SUMMARY:
Job Title: Assistant Estate Manager
Location: Irene, Centurion in Pretoria
Remuneration:R16 000 to R18 000 Monthly
Our client, a residential estate in Irene, Centurion in Pretoria, is looking for a practical, hands-on Assistant Estate Manager to work alongside the Estate Manager.
You'll take on much of the day-to-day maintenance and repairs around the estate, and step in to keep things running smoothly when the Estate Manager is on leave or away for the day.
Must have own car and valid drivers license.
Required Qualifications & Experience:
POSITION INFO:
Duties & Responsibilities: Hands-on maintenance (day to day) General upkeep and repairs to common areas, gates, roads, walkways and estate buildings. Basic plumbing: leaks, taps, valves, pipe repairs and irrigation fixes. Maintaining the electric fence: walking the perimeter, clearing vegetation, finding and fixing faults and breaks, and recognising when a fault is a short and where to look for it. Looking after the central borehole system: routine checks, resetting pumps and drives, and spotting problems early. Repairing fencing, gates and other perimeter infrastructure. Keeping basic maintenance records, stock of spares and a list of jobs done. Reporting anything beyond your scope (e.g. electrical work) and arranging the right contractor. Supporting the Estate Manager Taking routine operational tasks off the Estate Manager's plate so they can focus on bigger issues. Checking that service providers (security, waste removal, garden services) are doing what they should, and reporting issues. Standing in during leave Acting as the first point of contact for residents and service providers when the Estate Manager is away. Supervising and coordinating the security, waste and garden service providers. Handling day-to-day issues and escalating anything serious to the board/trustees.
You'll apply on Express Employment Professionals Midrand's own site before 29 November 2026. Put your most relevant experience at the top of your CV first.
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