
Artisan Foreman Grade A: Rubber Stamp Making
Salary or stipendR397 329 per annum, (OSD)
The Department of Government Printing Works is looking for a Artisan Foreman Grade A: Rubber Stamp Making. This is a permanent role based in Gauteng.
Source: DPSA Circular 39 of 2026Post 39/40, page 33
- Reference number
- GPW 26/017
- Appointment
- Permanent
- Province
- Gauteng
- Closing date
- 13 November 2026
- Centre
- Pretoria
- Directorate
- Security Printing
What you will need
- Completed apprenticeship and Trade Test Certificate in Electronic Origination plus Grade 10 or equivalent qualification.
- A valid driver's licence will be an added advantage.
Experience
Grade 12 will be an added advantage, Knowledge and experience in CorelDraw and Microsoft Excel will be an advantage. Must be able to obtain a positive security clearance At least 5 years’ post-apprenticeship appropriate experience.
Driver's licence
A valid driver's licence will be an added advantage.
Key responsibilities
- Design Stamps, operate stamp equipment, oversee, and maintain the manufacturing process for rubber stamps to ensure effective production output.
- Confirm client or internal requirements and specifications to ensure the production of accurate, fit-for-purpose rubber stamps.
- Develop, review and amend rubber stamp designs using appropriate design software or approved manual design methods.
- Prepare text, graphics and artwork for expo-sure onto stamp-making materials, including polymer or rubber plates.
- Supervise the team and ensure the continuous, safe and efficient operation of stamp-making machinery and related equipment.
- Monitor equipment performance to support continuous, safe and efficient production operations.
- Coordinate repairs or technical support with maintenance personnel where required.
- Implement and monitor quality assurance processes to ensure that rubber stamps meet required standards and specifications.
Additional details
- Grade: National
How to apply
Link: GPW 26/017
- Enquiries: Mr. T Khumalo
- Telephone: (012) 748 6329

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