Sasol’s 2026 Millwright Apprenticeship – What You Need to Know
Sasol is looking for South African young people who want a hands‑on job in engineering and maintenance. The company will open a 2026 Learner Artisan: Millwright programme in Sasolburg and Secunda. If you like working with heavy machines, keeping things running, and learning new skills, this could be the first step to a solid career.
Who Can Apply?
You must have finished matric (or a Grade 12 level qualification). You should have passed Maths, Physical Science, and English. Having one year of experience in a related field is helpful, but you can still apply if you don’t have it.
The apprenticeship will train you to become a qualified Millwright, which means you’ll fix and maintain machines in factories and mines. The training follows the standards set by the QCTO and the National Artisan Moderation Board, so you will get a recognised qualification when you finish.
What You’ll Do
During the programme you will learn to:
- Keep plants, mines, and equipment working smoothly
- Use documentation systems that track maintenance work
- Plan tasks and manage your workload
- Follow safety rules and emergency procedures
- Spot hazards and assess risks before starting work
- Talk about safety in daily toolbox chats
- Give clear updates to your supervisor about your progress
- Investigate why problems happen and suggest fixes
- Keep the work area tidy and dispose of waste properly
- Help improve maintenance plans and performance
You will also practice teamwork, take on small leadership roles, and keep learning new techniques.
Where and How Long?
- Locations: Sasolburg and Secunda, South Africa
- Length: This is an apprenticeship that lasts until you become a certified artisan.
Why This Job Is a Good Pick
- Real training: You will learn from experienced professionals in a real industrial setting.
- Modern tech: You’ll work with advanced machines and learn how they’re kept running.
- Safety first: The company stresses a culture where everyone stays safe.
- Growth: After the apprenticeship you can keep working in the same field or move into other roles.
- Equality: Sasol values diversity. If you’re from a group that the company supports, you might get extra consideration.
How to Apply
- Go to the Sasol careers page.
- Find the “Sasolburg Learner Artisan – Millwright Programme 2026” job posting.
- Click Apply now for the Sasol Learner Artisan: Millwright Programme 2026.
- Fill in all the required details – double‑check everything before you hit submit.
Important Notes
- Only online applications are accepted.
- Don’t submit late; the closing date is 2 February 2026.
- If you haven’t heard back within 60 days after that date, your application was not successful.
The Closing Date
Mark your calendar: 2 February 2026 is the last day you can apply.
Quick Summary
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Programme | Learner Artisan: Millwright |
| Company | Sasol |
| Job ID | 11116 |
| Field | Mining & Engineering |
| Locations | Sasolburg & Secunda |
| Application Deadline | 2 Feb 2026 |
| Apply Online | Yes |
If you’re ready to jump into a career where you build and keep machines working, this apprenticeship is a solid chance to start. Don’t miss the chance to join a company that cares about your growth and offers a clear path forward.
Apply now for the Sasol Learner Artisan: Millwright Programme 2026 here.
Good luck – we hope to see you on the team soon!
