Job Opportunities at NECSA

Key Performance Areas

Key responsibilities will include but will not be limited to the following:

Inspection Activities

• Schedule inspection activities in synergy with production and in accordance with inspection instructions.
• Conduct inspections of all components procured or manufactured daily to ensure compliance to quality and product specifications
• Radiograph fuel plates, target plates and welds to determine hidden defects.
• Generate Inspection reports for all inspections conducted.
• Record relevant product related information on the system to enable trend analysis of product conformance/reject rates

Release Of Items

• Perform receiving/Incoming Inspection of Procured items.
• Control status of products by means of status indicators and update database accordingly to ensure correct application to products
• Verify accuracy of components released by production for final assembly, for Traceability.

IMTE Verification System

• Verify(Calibrate) shop floor measuring instruments using the Master Reference Standards on an annual basis to ensure validity of instrumentation test results.
• Issue certificate and maintain the database of the verified measuring instruments to ensure effective and efficient retrieval and accuracy of information when required.

Process Surveillances

• Conduct surveillance product audits (First –Off & Witness Inspections) on processes in the plant on a regular basis to ensure compliance to regulatory and quality requirements.
• Witness Swaging & Special activities

Management System 

• Level 3 & 4 document review. 
• Review and update INS (Inspection Instructions) and master report forms for inspection and NDE (non-destructive examination) documentation for activities as required.

Qualifications and Experience:

• Qualified Artisan (Mechanical/ Fitter and Turner)
• Radiographic Testing Level 01.
• Dimensional Metrology Level 01
• Ultrasonic Testing Level 01
• 5 years’ experience in dimensional inspection and non-destructive examination

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Key Performance Areas

Key responsibilities will include but will not be limited to the following:

Infrastructure Maintenance

• Supports the Mechanical/Mobile Supervisor in daily operations.
• Maintains efficient mechanical systems across all facilities
• Perform mechanical installations, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on mechanical systems, machinery, and mobile equipment.
• Conduct inspections and tests of mobile equipment / mechanical systems to ensure functionality and safety.
• Diagnose and resolve mechanical faults and issues in a timely manner.
• Assist in planning and executing mechanical projects, ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards.
• Maintain accurate records of all maintenance and repair work performed.
• Timeous return of completed Job Cards to Planning Office for capturing and recoveries.

SHEQ& Regulatory Compliance

• Adhere to local, national, and international mechanical codes and safety regulations.
• Follow safety protocols and participate in safety training and meetings.
• Perform regular checks and maintenance on safety equipment.
• Contribute to maintaining a culture of safety within the team.
• Conduct BBS observations

Customer Satisfaction

• Deliver high-quality mechanical maintenance services with minimal downtime.
• Communicate effectively with internal and external customers to address mechanical issues.
• Ensure prompt and accurate completion of job cards.
• Aim for high customer satisfaction ratings by minimizing rework and defects
• Ensure Customer Job Card Rating is done on all defect job cards.
• Minimise non-conformances on work done
• Avoid rework/comebacks

Financial Expenditure

• Assist in managing inventory of mechanical supplies and equipment.
• Report any discrepancies or needs for replacement of tools and equipment.
• Support cost-effective practices in mechanical maintenance tasks.

Human Resources

• Assist in managing inventory of mechanical supplies and equipment.
• Report any discrepancies or needs for replacement of tools and equipment.
• Support cost-effective practices in mechanical maintenance tasks.

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Key Performance Areas

• Lead and supervise the daily activities of artisans.
• Assign tasks based on task priorities and team member skills.
• Ensure all work complies with company policies, procedures, and safety standards.
• Oversee the maintenance, troubleshooting, and repair of rigging equipment, transport vehicles, machinery, and equipment.
• Conduct inspections and testing of rigging systems and components to ensure functionality and safety.
• Diagnose and resolve rigging equipment issues in a timely and efficient manner.
• Plan and oversee rigging tasks from inception to completion, including budgeting, scheduling, and procurement of materials.
• Monitor task progress and adjust timelines as needed to ensure deadlines are met.
• Coordinate with other departments to ensure smooth operation of rigging & maintenance, or upgrades.
• Monitor maintenance schedule adherence of all job cards, statutory and preventive maintenance
• Manage resource utilization
• Work backlog control
• Timeous return of completed Job Cards to Planning Office for capturing and recoveries.
• Ensure all rigging equipment maintenance work complies with local, national, and international codes and safety regulations.
• Promote a culture of safety within the team, conducting regular safety meetings and training.
• Maintain accurate records of inspections, repairs, and safety reports.
• Ensure Team does BBS observations
• Ensure Team perform check lists for safety equipment.
• Ensure the provisioning of an effective maintenance service
• Communicate with customers Internal and External.
• Ensure minimum turnaround time for jobs done.
• Ensure Customer Job Card Rating is done on all defect job cards.
• Minimise non- conformances on work done
• Manage the rigging section’s budget and ensure cost-effective solutions.
• Order and manage inventory of necessary parts, supplies and equipment.
• Negotiate with vendors and suppliers for equipment, ensuring quality and cost efficiency.
• Train, mentor, and evaluate the performance of team members.
• Address any disciplinary issues and provide guidance for career development.
• Foster a positive working environment and encourage teamwork.
• Conduct Green Area Meetings (Toolbox Talk) every morning before dispatching employees to work areas

