Factory Worker

An exciting opportunity has opened for a Factory Worker with a growing production facility in Midrand, Gauteng.

The workplace values doing things properly over cutting corners. Do well here and the door to greater responsibility opens quickly. A strong emphasis is placed on safety, quality, and doing things right the first time. If you meet the requirements below, we encourage you to apply today.

Shift work and overtime may be required to meet production schedules.

Responsibilities

  • Assemble products or components on the production line following work instructions, achieving daily output targets while maintaining quality standards.
  • Operate production machinery and equipment according to standard operating procedures, ensuring safe and efficient operation at all times.
  • Move raw materials, work-in-progress, and finished goods between workstations and storage areas using trolleys or pallet jacks.
  • Report any equipment malfunctions, quality defects, or safety hazards to the shift supervisor immediately to prevent injuries and production delays.
  • Perform in-process quality checks by inspecting products for defects, dimensional accuracy, and visual appearance at specified intervals.

Requirements

  • Previous experience in a factory, manufacturing, or production environment is advantageous.
  • Willingness to work shifts including night shift, weekends, and public holidays as required by production schedules.
  • Ability to follow instructions accurately and adhere to standard operating procedures without deviation.
  • Physical fitness and ability to stand for long periods, perform repetitive tasks, and work in a noisy or temperature-controlled environment.
  • Reliable attendance and punctuality are essential for maintaining production schedules and team efficiency.
  • Commitment to maintaining a safe working environment by following all safety rules and wearing prescribed protective equipment.
  • Basic numeracy and literacy to read work instructions, complete production records, and understand safety signage.

Qualifications

Grade 10 with Factory Production Experience
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