position: Electrical Technician in Training (Generators) Area of Specialisation: Inspecting, testing, commissioning, and maintaining the electrical integrity of the generator rotor and stator - focusing on establishing or qualifying windings condition, insulation health, electrical balance, and general electrical; faults detection Vacancy Type: Internal/External Task Grade: I03 Department: Generator Services Business Unit: Turb Gen Services - Works Location: Rosherville No of Positions: X20

Responsibilities

• Hands‑on experience with electrical tools, testing devices, and diagnostic equipment.
• Understanding of basic electrical theories.
• Understanding of safety standards and electrical codes, including the National Electrical Code and local regulations.
• Technical knowledge of electrical systems, components, and tools.

Qualifications

• National Diploma in Electrical Heavy Current Engineering.
• Experience: Related hands‑on exposure to electrical work, even at a basic level – Apprenticeship or learnership participation. TVET college practical training. Workshop‑based electrical work. Assisting qualified electricians or technicians.

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