Bidvest Facility Management (BFM) has opened applications for its Unitary Installer Learnership 2026.
This is a 12-month technical training programme designed for young South Africans who want to build a career in HVAC, mechanical services, and facilities management.
The programme combines theory and supervised practical training, leading to a recognised QCTO Occupational Qualification (NQF Level 2).
If you prefer working with tools instead of sitting behind a desk — this opportunity is for you.
Deadline: 13 February 2026
- Closing Date: 13 February 2026
- Location: Olifantsfontein, Gauteng
- Duration: 12 Months
- Qualification: QCTO Occupational Qualification 103269 (NQF Level 2)
Applications close soon. Late submissions will not be accepted.
What You Will Learn
This is hands-on technical training.
During the 12 months, you will gain skills in:
HVAC Fundamentals
Understanding heating, ventilation, and air conditioning systems.
Installation & Commissioning
Installing and testing unitary HVAC systems.
Electrical & Mechanical Basics
Tool handling, basic wiring principles, and mechanical components.
Fault Finding
Identifying and fixing system problems.
Safety Training
Working at heights and occupational health & safety compliance.
By completion, you’ll be equipped for entry-level technical roles in facilities management.
Minimum Requirements
To qualify, you must meet all of the following:
- Education:
- Grade 12 with Mathematics and Physical Science (Compulsory)
OR - NQF Level 4, 5, or 6 qualification
- Grade 12 with Mathematics and Physical Science (Compulsory)
- Age: 18 – 34 years
- Medical Fitness:
- Must be physically fit
- Comfortable working at heights
- Technical Mindset:
- Basic understanding of mechanical or electrical systems
- Willing to work with tools
This is not suitable for candidates who prefer office-based work.
Why Choose Bidvest Facility Management?
Bidvest is a major player in South Africa’s infrastructure and facilities sector.
Benefits of completing this programme:
- Recognised QCTO qualification
- Real industry exposure
- Increased employability in HVAC and maintenance fields
- Equal opportunity workplace supporting diversity and inclusion
Technical trades remain in demand across South Africa.
How to Apply (Online Only)
Applications are processed via the Bidvest Careers Portal.
Step-by-Step Application Process
Step 1: Prepare Your Documents
- Certified copy of South African ID
- Matric certificate (with Maths and Physical Science)
- Updated CV
Step 2: Visit the Bidvest FM Recruitment Page
Step 3: Search for
“Unitary Installer Learnership”
Step 4: Submit Before 13 February 2026
Incomplete applications may be rejected automatically.
Application Tip
Recruiters in technical fields look for:
- Safety awareness
- Practical experience
- Initiative
- Reliability
Mention any of the following if applicable:
- School technical subjects
- DIY projects
- Workshop exposure
- Tool-handling experience
Keep your CV clear and skills-focused.
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If you are building a career path, also explore:
- Competition Commission WIL Programme 2026 (Paid Internship)
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- Gauteng Contact Centre Training Programme 2026 (NQF Level 3)
- SAB Packaging Learnership 2026
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FAQs – Bidvest Unitary Installer Learnership 2026
Learnerships typically include a monthly allowance as per QCTO and company guidelines.
You will receive a QCTO Occupational Qualification (NQF Level 2) in Unitary Installation.
Yes. These subjects are compulsory unless you hold a relevant NQF Level 4–6 qualification.
The programme is based in Olifantsfontein, Gauteng.
No. The age requirement is 18–34 years.
