
ARTISAN FOREMAN GRADE A: ELECTRONIC MAINTENANCE
South African Government
R344 811 – R389 592 per annum
Permanent
Cape Town
Posted 2023-12-10T11:43:13.972Z
ABOUT THE JOB
Fleet Command HQ: Radio Station Goedverwacht, Durbanville
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
Maintain and repair communications equipment and their peripherals. Implement corrective action to essential equipment when required (diesel generators, power distribution, air cooling systems, etc). Supervise contractors’ work on site.
EXPERIENCE
5 Years Post Qualification Experience as an Artisan. Valid Driver’s License. Special Requirements: (Skills needed): Diagnostic ability (electronics fault finding to component level and effect repair). Knowledge of Thermionic Emission principles. Ability to read and understand circuit diagrams. Be able to use complex test equipment for High Power High Frequency Radio Frequency Transmitter repairs. Ability to communicate effectively (written and verbal) in English at all levels. Technical Report writing. Proficiency in MS Office packages and other computer-aided applications. Leadership-, supervision- and management skills. Computer aided technical applications. Knowledge of Legal compliance. Ability to write technical reports. Knowledge and skills of Conflict Management and OHS Act. Planning and organizing skills.
QUALIFICATIONS
Appropriate Trade Test Certificate
About Company
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