Pump and Abrasion Technologies Receiving Y4Y Internship Programme Vacancy 2026
Pump and Abrasion Technologies
Transport & Logistics (TETA)
Monthly stipend
Not stated
- Opportunity
- Internship
- Minimum education
- Diploma (NQF 6)
- Location
- Centurion, Gauteng
- SETA
- TETA
- Posted
- 16 Sept 2026
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Opportunity Overview
Pump and Abrasion Technologies (PABT) is a global leader specialising in the design, manufacturing, and assembly of heavy-duty slurry pumps. The company culture is marked by an entrepreneurial spirit and a "do whatever it takes" approach to its operations.
PABT is offering a Receiving Y4Y Internship Programme, providing a valuable opportunity to join their team as a Receiving Intern. This role is based at their Centurion office.
Minimum Requirements
- Completed Matric / Grade 12.
- Must be between 18 and 25 years old.
- A Finance-related, Supply Chain, or Logistics certificate or diploma is advantageous.
Key Responsibilities
- Comparing purchase orders with invoices and packaging lists.
- Inspecting deliveries to ensure they match order and invoice criteria.
- Receiving and signing for deliveries.
- Coordinating the unloading of deliveries from trucks.
- Processing returns for incorrect or unsatisfactory items.
- Organizing and storing received items in appropriate areas.
- Updating inventory with received items.
- Communicating with procurement regarding delays, short supply, or problems.
- Inspecting contents to ensure they are undamaged and fit for use.
- Contacting the supplier or shipper if a non-conformance is identified (NCR Process).
- Assuming responsibility for returning unsatisfactory shipments or receiving replacements (NCR Process).
- Labeling deliveries and allocating them to their designated place.
- Maintaining records of orders and delivery details.
- Sending all updated information to the relevant departments once the delivery process is complete.
- Updating and sending GRN reports daily to relevant parties.
What the Work Involves
As a Receiving Intern, you will be crucial in managing the inflow of goods at the Centurion office. Your daily tasks will involve carefully checking incoming deliveries against purchase orders, invoices, and packaging lists to ensure everything matches up. You'll be responsible for the physical receipt of goods, including signing for them and coordinating the unloading process from trucks.
The role involves inspecting items for damage or discrepancies, processing returns for anything incorrect, and then meticulously organising and storing the received goods. You will be responsible for updating inventory systems and communicating any issues like delays or short supplies to the procurement team. Furthermore, you will play a part in the non-conformance reporting (NCR) process, contacting suppliers for unsatisfactory shipments and managing replacements. The work requires maintaining accurate records and keeping various departments informed through daily reports and updates.
How to Apply
To apply for the Receiving Y4Y Internship Programme, please click on the link below: Apply Here
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