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Workshop Technician – Refurbishment & Repair
ExecutivePlacements.com · Mogale City
Job description
About the role
The Workshop Technician will join our service department to refurbish, service and clean copiers and printers for resale. The role is hands‑on, requiring a focus on quality and efficiency within a busy workshop environment.
Key responsibilities
- Refurbish, service and clean copiers and printers destined for resale.
- Repair devices booked into the workshop and prepare them for customer installations.
- Set up devices according to installation requirements.
- Refurbish second‑hand units for reuse as AR parts in the service department.
- Complete at least ten refurbishments per week, subject to availability.
- Strip and scrap returned devices following technical manager guidelines.
- Maintain a tidy and safe workshop on a daily basis.
- Participate in online product training and courses as directed by the technical manager.
Required profile
- Ability to meet a target of at least ten refurbishments per week.
- Willingness to undertake online training and follow technical manager instructions.
- Commitment to keeping the workshop clean and organized each day.
Required skills
- Copier refurbishment
- Printer servicing
- Device repair
- Workshop maintenance
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ExecutivePlacements.com
Mogale City
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