Position : Artisan ElectricalVacancy type: External
Task Grade : TR7
Area of Speacialization : Successful Applicants will be required to sign a 4(Four) year Internship Contract and will be paid a stipend according to Company Policies and Procedures
Department : Maintenance
Business Unit : Bulk Materiel Services
Location : South Africa (Gauteng)
Reference Number : ERI 0011930
Closing Date : 2/24/2023
Minimum Requirements
• Grade 12 and N2 Electrical Engineering with trade theory
Experience:
• None
Skills and Competencies
• Computer Skills in MS Word, Excel
• Good leadership Skills
• Problem Solving/Conflict
Attributes:
• Sound Communication
• Able to work under pressure
• Honest and Reliable
• Adaptability to change
• Own initiative/forward thinker
Key Responsibilities
Qualified candidates must sign a 4-year internship contract and will receive a stipend in accordance with company policies and procedures.
Please assume that your application was unsuccessful if you have not heard from us within 28 days of the advertisement’s closing date.
Eskom has a commitment to diversity, employment justice, and equality. Preference may be given to applicants from specified underrepresented groups, although it is not required to do so in accordance with Eskom’s employment equality strategy, goals, and targets. Eskom retains the right to refuse to fill the listed positions. Applications from people with impairments are encouraged.
ABOUT ESKOM
Eskom utilizes resources from the natural world, including coal, nuclear energy, gasoline, diesel, water, and wind, to create more than 90% of the energy consumed by diverse consumers in South Africa and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) area.
In order for the System Operator (who will eventually be known as the Independent Transmission and System Market Operator, or ITSMO, as the Transmission business remains legally separated) to be able to balance energy supply and demand in real time, the electrical system must be kept at a frequency of 50Hz.
Eskom, one of the few vertically integrated utilities still in existence, is linked to the Southern African Power Pool (SAPP) through a network of interconnected systems that help maintain grid stability. Eskom