Minimum Qualifications:

• Qualified Artisan Rigger - Trade Tested with Red Seal
• Supervisory Certificate
• Driver’s License (Compulsory) 

Minimum Experience:

• Minimum 5 years’ experience in Rigging equipment operations as an artisan/technician
• 2 years’ experience in supervisory role
• Good knowledge of Necsa site facilities and mobile equipment.
• Computer literacy 

Closing date: 22 April 2026

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Key Performance Areas

• Supports the Instrumentation & Electronics Supervisor in daily operations.
• Maintains efficient instrumentation systems across all facilities.
• Perform instrumentation installations, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on Instrumentation systems, machinery, and equipment.
• Conduct inspections and tests of instrumentation systems to ensure functionality and safety.
• Diagnose and resolve instrumentation faults and issues in a timely manner.
• Assist in planning and executing instrumentation projects, ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards.
• Maintain accurate records of all maintenance and repair work performed.
• Timeous return of completed Job Cards to Planning Office for capturing and recoveries.
• Ensure all instrumentation work complies with local, national, and international instrumentation codes and safety regulations.
• Promote a culture of safety within the team, conducting regular safety meetings and training.
• Maintain accurate records of inspections, repairs, and safety reports.
• Ensure Team does BBS observations.
• Ensure Team perform check lists for safety equipment.
• Ensure the provisioning of an effective maintenance services.
• Communicate with customers Internal and External.
• Ensure minimum turnaround time for jobs done.
• Ensure Customer Job Card Rating is done on all defect job cards.
• Minimise non- conformances on work done.
• Manage the instrumentation department’s budget and ensure cost-effective solutions.
• Order and manage inventory of necessary instrumentation supplies and equipment.
• Negotiate with vendors and suppliers for equipment, ensuring quality and cost efficiency.
• Train, mentor, and evaluate the performance of team members.
• Address any disciplinary issues and provide guidance for career development.
• Foster a positive working environment and encourage teamwork.
• Conduct Green Area Meetings (Toolbox Talk) every morning before dispatching employees to work areas.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Matric or N6
• Qualified Instrumentation Artisan - Trade Tested with Red Seal
• PLC Programme (advantageous)
• Driver’s License (Compulsory 

Minimum Experience:

• Minimum 3 years’ experience in instrumentation & electronics operations as an artisan.
• Experience in supervisory role 

Closing date: 22 April 2026

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Key Performance Areas

• Supports the Mechanical Supervisor/ Section Head in daily operations.
• Maintains efficient mechanical systems across all facilities
• Perform mechanical installations, maintenance, troubleshooting, and repairs on mechanical systems, machinery, and equipment.
• Conduct inspections and tests of mechanical systems to ensure functionality and safety.
• Diagnose and resolve mechanical faults and issues in a timely manner.
• Assist in planning and executing mechanical projects, ensuring compliance with safety and operational standards.
• Maintain accurate records of all maintenance and repair work performed.
• Timeous return of completed Job Cards to Planning Office for capturing and recoveries.
• Adhere to local, national, and international mechanical codes and safety regulations.
• Follow safety protocols and participate in safety training and meetings.
• Perform regular checks and maintenance on safety equipment.
• Contribute to maintaining a culture of safety within the team.
• Conduct BBS observations.
• Deliver high-quality mechanical maintenance services with minimal downtime.
• Communicate effectively with internal and external customers to address mechanical issues.
• Ensure prompt and accurate completion of job cards.
• Aim for high customer satisfaction ratings by minimizing rework and defects.
• Ensure Customer Job Card Rating is done on all defect job cards.
• Minimise non- conformances on work done.
• Avoid rework/comebacks.
• Assist in managing inventory of mechanical supplies and equipment.
• Report any discrepancies or needs for replacement of tools and equipment.
• Support cost-effective practices in mechanical maintenance tasks.
• Support training and mentoring of junior artisans or assistants.
• Maintain a positive working environment and foster teamwork.
• Participate in Green Area Meetings (Toolbox Talks) to review safety and work practices.

Minimum Qualifications:

• Qualified Fitter & Turner Artisan -Trade Tested with Red Seal
• Driver’s License (Compulsory

Minimum Experience:

• Minimum 2 years’ experience in mechanical maintenance operations as an artisan
• Good Knowledge and experience in maintenance / operation of coal fired steam generators.
• Good knowledge of Necsa site facilities, mechanical system and safety equipment (advantageous).

