(GPDD056-2026) ARTISAN (ELECTRICIAN)

(GPDD056-2026) ARTISAN (ELECTRICIAN)

Pretoria, South Africa

Company
City of Tshwane
Location
Pretoria
Posted
1 day ago
Via
Tshwane Careers

Job Description
DEPARTMENT: GROUP PROPERTY

Division: Property Management Services

Section: Facilities Management and Office Accommodation

Location: Pretoria Central

Reference number

GPDD056-2026

Position

ARTISAN (ELECTRICIAN)

To be advertised

Internal

External

This position seeks to attract

African female

African male

Coloured female

Coloured male

Indian female

Indian male

White female

White male

Person with disability

All categories

Job level

T10

Scale

R357 972,00 – R497 184,00 per annum

Estimated

remuneration package

R488 598,00 – R665 789,00 per annum

Job purpose

To execute projects in an effective way by keeping to set project targets of time, cost resources and standards, and adhering to the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 (Act 85 of 1993)

Appointment

requirements

An appropriate trade certificate as Electrician (red seal)

Registration as a Wireman Electrician will be an added advantage

A low- and medium-voltage cable joining certificate will be an added advantage

At least two years’ relevant experience in building-related electrical maintenance

A valid Code C driving licence with a valid PrDP

Physical fitness and health

Ability to do physical work related to operation and maintenance activities for continuous periods

Willingness and ability to work standby and overtime

Must undergo a criminal record check and such a person shall allow their fingerprints to be taken by the Tshwane Metro Police Department at own cost

Personal attributes

and/or competencies

Good interpersonal skills; ability to concentrate for long hours; project planning skills; excellent communication skills; assertive and decisive in decision-making; willingness and ability to work as part of a team

Primary functions

Execute instructions received from the supervisor for all related tasks regarding electricity maintenance in buildings and facilities

Maintain tools and equipment to ensure continuous and safe operations

Adhere to the Occupational Health and Safety Act, 1993 (Act 85 of 1993)

Ensure that the electrical installation is safe after executing daily tasks

Execute tasks and duties on a rotation basis between operational teams to ensure multi-skilling

SAP

S70019607

New/natural attrition

Natural attrition

Enquiries

F Mangwegape (012 358 5350) or SJ Mashoene (012 358 4851)
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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Electrician Jobs in South Africa

Q What is the minimum wage for qualified electricians in South Africa in 2026?
As per the Department of Employment and Labour, the national minimum wage applicable to electricians is R31.71 per hour effective 1 March 2026. For a standard 45-hour week over 4 weeks, this equates to R5,707 per month before deductions. Sectoral agreements like MEIBC set higher minima at R28,450 per month for artisan electricians.
Q Do foreign electricians qualify for a work visa in South Africa in 2026?
Foreign heavy current electricians with a relevant degree or trade qualification qualify for the Critical Skills Work Visa as listed on the 2023 updated list still valid in 2026. No labour market test required; submit SAQA-evaluated qualifications, proof of registration, and job offer to VFS Global. Visa valid for 5 years and leads to permanent residency.
Q What qualifications and experience are needed to become an electrician in South Africa?
Candidates need a National Certificate N2 in Electrical Engineering (Heavy Current), 24 months practical workplace experience verified by logbook, and pass the phase test plus final trade test. Grade 12 with Mathematics and Science allows entry into apprenticeship programmes lasting 36 months. Trade Test Certificate issued upon passing.
Q What documents do I need to apply for the electrician trade test in South Africa?
Submit certified copy of ID or passport, N2/N3 Electrical Engineering certificates, DLT 01 application form, employer affidavit confirming 24 months experience, and training logbook with 120 tasks signed off. Applications accepted at 44 accredited test centres nationwide for R2,500 fee. Processing takes 4-6 weeks.
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