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Operators, technicians and fitters who do it properly

We hire people who are prepared to stop a job when a control is missing, and who write down what they did. If that is how you work, we want to hear from you.

What we look for

Four things that matter more than years on a CV

01

You stop the job when a control is missing

Every person on a Leikah crew has that authority and is expected to use it. Nobody is ever penalised for it.

02

You write down what you did

Job cards, torque figures, fault reports. If it is not recorded, it did not happen — and the next person pays for that.

03

You measure before you decide

Gauge it, then act. Guessing costs the client money and costs us the contract.

04

You are straight about problems

A problem raised early is a schedule change. The same problem raised late is a breach. We would always rather hear it early.

Five technicians in high-visibility workwear and hard hats welding a steel diesel bowser in a workshop
Open positions

No advertised vacancies right now

We hire as contracts come in rather than to a published headcount plan, so roles open at short notice. A speculative application is genuinely worth sending — it is where we look first.

Send a speculative application anyway

Operators, diesel mechanics, fitters, boilermakers, auto-electricians and field service technicians — we keep every application on file and go through them first when a contract starts. Include your competencies and machine experience and it will be read.

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Send it through

Every application is read and kept on file. If you would rather speak to someone first, call +27 60 976 3429.

Where you have worked, on what machines, and for how long. Mine or quarry experience is worth mentioning specifically.

Machine competencies, trade qualifications, medicals, driver's licence codes.

Your CVoptional — but it helps a lot

PDF or Word document, up to 20 MB. One file.

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