Eskom is recruiting Senior Artisans (Electrical – Heavy Current) for 2026. These roles focus on advanced electrical maintenance, fault finding, and repair work at power stations, ensuring reliable energy supply and compliance with safety standards.
Vacancy Overview
Position: Senior Artisan Electrical – Heavy Current 2026
Employer: Eskom Holdings SOC Ltd
Location: South Africa (power station sites)
Category: Electrical Artisan / Heavy Current Maintenance
Closing Date: 25 September 2026
Reference ID: ESK‑ELEC‑HC‑2026
Responsibilities
Perform electrical maintenance on heavy current systems and equipment
Conduct fault finding and repairs to minimize downtime
Install and assemble components for power station operations
Ensure compliance with Eskom safety and operational standards
Maintain records of work performed
Requirements
Education: Grade 12 (Matric) with Mathematics and Science
Qualification: N3 Electrical or equivalent
Certification: Trade Test Certificate (Electrical – Heavy Current)
Experience: Several years in electrical heavy current maintenance within industrial/power station environments
Skills: Computer literacy, communication skills, technical problem‑solving
Benefits
Competitive artisan salary aligned with Eskom standards
Benefits may include medical aid, pension, and leave allowances
Exposure to power station operations and compliance frameworks
Career progression into supervisory and specialist roles
Application Process
Prepare an updated CV highlighting electrical heavy current experience.
Attach certified copies of ID, Matric certificate, N3 qualification, and Trade Test.
Apply via the Eskom Careers Portal.
Ensure applications are submitted before the closing date in September 2026.
Quick CV Tips
Highlight your N3 Electrical qualification and Trade Test.
Emphasize heavy current electrical maintenance experience.
Keep CV concise (2–3 pages).
Ensure contact details and location are clear.
This opportunity is ideal for experienced electrical artisans seeking stable employment and long‑term career growth in South Africa’s energy sector.
