Process Artisan Jobs in South Africa

A permanent Process Artisan opportunity is open in Cape Town, South Africa, through Tumaini Consulting, to join a beverage manufacturing team. This is a hands-on technical role for a trade-tested electrician who knows bottling equipment, can keep a line running and can solve problems under pressure.

About the company and the work

Tumaini Consulting is a recruitment and staffing agency that places people with employers across South Africa. The end workplace here is a beverage manufacturing operation, where production lines move fast and downtime is costly. The artisan’s job is to keep bottling equipment working, respond quickly when it stops and help the team get back to full speed safely.

Role details / duties

• Work as a Process Artisan in a beverage manufacturing team.
• Maintain and support bottling equipment and production processes.
• Respond to breakdowns and faults on the line.
• Work safely and to quality standards in a busy manufacturing environment.
• Support reliable, consistent production output.

Location: Cape Town. Job type: Permanent. Salary: R33,333 – R41,667 per month. Applications close on 24 December 2026, according to the original advert. The advert states that the successful candidate must be willing to relocate at own cost.

Requirements

• Matric.
• Trade Test as an Electrician.
• 5 years of experience as a Process Artisan with bottling equipment experience.
• Willingness to relocate at own cost.

Where to find / apply safely

Apply only through the original Careers24 advert linked by the Apply button on this page. Follow the application instructions shown there, and do not pay anyone to apply or to secure an interview. Genuine recruiters do not charge job seekers a fee.

Practical tips

• Put your trade test and bottling equipment experience at the top of your CV.
• Give clear examples of bottling lines you have worked on and faults you fixed.
• Mention shift work or production pressure experience if you have it.
• Be clear about your willingness to relocate, as the advert asks for it.
• Apply well before the closing date.

How the process works

After you apply through the original advert, the recruiter reviews applications and contacts shortlisted candidates. The original advert also notes that correspondence will only be conducted with shortlisted candidates, so no reply generally means you were not shortlisted for this round.

Important information

This post is informational only. Openings, requirements and closing dates can change at any time, so always confirm the final details on the original advert before you apply. Never share banking details or pay a fee in connection with a job application.

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