Occupational Trainer: Welder / Assessor / Moderator

Occupational Trainer: Welder / Assessor / Moderator

Cape Town, South Africa

Company
IETI Cape Town
Location
Cape Town
Posted
13 days ago
Via
via Indeed

Job Description
Duties and Responsibilities (but not limited to)

· Executing technical training programs in Welding

· Also specializing in the Welding field of Study

· Ensure that proper Welding procedures are being followed and executed correctly.

· Ensure that the standard of Welding is according to the required specifications, quality and safety standards.

· Follow the correct WPS and PQR Procedures

· Schedule training and assessment process

· Control and manage training equipment and materials,

· Working in a team to produce programs that are satisfactory to all relevant parties in an organization.

· Ensuring that statutory training requirements are met.

· Amending and revising programs as necessary, in order to adapt to the changes that occur in the work environment.

· Helping learners to solve specific training problems, either on a one-to-one

· Conduct training delivery and assessment of welding skills programs, learnerships and apprentices

· Conduct assessment to determine competency of learners trained on construction trades.

· Maintaining Health & Safety on training sites in keeping with Occupational H&S legislation

· General supervision of learners/trainees on classroom and practical sites

· Perform administration related to learners Portfolio of Evidence (PoE)

· Taking part in moderation activities as required

Qualifications

· 2-3 years Site experience in a Mechanical and Electrical environment (Specific to Welding)

· Qualification in Welding

· Qualification as Facilitator / Trainer

· Degree/Diploma, Certificate or Higher Certificate in ETD

· Competent and certified assessor and moderator an added advantage

· Facilitation/ Training skills accreditation or qualification.

Work experience

· 3-5 years Training experience

· A minimum of five experience on site/job (Other jobs that prepared you for this job)

· Knowledge and understanding of welding skills training requirements (off and onsite)

· Knowledge of the Skills Development Act (NQF, SAQA, SETA, QCTO)

Attributes

· Ability to work under pressure

· Sound communications Skills

· Accuracy

· Apply good governance principles

· Maintain focus and self-control

· Maintaining effective relationships

· Produce and maintain effective business results

· Technical Aptitude

· Numerical Aptitude

· Mathematical Reasoning

· Attention to detail

Job Type: Full-time

Work Location: In person
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Frequently Asked Questions

Quick answers about Welder Jobs in South Africa

Q What is the national minimum wage for welder jobs in South Africa in 2026?
As per the Department of Employment and Labour, the national minimum wage is R30.15 per hour effective 1 March 2026. This equates to R5,879 per month based on 195 standard ordinary hours. Overtime is paid at 1.5 times the rate for the first 10 hours per week.
Q What is the typical monthly salary range for qualified welders in South Africa in 2026?
According to Statistics South Africa QLFS data adjusted for 2026, qualified welders earn between R25,000 and R45,000 per month. The median salary is R32,500 for artisan welders with trade test certification. Entry-level positions start at R20,000 per month.
Q What work visa requirements apply to foreign nationals for welder jobs in South Africa?
Foreign welders require a General Work Visa from the Department of Home Affairs, needing a job offer from an accredited employer and proof the position was advertised for 3 months on the ESSA database without local hires. The offered salary must be market-related at R28,000 per month minimum for the occupation. Processing fee is R1,520 and takes 8-20 weeks.
Q What education and experience qualify me for certified welder jobs in South Africa?
A minimum N2 National Certificate in Welding or Mechanical Engineering, plus 18 months structured workplace practical experience or 36 months unstructured confirmed by affidavit, is required for the trade test. Equivalent NCV Level 4 with relevant subjects is accepted. The qualification is at Occupational Certificate Level 4.
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