Unit Manager Commodity at Sibanye-Stillwater

Minimum Required Qualification:

• NQF 7 (Bachelor’s Degree or Advanced Diploma).

The Appointee should:

• Have at least 5 years’ experience in a related role, of which 2 years should have been at a management level or experience in a functional / specialist area.
• Be declared medically fit to work in the specific business area.
• Have clear security screening record.
• Have clear credit record.
• Have a valid driver’s license.
• Have at east 2 years’ experience in Quantity Surveying or SLP (Social Labour Plan).

Additional Requirements:

• Knowledge of legislation - BBBEE, Mining Charter and other applicable legislation.
• At least 2 years’ experience in Contract Management or Procurement or Capital or Mining or Engineering or Services or Quantity Surveying or SLP (Social Labour Plan).

Key Responsibilities:

• Responsible for the SLP and Ringfenced commodity’s entire commercial process to ensure good governance processes are followed.
• Developing and implementing a Commodity Management strategy and manage the commodity commercial processes in line with company commercial policies, procedures and business requirements.
• Participate in the enterprise and supplier development strategic imperatives by influencing the commercial strategic model.
• Working with internal customers to ensure that clear technical, quality, safety and timing requirements are identified and agreed.
• Contract management by utilising different cost methodologies, business commercial models and optimisation practices in line with strategic objectives.
• Liaise closely with legal entities in processes such as agreements, penalty clauses and overall contract management.
• Design and implement total cost of ownership models in the execution and implementation of commercial processes.
• Resolve any strategic commodity concerns from internal and external Stakeholders, in line with approved delegation framework and service level agreements.
• Investigate and recommend new and/or alternative sources of supply as necessary to support cost reduction requirements, and/or supplier performance issues.
• Successfully resolve any internal and external audit requirements pro-actively to avoid negative impact to the business.
• Maintain a risk register for the commodity in line with risk identification, prioritisation and mitigation.
• Prepare any required reports relating to regulatory and legislative commercial processes and entities.
• Participate in the commercial process with respect to any merger, acquisition and/or joint ventures.
• Perform special projects as required in support of Supply Chain objectives.
• Identify Innovation & Business Improvement opportunities.
• Building and maintaining relationships with stakeholders across the organisation and externally at all levels and crossfunctionally.
• Ensuring open communication channels with all relevant stakeholders.
• Collaborating with external service providers regarding the design and implementation of tools to enhance processes.
• Sourcing, contracting, and negotiating with service providers.

Deadline:17th March,2026