SUMMARY:
Our client in the sanitation industry is seeking to employ a Rope Technician to join their team. Please note that this is a (fixed term contract).
Location: KwaZulu-Natal Umhlanga and Ballito.
POSITION INFO:
Efficiency Staffing Solutions (Pty) Ltd
Registration No. 2022/876857/07
Job Advert
Roles and Responsibilities:
High-Access Sanitation Maintenance:
- Perform cleaning, maintenance, and sanitation of high-rise buildings, silos, and other hard-to-reach structures using rope access techniques.
- Ensure proper sanitation of water tanks, pipelines, and ventilation systems at elevated locations.
Safe Rope Access Operations:- Use appropriate rope access methods (e.g., industrial abseiling) to access and perform sanitation work.
- Set up and inspect rigging, anchor points, and safety systems before commencing work.
Equipment Inspection and Maintenance:- Regularly inspect and maintain personal protective equipment (PPE), harnesses, ropes, and sanitation tools.
- Report any faulty or damaged equipment to the relevant supervisor.
Adherence to Health and Safety Regulations:- Follow Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) regulations and South African Rope Access Association (SARAA) guidelines.
- Conduct risk assessments before each job and implement necessary safety measures.
- Use proper handling and disposal techniques for cleaning chemicals and waste.
Emergency Preparedness and Rescue Procedures:- Be trained in rescue techniques and assist in emergency evacuation or rescue operations if needed.
- Participate in emergency drills and refresher training sessions.
Documentation and Reporting:- Maintain accurate records of completed sanitation tasks, inspections, and incidents.
- Submit daily or weekly reports to supervisors regarding work progress and safety compliance.
Teamwork and Communication:- Work closely with sanitation teams, safety officers, and site supervisors.
- Communicate effectively to ensure efficient workflow and hazard awareness among team members.
Key Competencies:Technical Skills:- Proficiency in rope access techniques (Level 1, 2, or 3 certifications preferred).
- Knowledge of industrial sanitation procedures and cleaning solutions.
- Familiarity with working at heights, confined spaces, and hazardous environments.
Safety Awareness & Compliance:- Strong understanding of safety protocols and risk management in rope access work.
- Knowledge of South African occupational health and safety (OHS) regulations.
Physical Fitness & Stamina:- High level of physical endurance to perform tasks at heights for extended periods.
- Ability to lift, carry, and manoeuvre heavy equipment.
Problem-Solving & Decision-Making:- Ability to assess on-site challenges and adapt to changing environments.
- Quick decision-making skills in emergency situations.
Attention to Detail:- Precision in setting up safety equipment and performing sanitation tasks.
- Thorough inspection of work areas to ensure compliance with sanitation standards.
Communication & Teamwork:- Strong verbal and written communication skills for reporting and coordination.
- Ability to collaborate with diverse teams and follow instructions from supervisors.
Adaptability & Reliability:- Willingness to work in various weather conditions and challenging environments.
- Dependability in completing tasks efficiently and adhering to work schedules.
Experience & Qualification- 2 to 3 years working experience.
- Valid medical and be medically fit
- Working from heights certification.
- Valid Rope technician certification.
Additional Information- Only applicants who meet the requirements outlined above will be considered.
- If you do not hear from us within 14 days, please consider your application unsuccessful.
If you meet the above requirements, please submit your application, including your CV and a copy of ID.
Alternatively, email , to apply for the above position. Please include the position and job vacancy reference number in the subject line and attach your CV and a copy of ID in the email.
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