MILLWRIGHT APPRENTICE – 2026 This apprenticeship provides a structured opportunity for aspiring technicians to develop into qualified, trade-tested Millwrights. Successful candidates will receive formal training, on-the-job exposure, and mentorship in both mechanical and electrical disciplines, aligned with FoodBev SETA requirements. The programme is ideal for candidates seeking long-term career development within a technical and industrial environment. Key Performance Areas Enrolment and participation in a registered Millwright Apprenticeship Programme Completion of all required theoretical and practical training Exposure to and training in mechanical and electrical maintenance and installation Compliance with FoodBev SETA apprenticeship requirements and assessments Adherence to workplace health, safety, and quality standards Demonstration of commitment, discipline, and continuous skills development Progression toward successful trade testing and certification Knowledge and Skills Minimum Technical Grade 12 or N3 qualification Qualification in Electrical and/or Mechanical Engineering Strong interest in pursuing a career as a Millwright Willingness to undergo structured apprenticeship training Good work ethic, reliability, and technical aptitude