Sea Harvest is offering a 2026 Diesel Fitting Apprenticeship in Saldanha Bay, Western Cape, and you need to apply before 10 September 2026. This is a chance to start a career in fleet engineering right now, and you can find more details about the organisation at Sea Harvest.
What the apprenticeship involves
The role combines hands‑on workshop training with structured learning at a TVET college. You will be employed on a fixed‑term contract for the duration of the training.
Who can apply
You must meet at least one of the following qualification routes:
- National Technical Certificate 3 (four subjects passed)
- National Qualifications Framework Level 4 qualification
- Matric with Mathematics and Science
- Technical Matric
Practical experience in a similar field is helpful but not mandatory. The company prefers younger candidates, though no specific age limit is set.
What you will gain
The apprenticeship builds solid diesel‑fitting skills. You will learn:
- Core mechanical and electrical concepts
- Safe work practices in confined spaces and at height
- How to read and follow technical drawings
- Effective written and verbal communication
Completing the programme also adds a recognised college certificate to your CV.
How to apply – step by step
- Prepare a clear CV that highlights your qualification and any workshop exposure.
- Gather supporting documents (matric results, certificates, ID).
- Check that your contact details are correct and that all files are easy to read.
- Upload the CV and documents through the official portal: Sea Harvest online application.
- Submit before the deadline on 10 September 2026.
Sea Harvest will only contact shortlisted applicants.
Tips to improve your chances
- List your qualification at the top of the CV and spell out the subjects you passed.
- If you have limited work experience, describe any workshop tasks you performed, naming the tools used.
- Include a short example of a college project that shows your technical foundation.
- Be ready to complete psychometric testing, a medical exam, and to work shifts, overtime, confined spaces, and heights above three metres.
Final thoughts
If you meet the qualification criteria and can handle the physical requirements, this apprenticeship could launch your career in diesel fitting. Gather your documents early and submit them before the 10 September deadline.