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Local businesses and property owners can host one of the 15 public EV charging stations being deployed across the Eastern Cape province. This opportunity allows them to become part of a growing green infrastructure network while boosting foot traffic to their premises and nearby businesses.
Beyond the initial 29 stations, further off-grid EV charging stations will be developed across the Eastern Cape within the next five years as part of the ongoing expansion of the network.
The Eastern Cape Government is establishing a network of 13 electric vehicle charging stations across the province to support EV mobility, stimulate demand for electric vehicles, and position the province as a leader in sustainable transport infrastructure.
This opportunity provides training and certification for local mechanics through a unified programme that includes apprenticeships and Artisan Recognition of Prior Learning (ARPL), aiming to upskill and formalise the workforce in the automotive aftermarket sector.
This opportunity offers ongoing incubation and support to new members of the Retail Motor Industry Organisation (RMI), ensuring compliance with standards and maintaining quality in vehicle repair and maintenance services.
This opportunity provides training, mentorship, and operational capacitation to 300 historically disadvantaged individual-owned small and medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) in the Eastern Cape automotive aftermarket sector over the next three years.
This opportunity supports informal businesses in the automotive repair and maintenance sector by helping them register with CIPC, SARS, and MIBCO to become accredited RMI members.
This support is available to SMMEs in the automotive aftermarket sector who are historically disadvantaged. It includes assistance with growth, market expansion, and capacity building, administered by AIDC Eastern Cape SOC Ltd.
Small and medium-sized enterprises (SMMEs) in the automotive aftermarket industry based in the Eastern Cape can express interest in joining the AIDC-EC Aftermarket Support Programme. This is not a funding application but an opportunity to be considered for inclusion in a database for future support, including training, capacity building, financial assistance, and market access opportunities.
A service provider is being appointed to deliver Occupational Health and Safety audit services to 300 Automatice Aftermarket SMMEs across the Eastern Cape over a three-year period. This opportunity is open to qualified and registered service providers who meet the required criteria.
Artisans can obtain nationally recognised Red Seal qualifications through the Artisan Recognition of Prior Learning (ARPL) programme, which validates practical workplace experience in motor and diesel mechanics. The programme is open to experienced workers who wish to formalise their skills.
AIDC Eastern Cape SOC Ltd is seeking to appoint a qualified service provider to carry out a comprehensive job profiling exercise, along with benchmarking of salaries and benefits within the organisation. This opportunity is open to professional consulting firms with relevant expertise in human capital assessment and compensation structures.
