Enaex Africa is a joint venture between Enaex and Sasol providing premier blasting and explosives services to the mining industry. They hire for engineering, data analysis, site supervision, and operational roles across sub-Saharan Africa
Assistant Material Controller (Fixed Term Contract) (Mpumalanga - Secunda)
To control materials needs by coordinating with various teams, determining requirements, tracking production schedules and materials requirements, reconciling with available materials, optimising stock levels and completing administration daily.
To source stock by evaluating potential and existing vendors and suppliers, conducting price and supply analysis, making recommendations, negotiating with approved suppliers, managing delivery against promises and completing administration as required.
To resolve materials availability and quality issues by investigating, engaging with suppliers, resolving, and completing administration as required.
To complete materials disposal by identifying materials that require disposal, implementing required disposal practice and completing administration as required.
To comply with policies by maintaining up-to-date knowledge and understanding of policies, participating in training sessions and sourcing answers to any queries daily and as required
To comply with processes by maintaining up-to-date knowledge and understanding of processes, implementing the correct process and addressing any areas of concern daily
To implement SHE practices by understanding required actions, implementing and reviewing within deadline or as per process.
Requirements
Matric / Grade 12 or equivalent
Diploma in Supply Chain or similar will be advantageous
2+ years in materials control
1+ year mining experience
1+ year explosives materials control will be advantageous.
20 Initiatives to Boost Employee EngagementAre you struggling with improving employee engagement at work? This article covers everything from better communication to building a strong workplace culture.
30 Common Interview Mistakes to AvoidThis piece examines 30 of the most common mistakes applicants make at interviews, so you know how to better avoid them.