Artisan Foreman Grade A: Rubber Stamp Making
Government Printing Works · Pretoria, South Africa
Closes 17 November
- Employer
- Government Printing Works
- Location
- Pretoria, South Africa
- Salary
- R397 329 per year
- Posted
- 31 October 2026
- Closing date
- 17 November 2026
Apply faster with the Honde extension
Free for Chrome and Edge.
- Your match on any job page: LinkedIn, PNet, Careers24 or a company's own site.
- The application form filled in from your CV. You check it and press Submit yourself.
- Any job you find, saved to your Honde jobs with its closing date.
About the job
REF NO: GPW 26/017 REQUIREMENTS: Completed apprenticeship and Trade Test Certificate in Electronic Origination plus Grade 10 or equivalent qualification. Grade 12 will be an added advantage, Knowledge and experience in CorelDraw and Microsoft Excel will be an advantage. Must be able to obtain a positive security clearance At least 5 years’ post-apprenticeship appropriate experience. A valid driver's license will be an added advantage. DUTIES: Design Stamps, operate stamp equipment, oversee, and maintain the manufacturing process for rubber stamps to ensure effective production output. Confirm client or internal requirements and specifications to ensure the production of accurate, fit -for-purpose rubber stamps. Develop, review and amend rubber stamp designs using appropriate design software or approved manual design methods. Prepare text, graphics and artwork for expo-sure onto stamp-making materials, including polymer or rubber plates. Supervise the team and ensure the continuous, safe and efficient operation of stamp-making machinery and related equipment. Monitor equipment performance to support continuous, safe and efficient production operations. Coordinate repairs or technical support with maintenance personnel where required. Implement and monitor quality assurance processes to ensure that rubber stamps meet required standards and specifications. Ensure that completed rubber stamps are prepared, labelled and packaged for dispatch in accordan ce with requirements. Recommend process improvements to enhance quality, reduce waste and improve production efficiency. Ensure that machines, tools and equipment are cleaned, maintained and kept in good working condition. Perform routine maintenance on ma chines and equipment in line with manufacturer requirements and operational procedures. Maintain records of equipment cleaning, maintenance, repairs and related costs where applicable. Support and participate in safety, health, environment, risk and qualit y (SHERQ) initiatives within the section. Assist in corrective and preventative actions aimed at reducing operational risks and improving compliance. Participate in SHERQ inspections, awareness activities and continuous improvement initiatives within the section. Contribute to the training, coaching and development of staff within the section to enhance performance and capability. Allocate work, monitor performance and provide feedback to support effective delivery of section outputs. Assist in performance management of staff in accordance with applicable human resources policies. SALARY: R397 329 per annum, (OSD) CENTRE: Pretoria ENQUIRIES: Mr. T Khumalo Tel No: (012) 748 6329 APPLICATIONS: Link: GPW 26/017 Directorate: Security Printing
Source
Published by DPSA at dpsa.gov.za. The advert and its text belong to Government Printing Works; Honde shows it as published and links to the original. Check the closing date and requirements there before you apply. Genuine employers never ask you to pay to apply.
More open jobs at Government Printing Works
Apply faster with Honde
Upload your CV once. Honde scores your match for jobs like this one, writes a tailored CV and cover letter, and fills in the application form, Z83 included for government posts. Free to start.
Create your free accountBefore you apply
- Build an ATS-friendly CV
Practical tips to help you stand out.
- Complete your Z83 form
Step-by-step guidance for government jobs.
- Spot job scams
Learn how to identify and avoid common scams.
