Pretoria: Automotive Engine Assembler

We are seeking a Engine Assembler learner at a Automotive company in Kimberley. Duties: Construct and assemble machines and engines. Use hoists to position and align components. Perform testing, verify functioning, and ensure conformance to specifications. Install piping, fixtures, wiring, electrical components, and gear systems. Align and mesh gears in gearboxes. Read and interpret schematics, blueprints, and technical drawings. Verify part conformity and clearances using callipers, gauges, and micrometres. Smooth, trim, or fit surfaces with power tools; repair or replace damaged parts. Operate milling, grinding, and other metalworking machines for shaping/fabricating parts. Inspect subassemblies and perform fault finding for warranty failures. Lubricate, grease, and maintain components. Drill, ream, tap, or cut parts for assembly. Assemble other machines as required; update and repair parts regularly. Set up and run engines on Dyno according to prescribed methods. Follow up on parts supply and complete engine builds within set timelines. Inspect newly arrived parts for fit, size, and function. Be available for occasional field service work. Requirements: Proficient with precision measuring tools (callipers, gauges, micrometres). Able to read and interpret schematics, blueprints, and technical drawings. Experience operating metalworking machines (milling, grinding) for part fabrication. Strong fault-finding capability, including warranty failure analysis. Experience setting up and running engines on a Dyno according to prescribed methods. NQF 4 / N1–N3 with ±3–5 years’ engine assembly/automotive machining experience. Trade Test qualification (Automotive Machinist/Diesel Mechanic) advantageous. Knowledge of hydraulics and auto-electrical systems advantageous. Send your CV to: