Careers

Working with Flush Dryers

Flush Dryers is a South African supplier focused on Flush Dryers. We look for people who can work with technical product detail, site limits, and straightforward communication. Roles sit with Astros Marketing (Pty) Ltd at 2 Makro Place, Sunnyrock 1401, with field time in Durban and Pretoria.

How to apply

Send your details through the contact form with a short CV, the role you want, and one piece of work that shows your standard.

Please state which city you can work from reliably. Applications are reviewed from our Sunnyrock, Gauteng office during business hours.

What the week looks like

Catalogue upkeep, buyer briefs, and field notes that still make sense around lint, heat, load-shedding, and factory dust. You will write for people who run print lines, not for keyword stuffing. You will not invent brands, logos, or performance claims.

Culture without slogans

We prefer email threads to portal mazes. If that suits you, use the contact form and tell us how you could assist from Cape Town.

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For careers, send your city, availability, and a short note on the type of work you have done around print equipment or production lines through our contact form. If photos help, include one or two clear site or workshop images that show the kind of installation, wiring, or maintenance work you have handled in South Africa.

Flush dryer supply in Sunnyrock, Gauteng

Vague career enquiries are hard to place. If you are applying for work outside the roles we normally need, say so in the first line. Travel requirements, site rules, power access, and export-related work can all affect how the role is handled. A short mail with the real site limits helps more than a polished write-up. Buyers who already know the floor often need plain, direct support on screen-print flash equipment. Send the site, the week in question, and the fault already showing on the line. That is enough to start a useful conversation with our team in Sunnyrock, Gauteng.

Short guidance for Highveld and coastal lines

Most South African print buyers do not need another broad summary. They need straight advice on what will suit a dusty Highveld shop, a coastal plant, or an overnight production run. Flush Dryers writes for that reader. Keep the mail short. Keep the photos honest. Keep the subject line tied to Careers. When the brief is specific, the recommendation is sharper, the parts list is cleaner, and the next shift starts with facts. If you are weighing up two options, name both in the first mail so we can separate the urgent fix from the standard plan.