Manager LEMS at NECSA

Key Performance Areas:
Operational Management

• Operating the nuclear and other effluent treatment facilities within the prescribed statutory water permit
• Manage, lead and guide staff in LEMS to ensure that the performance objectives are met in line with regulatory, statutory and environmental requirements
• Oversee the planning, scheduling and organisation of all resources and services within the LEMS function necessary to perform work scopes
• Ensure that all LEMS project plans are in place and executed according to agreed performance and quality standards and requirements
• Develop, implement and maintain all Liquid Effluent activities and processes in accordance with NNR and SHEQ regulations and requirements.
• Manage all risks by compiling and executing a formal risk management plan for LEMS

Financial Management

• Develop LEMS business plan, budget and forecast.

Compliance Management (Safety, Health, Environmental and Quality)

• Managing the upgrading and optimisation of effluent facilities to ensure conformance to license requirements and safety standards
• Ensuring that chemical and radioactive materials are treated and/or released only in conformance with permits and licenses.
• Ensure compliance to Necsa and regulatory bodies (e.g. DWS, NNR)
• Effective implantation of applicable Quality and Environmental Management Systems in an ageing facility

People Management

• Human Capacity Building
• Develop and maintain a training programme for all staff
• Manage the personnel in line with Necsa corporate values & requirements and basic Labour Relations principles. This includes individual development and training to ensure competentqualified personnel. 

Stakeholder Management

• Managing the effluent treatment facilities in a cost-effective way to ensure compliance.

Minimum Qualifications and Experience:

• B-Tech or B Eng (Mechanical/Chemical)/ Bachelor’s Degree in Radiation Science or equivalent 
• 5–10 years’ relevant technical experience in Nuclear facilities/ Radioactive waste or effluent treatment systems/ Chemical or industrial process plants
• Minimum 5 years working in a facility licensed under the National Nuclear Regulator
• Minimum 3–5 years supervisory or management experience in an operational or technical environment.

Closing date: 27 March2026