The Komatsu apprenticeship offers aspiring artisans the opportunity to gain both theoretical and practical training while working towards becoming a qualified Millwright.
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Looking to start a career as a qualified artisan? Komatsu is inviting applications for its Millwright Apprenticeship Programme based in Wadeville, Germiston, Gauteng.
This apprenticeship offers aspiring artisans the opportunity to gain both theoretical and practical training while working towards becoming a qualified Millwright. Successful candidates will receive hands-on industry experience within a global leader in construction, mining, forestry, and industrial equipment.
About Komatsu
Komatsu is a global provider of innovative equipment, technologies, and services to industries including mining, construction, infrastructure, manufacturing, forestry, and industrial operations. The company combines advanced technology, data solutions, and engineering expertise to improve safety, productivity, and operational performance for customers worldwide.
About The Millwright Apprenticeship
The Komatsu Millwright Apprenticeship Programme is designed for motivated individuals who are eager to learn, develop technical skills, and build a long-term career in the engineering and mining sectors.
Through a structured training programme, apprentices will complete both practical workplace training and formal theoretical learning required to achieve artisan status as a Millwright.
Apprenticeship Responsibilities
Successful apprentices will be expected to:
- Familiarise themselves with the apprenticeship training programme and its requirements.
- Complete all required practical and theoretical training modules.
- Maintain a strong commitment to workplace safety at all times.
- Follow company procedures and engineering standards.
- Develop technical competencies required for the Millwright trade.
- Participate actively in all training and workplace learning activities.
Minimum Requirements
To be considered for the Komatsu Millwright Apprenticeship, applicants must meet one of the following requirements:
N3 Qualification
- N3 certificate with four subjects, including the relevant trade theory subjects.
- Minimum D symbol or Level 4 pass in Mathematics and Physical Science.
NC(V) Level 4 Qualification
- NC(V) Level 4 qualification.
- Minimum D symbol or Level 4 pass in Mathematics and another subject related to Engineering and Related Design or Electrical Infrastructure Construction.
Higher Qualification
- S1 qualification or higher with a minimum D symbol or Level 4 pass in Mathematics and Physical Science.
Key Skills And Attributes
Komatsu is looking for candidates who demonstrate:
- Strong communication skills.
- A willingness to learn and develop new skills.
- Self-motivation and initiative.
- Good teamwork abilities.
- Commitment to safety and housekeeping standards.
- Excellent attendance and punctuality.
- A passion for continuous learning and personal development.
Why Apply For The Komatsu Apprenticeship?
The Komatsu Apprenticeship Programme provides an excellent opportunity to gain recognised technical training while working with one of the world's leading industrial equipment companies. Apprentices will develop valuable engineering skills, gain practical workplace experience, and work towards becoming a qualified artisan in a high-demand trade.
If you are passionate about engineering, committed to safety, and ready to launch your technical career, this apprenticeship could be the ideal opportunity.
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