Mining runs on power.
And skilled electricians keep it alive.
ASSMANG has opened applications for its 18.2 Electrician Learnership at Black Rock Mine — closing 1 March 2026.
ASSMANG Pty Ltd is recruiting Electrician Engineering Learners (18.2) at Black Rock Mine in the Northern Cape. Applicants must have N2 with Mathematics, Engineering Science, Industrial Electronics, and Electrical Trade Theory. The program is MQA-accredited and concludes with a formal trade test.
If you want to become a certified mining electrician, this is your entry point.
Not general electrical work.
A formal artisan pathway inside a working mine.
Where Is This Learnership Based?
Black Rock Mine Operations is located approximately 80km north-west of Kuruman in the Northern Cape.
Industry: Mining & Quarrying
Contract: Internship / Learnership
Remuneration: Market-related
EE Position: Open to All
Closing Date: 1 March 2026
Advert Reference: assmn_000729
Training takes place on-site within an active mining environment.
What Does the Electrician Learnership Include?
The learnership is structured under the Mining Qualifications Authority (MQA).
Here’s what you can expect:
- Unit standard-based training
- Credits recorded on the MQA database
- National certification after completion
- A compulsory formal trade test
You’ll gain hands-on experience in:
- Industrial electrical systems
- Mining plant power distribution
- Electrical maintenance and safety
- Fault finding and diagnostics
Electricians are critical to mine safety and productivity.
What Are the Minimum Requirements?
This is a technical artisan program.
Strict academic subjects are required.
Required N2 Subjects:
- Mathematics (Not Mathematical Literacy)
- Engineering Science
- Industrial Electronics
- Electrical Trade Theory
Additional Requirements:
- Grade 12 (Mathematics & Science required)
- N2/N3 Engineering Studies
- English literacy
- Strong written and verbal communication skills
- Pass Technical Test Battery Assessment
- Obtain Dover “B” Symbol
- Code B/EB Driver’s License (Advantageous)
Certified copies of qualifications must be submitted with your CV.
Why Choose an Electrical Trade in Mining?
Modern mines rely on:
- High-voltage systems
- Automated machinery
- Electronic monitoring systems
- Safety-critical electrical infrastructure
Skilled electricians are always in demand.
Completing this learnership provides:
- Recognised artisan certification
- Industry experience
- Strong long-term earning potential
How Do You Apply?
Applications must be submitted through the official ASSMANG online portal.
Important reminders:
- Deadline: 1 March 2026
- Upload certified qualifications and updated CV
- Do not pay any application fees
- Only apply via the official ASSMANG careers site
Legitimate mining learnerships never charge fees.
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Final Thoughts
Electricians power the mining industry.
If you meet the strict N2 subject requirements, this 18.2 learnership offers a structured route to becoming a certified mining artisan.
Certification requires focus.
Deadlines are fixed.
Submit your certified documents and apply before 1 March 2026.
