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What is Millwright Training?

Millwright training at Denotech Training Institute is an accredited program aligned with South African standards, including the Occupational Certificate: Millwright (SAQA ID: 97585) under QCTO and merSETA. It equips learners to install, maintain, troubleshoot, and repair stationary industrial machinery and mechanical equipment in manufacturing and production environments.

Duration: 8 weeks
Onsite training: Available for groups
Certification: Certificate of competence upon completion
Branches: Pretoria CBD & Johannesburg (Germiston)

Why Train as a Millwright?

High demand in South Africa: Millwrights are crucial in industries like manufacturing, mining, and engineering, supporting the economy as per merSETA sector skills plans.
Great earning potential: Qualified artisans earn competitive salaries, with opportunities in both public and private sectors.
Transferable skills: Gain expertise in mechanical, electrical, and electronic systems, compliant with SANS standards and QCTO requirements.
Career progression: Advance to supervisory roles or further qualifications like NQF Level 5 in related fields.

Where Can Successful Graduates Work?

Aligned with South African industrial needs, graduates can work in:

Manufacturing plants and factories (e.g., automotive, food processing)
Mining operations and mineral processing
Power generation facilities like Eskom
Engineering and maintenance contractors
Government departments and state-owned enterprises
Construction and infrastructure projects

Detailed Course Content

Our 8-week program covers essential modules from the QCTO curriculum, focusing on practical and theoretical skills:

Knowledge Modules (NQF Levels 2-4)

Workplace fundamentals (NQF 2, 9 credits)
The Millwright's world of work (NQF 2, 8 credits)
Basic engineering theory (NQF 3, 24 credits)
Fitting theory (NQF 4, 38 credits)
Tools and equipment for electrical work (NQF 4, 8 credits)
Electricity and electronics (NQF 4, 13 credits)
Wire ways and wiring (NQF 4, 11 credits)
Rotating electrical machinery (NQF 4, 13 credits)
Electrical supply systems and components (NQF 4, 31 credits)
Low Voltage protection (NQF 4, 5 credits)
Faultfinding on electrical circuits (NQF 4, 3 credits)

Practical Skill Modules (NQF Levels 2-4)

Work safely and respond to emergencies (NQF 2, 15 credits)
Fabricate simple components using hand tools (NQF 2, 6 credits)
Fabricate components using power tools (NQF 3, 6 credits)
Build flow circuits (NQF 2, 2 credits)
Work with electrical components (NQF 3, 10 credits)
Install and connect electrical equipment (NQF 3, 61 credits)
Work with electronic components (NQF 3, 10 credits)
Disassemble and inspect mechanical sub-assemblies (NQF 3, 6 credits)
Replace components and assemble machines (NQF 3, 6 credits)
Do fault-finding on mechanical sub-assemblies (NQF 4, 12 credits)
Repair mechanical sub-assemblies (NQF 4, 12 credits)
Perform fault-finding on electrical circuits (NQF 3, 14 credits)
Dismantle and reassemble electrical machinery (NQF 3, 12 credits)
Install and commission mechanical machines (NQF 4, 12 credits)
Test electrical equipment (NQF 3, 10 credits)
Design and modify electrical circuits (NQF 4, 10 credits)
Design flow circuits (NQF 4, 4 credits)

Work Experience Modules (NQF Levels 3-4)

Maintenance processes for industrial machinery (NQF 3, 48 credits)
Fabrication of mechanical components (NQF 3, 8 credits)
Fault-finding and repair of industrial machinery (NQF 4, 108 credits)
Overhauling of electrical and mechanical sub-assemblies (NQF 4, 54 credits)
Installation and commissioning of industrial machinery (NQF 4, 108 credits)

For more details, visit SAQA Qualification or merSETA.

Also available: Refresher courses; group bookings with onsite delivery. Free accommodation and job assistance provided.

Why Choose Denotech Training Institute?

Accredited by QCTO, TETA, CETA, and Department of Labour, ensuring compliance with South African standards.
Excellent training programs to quickly enter the workforce with essential skills and credentials.
Practical-focused learning with experienced instructors.
Free accommodation and job assistance for learners.
Branches in Pretoria and Johannesburg for convenient access.

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We Train Learners Across South Africa

Serving all provinces, including (50+): Pretoria, Johannesburg, Germiston, Durban, Pietermaritzburg, Newcastle, Richards Bay, Cape Town, Stellenbosch, Paarl, George, Gqeberha (Port Elizabeth), East London, Mthatha, Bloemfontein, Kimberley, Polokwane, Tzaneen, Thohoyandou, Mbombela (Nelspruit), Witbank (eMalahleni), Secunda, Middelburg, Klerksdorp, Rustenburg, Potchefstroom, Mahikeng, Vryburg, Upington, Springbok, Kuruman, Ladysmith, Harrismith, Vereeniging, Vanderbijlpark, Sasolburg, Bethlehem, Welkom, Queenstown, Graaff-Reinet, Mossel Bay, Knysna, Oudtshoorn, Malmesbury, Worcester, Beaufort West, Kathu, Lephalale, Mokopane, Standerton, Louis Trichardt, Musina, Brits, Delmas, Brakpan, Benoni, Springs, Alberton, Boksburg, Randburg, Roodepoort, Centurion, Soshanguve, Mamelodi, Soweto, Empangeni, Secunda, Hammanskraal, Temba, Lebowakgomo, Burgersfort, Seshego and Atteridgeville.

FAQs

How long is the Millwright course?
8 weeks, with a blend of theory and practicals aligned to QCTO standards.

What are the entry requirements?
NQF Level 1 with Mathematics, as per SAQA guidelines.

Do you offer job assistance?
Yes, including free accommodation during training.

Do you offer onsite training?
Yes—for companies and groups; contact us for a quote.

What accreditation do you have?
QCTO/SDP170225093823, Department of Labour No. 899, TETA 21-1284, CETA ACC/23/07/00003.

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Accredited training with branches in Pretoria CBD and Johannesburg (Germiston). Onsite options available.

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