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A professional training organization in South Africa is offering a Diesel Mechanic Apprenticeship Programme at its Centurion workshop. Apprentices will receive hands-on training and mentorship while gaining practical skills in diesel mechanics, maintenance, and customer service. Key duties include performing repairs, handling customer vehicles professionally, and adhering to maintenance procedures. Applicants should have a Grade 12 qualification, Technical Matric, and an N2 in Mechanical Engineering/Diesel Motor Mechanic.
Sandown Motor Holdings (SMH), a subsidiary of Daimler Truck Southern Africa Ltd, invites applications for the
Diesel Mechanic Apprenticeship Programme
at its Centurion Sandown Workshop.
The programme offers candidates hands‑on training and mentorship under the supervision of qualified Technicians.
Apprentices will gain practical skills in diesel mechanics, maintenance, and customer service while working in a professional workshop environment.
Perform authorized repairs and services in line with Daimler Truck Southern Africa (DTSA) standards.
Complete repairs according to job cards and prescribed flat rate times.
Seek supervisory guidance when necessary during repairs.
Handle customer vehicles with care and professionalism.
Meet customer care standards at all times.
Notify foreman and service advisor of any issues or delays.
Complete and submit accurate job cards.
Record hours worked, material usage, and attach relevant documentation.
Adhere to DTSA warranty and fleet maintenance procedures.
Maintain workshop cleanliness and tool security.
Follow all statutory and SHE (Safety, Health & Environment) requirements.
Take responsibility for personal learning and complete required training.
Submit training assessment portfolios on time.
This is a pipeline recruitment – shortlisted applicants will be considered when apprenticeship positions open.
Employment Equity principles apply.
Foreign nationals must have valid work permits.