Amatola Water is an essential water services utility in the Eastern Cape.
Amatola Water’s primary activity, as stipulated under the provisions of Sections 29 and 30 of the Act, is to provide bulk water services.
In 1998, it was established as proclaimed in the Government Gazette No 18409 of 14 November 1997 by the Minister, as empowered by the Water...
National Diploma in Analytical Chemistry/Microbiology/Biotechnology/Water Care/Quality Management
Minimum Experience:
3 years Sampling experience on water sampling methods with knowledge of sampling procedures and protocols. Must be familiar with laboratory information management systems and general laboratory duties.
Key Outputs: Reporting to the Quality Officer, the appointee will:
Conduct sampling to ensure that the minimum frequencies as detailed in the SANS 241 specifications for sampling are met
Prepare monthly sampling schedule to ensure frequencies are met.
Schedule and log the samples for different water works to ensure compliance with Blue/Green Drop is requirement
Conduct ad hoc field analyses to ensure that all frequencies for the measurement of water quality parameters
Conduct analysis such as chlorine analysis, turbidity and pH using potable pH, turbidity and chlorine meters
Assist with general laboratory duties
Ensure that vehicle is maintained (in the event of sampling) to effect vehicle longevity and safety
Inspect the vehicle for roadworthiness before driving off
Use the provided checklist for inspection
Ensure the allocated vehicle is clean
Carry out reasonable and lawful instructions as given by the line manager/supervisor within the ambit of the position taking into consideration competencies and operational requirements
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