Work That Calls For Careful Hands
We hire people who understand that a small repair can save a costly part. Our work covers precision laser welding, crack repair, edge build up, mould and die work, thin section welding, stainless repairs, aluminium repairs, part restoration, prototype joining and batch jobshop welding.
If you are steady under pressure and take pride in a neat finish, you may fit in well here. We handle jobs from the Centurion workshop, with support from Pretoria East, Midrand, Rosslyn and Jet Park, plus courier work nationwide. That means the pace can change day to day and the standard stays high.
Roles We Commonly Consider
We do not keep a fixed vacancy list on this page, but we often review CVs for the kinds of work below.
- Laser welding technicians and operators
- Workshop coordinators and collections support
- Quality control and inspection roles
- Client relations and job intake support
- General workshop assistants with a careful eye for detail
Experience with fine metal repairs, jig setup, part handling and inspection tools is useful. So is the ability to work neatly around small components, mild steel, stainless steel and aluminium. A practical mindset matters more than big talk.
What A Day In The Workshop Feels Like
Some days are spent on one delicate part, other days move through a batch of smaller items with tight deadlines. We work to drawings, photos and samples where needed and we keep clients updated when a part needs extra attention.
Centurion heat, winter dust and coastal humidity on couriered work all affect how parts are packed, marked and stored, so careful handling is part of the job. Load-shedding can also interrupt planning, so staff need to stay organised and ready to shift tasks when required.
What We Look For In New Team Members
We value people who are dependable, respectful and exact with their work. A good fit usually shows up in the small things, like a clean workstation, correct part labelling and honest communication about a problem before it grows.
- Attention to detail
- Good hand-eye co-ordination
- Comfort with measuring and inspection
- Clear communication with clients and team members
- Willingness to learn from senior technicians
Formal trade training is helpful, but proven workshop experience can carry weight too. We look at attitude, workmanship and how safely you handle tools and parts.
How To Send Your CV
Send your CV through our contact form and include a short note saying what role you are interested in, where you are based and what kind of workshop work you have done. If you have handled precision welding, repairs or inspection work, mention that clearly.
Include contact details, a short work history and any certificates or training that support your application. If you are applying for a specific area such as Centurion, Pretoria East, Midrand, Rosslyn or Jet Park, mention that too. We review applications as suitable work comes up.
Joining A Busy South African Job Shop
Our work is varied, practical and often time sensitive. One week may involve a prototype run for a manufacturer, the next a repair on a worn part that must be back in service quickly. That mix suits people who stay calm, learn fast and do not mind hands on work.
If you want a workplace where quality is noticed and dependable work matters, send your CV through. We keep a close eye on applications because good workshop people are worth finding.