Why people join our Wadeville team
Our workshop in Wadeville, Germiston supports customers across Johannesburg, Pretoria, Durban, Pinetown, Cape Town, Bellville and Gqeberha. The work is practical, exacting and often time sensitive, especially when a press is waiting on a replacement die or a checked cylinder. We value people who work neatly, communicate clearly and keep to agreed tolerances. Load-shedding, urgent remakes and tight courier cut-offs are part of the job, so steady hands and a calm approach matter.
We are a small team, which means everyone’s work counts. Marius oversees the business, while the production and technical teams handle design, machining, dispatch and support from order to delivery. If you like being part of a workplace where quality is checked properly and not rushed through, you will fit in well.
Roles we hire for
We do not keep a standing vacancy list here, but we often need people in production, technical support and logistics. Some roles are hands on in the machine shop, others are office based and support the flow of work from quote to dispatch.
- CAD and design support for label tooling
- Machine shop and finishing work on dies and cylinders
- Production coordination and quality checking
- Dispatch, packing and delivery coordination
- Technical sales and customer support for printers and converters
- Administration linked to orders, repeat work and job tracking
If you have experience with precision manufacturing, tooling, print finishing or workshop admin, send your CV through the enquiry form on our contact page and tell us what kind of role you are looking for.
What the work involves day to day
Depending on the role, your day may include checking drawing details, preparing repeat orders, confirming bearer settings, packing finished tools or arranging deliveries to clients in Gauteng and beyond. Some jobs need close attention to diameter, thickness and fit, while others need good judgement on timing and transport. We also support press trials and urgent remakes, so flexibility is useful.
- Reading job cards and confirming measurements
- Checking finish quality before packing
- Working with production schedules and courier timing
- Keeping the workshop tidy and safe
- Communicating clearly when a job needs extra checks
People who do well here are careful with tools, comfortable with routine and able to spot issues before they become delays. The work can be busy, but it is straightforward when everyone does their part properly.
Skills that help you do well here
We are interested in practical ability, reliability and a willingness to learn. Formal experience is useful, but so is a good attitude and a sense of responsibility. If you have worked in a workshop, print plant, engineering environment or dispatch area, you may already have the right habits.
- Good attention to detail
- Basic measuring and checking skills
- Comfort with production deadlines
- Clear communication with colleagues and clients
- Ability to follow instructions and record work accurately
- Willingness to work safely and keep equipment in order
We especially value people who understand that a small error can stop a press or affect a label run. That kind of awareness makes a big difference in our line of work.
How to apply
To apply, send your CV through the enquiry form on our contact page and include a short note about the role you are interested in. If you have trade experience, mention the machines, processes or admin work you have handled. If you are newer to the industry, tell us what you are good at and why you want to work in label tooling.
We review applications against the die room, production and support work we actually need covered. If your background matches what we need, someone from the team will get in touch. Please make sure your details are current so we can reach you without delay.
Working standards we keep
We expect steady work, respect for deadlines and care with every job. Our customers depend on accurate tooling and reliable dispatch, so we keep our standards high from design through to packing. That means checking work properly, handling stock carefully and keeping communication simple and direct.
- Accuracy before speed
- Respect for colleagues and customers
- Careful handling of finished work
- Responsibility for quality and timing
- Readiness to support the team when a job is urgent
If you want to be part of a team that works with precision and pride, we would like to hear from you through the contact page.