AVBOB General Worker Vacancy 2026

 AVBOB is recruiting General Workers in Kempton Park for 2026. Applications are open to unemployed South Africans with a Matric certificate, offering full‑time employment in funeral services operations.

Vacancy Overview

  • Position: General Worker Vacancy 2026

  • Employer: AVBOB Mutual Assurance Society

  • Location: Kempton Park, Gauteng

  • Category: General Worker / Funeral Services Support

  • Closing Date: September 2026

  • Reference ID: AVBOB‑GW‑2026

Responsibilities

  • Assist with funeral service operations including preparation and logistics

  • Maintain cleanliness of facilities and equipment

  • Support administrative tasks when required

  • Ensure compliance with AVBOB standards and procedures

  • Provide respectful client service in sensitive environments

Requirements

  • Education: Matric (Grade 12)

  • Eligibility: South African citizen, unemployed, and available for full‑time work

  • Skills & Competencies:

    • Communication and interpersonal skills

    • Reliability and professionalism

    • Ability to work in sensitive funeral service environments

  • Attributes: Integrity, respect, eagerness to learn, adaptability

Benefits

  • Full‑time employment with AVBOB

  • Exposure to funeral services operations

  • Structured workplace support and training

  • Career growth opportunities within AVBOB

Application Process

  1. Prepare an updated CV highlighting Matric certificate and relevant skills.

  2. Attach certified copies of ID and academic transcripts.

  3. Apply directly via the AVBOB careers portal before the closing date in September 2026.

  4. If not contacted within 30 days after closing, consider the application unsuccessful.

Quick CV Tips

  • Highlight your Matric qualification clearly.

  • Emphasize transferable skills such as teamwork, reliability, and communication.

  • Keep contact details, location, and latest experience easy to find.

  • Submit before the official deadline.

This vacancy is an excellent opportunity for unemployed South Africans in Gauteng to gain full‑time employment and practical exposure in AVBOB’s funeral service operations.



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