Mining Electrical Maintenance Tech - Safer On-Site Training

Placements24; Rustenburg; On-site; ZAR 420,000 - 540,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Competitive salary

Medical aid

Retirement fund

On-site training

Safety culture

Career advancement

Job summary

Placements24 in Rustenburg is seeking an Electrical Maintenance Technician to ensure continuous operation of electrical equipment in a mining environment. You will perform preventative maintenance, diagnose faults, and support repairs to improve safety and efficiency.

The role requires a trade qualification or equivalent experience, 4+ years in electrical maintenance, and proficiency with AC/DC motors, VSDs, PLCs, and HMIs. High-voltage safety and a safety-first approach are essential.

Qualifications

• Trade qualification or equivalent relevant experience.
• Min 4 years in electrical maintenance, mining/industrial setting.
• Experience with AC/DC motors, VSDs, PLCs and HMI systems.
• Strong knowledge of high-voltage systems and safety procedures.

Responsibilities

• Perform routine inspections and preventative maintenance on electrical equipment.
• Diagnose and repair electrical faults promptly to minimize downtime.
• Install and commission new electrical equipment per specifications and safety standards.
• Read electrical schematics, blueprints, and manuals to guide work.
• Maintain records of maintenance tasks, parts used, and time spent.

Skills

Electrical maintenance

Troubleshooting

High voltage safety

AC/DC motors

PLCs & HMIs

Education

Trade qualification (Electrician/N3)

Job description

Placements24 in Rustenburg is seeking an Electrical Maintenance Technician to ensure continuous operation of electrical equipment in a mining environment. You will perform preventative maintenance, diagnose faults, and support repairs to improve safety and efficiency.

The role requires a trade qualification or equivalent experience, 4+ years in electrical maintenance, and proficiency with AC/DC motors, VSDs, PLCs, and HMIs. High-voltage safety and a safety-first approach are essential.