Factory Worker

A growing company based in Carletonville, Gauteng is adding a Factory Worker to its team. The position calls for someone who combines technical ability with a strong work ethic.

There is real scope for growth and skills development for the right person. People here are straightforward, supportive, and proud of what they do. The setting is busy but well-organised, with a focus on getting the job done properly. Ready to apply? Send through your CV and a short introduction.

Responsibilities

  • Maintain cleanliness and organisation of the work area, including sweeping floors, removing waste, and storing tools and equipment properly.
  • Operate basic machinery and equipment such as pallet jacks, hand trucks, and strapping machines after receiving appropriate training.
  • Carry out general manual labour tasks as directed by the supervisor including lifting, carrying, loading, and offloading materials.
  • Assist skilled workers such as mechanics, electricians, or builders by fetching tools, holding materials, and providing general support.
  • Feed raw materials into production machinery and remove finished products from the line for packing and dispatch.
  • Pick and pack orders accurately according to pick lists, ensuring that the correct items and quantities are selected.
  • Report any safety hazards, damaged equipment, or product defects to the supervisor or team leader immediately.

Requirements

  • A Grade 10 or Grade 12 certificate is preferred though not always essential depending on the specific role.
  • Willingness to work shifts, overtime, and weekends as operational demands require.
  • For warehouse roles, experience operating a forklift with a valid licence is highly desirable.
  • Physical fitness and stamina to perform manual work including lifting, standing, bending, and walking for extended periods.
  • The ability to understand and follow verbal and written instructions in English accurately.
  • Reliability and punctuality are essential as team operations depend on every member being present and on time.

Qualifications

No Formal Qualification Required with Work Experience
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