Auto Electrician

Auto Electrician


Company
Intercon Recruitment
Location
Polokwane
Posted
11 days ago
Via
Job Mail

Job Description
A busy and well-established Truck Service & Repair Centre in Polokwane is seeking a qualified Auto Electrician with strong truck experience to join their dynamic team.

Minimum Requirements:
Trade Tested / Qualified Auto Electrician
Proven experience working on trucks / commercial vehicles
Strong diagnostic and fault-finding skills
Ability to work independently and under pressure
Valid driver’s license

Key Responsibilities:
Diagnose and repair electrical faults on trucks
Install, maintain, and repair electrical systems
Ensure high-quality workmanship and turnaround times

Salary & Benefits:
Market-related salary (negotiable depending on experience)

Please send your CV.

If you have not heard from us within 2 weeks, please consider your application unsuccessful.

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