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MAN Truck & Bus South Africa is the country's authorised importer, assembler, and distributor of MAN heavy commercial vehicles — including long-haul trucks, construction tipper trucks, and buses — operating under the global MAN SE group, itself a subsidiary of Volkswagen Group. The South African operation assembles some models locally while importing others, distributing through a national dealer and service centre network.
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Johannesburg (Head Office), Cape Town, Durban
1,500+
Service Technician, Diesel Mechanic, Parts Consultant
R9,000–R55,000/month
Johannesburg (Head Office)
1908
MAN SA's dealer and service network environment is more customer-facing than a production plant — service technicians work on high-value, complex commercial vehicles for transport and construction clients with demanding uptime requirements. Field work, breakdown response, and major service intervals create variety that pure plant assembly work doesn't.
The Volkswagen Group connection brings structured training and modern workshop standards across the network.
Applications for roles at MAN Truck & Bus South Africa are submitted via the company’s careers portal or local job platforms, with technical positions requiring a recognised trade certificate such as Diesel Mechanic or Electrician, and commercial roles needing Matric plus relevant experience. The screening process typically includes an initial CV review, followed by practical technical assessments or competency tests, panel interviews with hiring managers and HR, and final background and reference checks aligned with Volkswagen Group standards.
The full timeline from application to offer usually spans six to ten weeks. Candidates are advised to familiarise themselves with MAN’s heavy commercial vehicle range and prepare for hands-on trade evaluations.