Eskom is recruiting an Engineer in Training (Mechatronics) at Majuba Power Station in Mpumalanga, with applications closing on 9 September 2026. This graduate programme provides structured training and workplace exposure for candidates with a completed Mechatronics Engineering degree.
Vacancy Overview
Position: Engineer in Training – Mechatronics
Employer: Eskom
Location: Majuba Power Station, Mpumalanga
Category: Graduate Training Programme
Closing Date: 9 September 2026
Reference ID: 13006
Responsibilities
Participate in institutionalised training and structured workplace learning
Support engineering teams in power station operations
Apply mechatronics knowledge to practical projects
Develop leadership and teamwork skills
Ensure compliance with Eskom’s safety and operational standards
Requirements
Education: Fully completed BEng/BSc Eng degree in Mechatronics Engineering
Skills:
Communication and interpersonal skills
Negotiation and liaison abilities
Knowledge of Eskom policies and procedures
Attributes: Integrity, professionalism, customer focus, politeness, promptness, energetic, self‑starter, assertive
Employment Equity
Eskom is committed to employment equity and diversity.
Preference may be given to candidates from under‑represented designated groups.
Candidates with disabilities are encouraged to apply.
Eskom provides a smoke‑free environment for employees and visitors.
Application Process
Prepare an updated CV highlighting mechatronics engineering qualification and skills.
Attach certified copies of ID and qualifications.
Apply directly via the Eskom careers portal before 9 September 2026.
If not contacted within 28 days after closing, consider the application unsuccessful.
Quick CV Tips
Highlight your Mechatronics Engineering degree prominently.
Emphasize practical projects, internships, or technical skills.
Keep contact details, location, and latest experience easy to find.
Submit before the official deadline.
This programme is an excellent opportunity for mechatronics graduates to gain structured training and practical exposure in power generation at Eskom’s Majuba Power Station.