Closing date: 22 April 2026

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Job Requirements

Establishment and provision of engineering services

• Develop and execute (conceptual, basic & detailed engineering and commissioning)
• Evaluating electrical system requirements, capacity, cost, and project needs
• Evaluating performance, identifying and resolving issues, and developing testing procedures.
• Exploring new applications and technologies related to electrical engineering. 
• Conducting inspections and tests on electrical equipment
• Developing manufacturing processes and standards for electrical products.
• Provide electrical engineering services on a profitable basis to Necsa and its corporatized entities (NTP and Pelchem).
• Contribute to the development of project Business Plans by providing technical, environmental and safety information.
• Perform concept and basic electrical engineering of plants or facilities and produce typical output documentation to specify the product/s appropriately and in sufficient details for efficient configuration management;
• Provide detail engineering input to detail design phases of projects;
• Design frameworks, norms, standards and systems for implementation within EE, in order to ensure that the function fulfils its role.
• Perform scoping and pricing of new infrastructure on behalf of customers
• Perform feasibility studies of medium to complex systems independently;
• Perform the function of SSC owner for facilities in which ENS is appointed as design authority and takes responsibility for the performance of an integrated and complex system;
• Assuming the role of project manager for smaller to medium projects; 
• Recommend and apply applicable internationally acceptable standards during the design process, specifically for subsections of facilities and SSCs
• Incorporate the approved design processes and safety, licensing and SHEQ-INS requirements into products/output to ensure compliance with the design control plan and applicable regulations and stakeholder requirements;
• Initiate and conduct Design Reviews, and update designs accordingly; Initiate and conduct Hazard and Operability; Studies. And update designs accordingly;
• Interact with the customer to ensure that customer requirements in terms of design of SSCs are correctly interpreted and that reliable information and input is obtained from the customer and other stakeholders;
• Undertake problem solving and optimisation across Necsa and subsidiaries relating to chemical/process engineering aspects in process plants, (e.g. product purity, equipment malfunctioning, etc.) on an ad-hoc basic/as requested for complex problems.
• Conduct research and analysis to ensure provision of optimal and effective solution to process engineering problems;
• Obtain sufficient information on operations of Necsa-facilities to ensure that services add maximum value and to minimise induction time when assigned to projects.

Management

• Indirectly responsible for mentoring of more junior staff GITs – 1 to 10

Knowledge

• Develop Work methods & techniques
• Develop Policies & Procedures

Training and skill development of employees 

• Mentor junior engineers on an ongoing basis, which includes overseeing their personal and professional development to ensure professional and reliable output from more junior personnel

General 

• Introduce Innovative approaches, systems and processes within the Engineering Framework operation 

Minimum Qualifications:

• Bachelor’s degree in Electrical Engineering or Electrical & Electronic Engineering from an accredited University)

Minimum Experience:

• 1 years’ experience in an electrical engineering environment or Completed GIT program.

Closing date: 22 April 2026

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Key Performance Areas

Key responsibilities will include but will not be limited to the following:

Ensure Plant/Equipment Availability

• Ensure plant availability within set parameters (>97%)
• Avail spares required and repair equipment immediately.
• Work according to work procedures and hand in documentation as soon as possible. 
• Keep workshops clean and available to do maintenance when required.

 Corrective & Preventative Maintenance

• Assess the work; evaluate what needs to be done 
• Job cards and work requests must be completed and handed in as soon as possible.
• Liaise with Production personnel to schedule inspections in the plant.
• Evaluate job requests; plan what is needed and complete job effectively.
• Inspect the equipment to be maintained in terms of the scheduled inspections or performance test requirements.
• Replace /repair equipment to prevent breakdowns.
• Time spend on jobs is essential, therefore good planning and problem solving is needed.  
• Ensure that all tasks on the inspection list have been completed.
• Obtain sign off the completed work from the requestor and submit to the Team Leader for processing.
• Note and report on possible areas of concern, make suggestions for improvements and follow the correct process.

Manufacturing of spares and stock control

• Check the consumable stock levels 
• Identify spares needed to be manufactured
• Liaise with the drawing office to collect the drawings for manufacturing and submit to Section Head/Team Leader for processing
• Manufacture small components for equipment repairs personally, as required, and ensure that sufficient spares are available on the shelf
• Check all stock/components on the shelf to ensure that stock levels are maintained (as lead time from overseas can be extensive) 
• Document stock taken off the shelf and ensure that the Team Leader is informed of the minimum stock level, to allow for timeous ordering

SHEQ Management

• Adhere to all safety aspects of NTP.
• Do Lebo observations according to NTP schedule
• TIR

Qualifications and Experience:

• N6 Certificate/Diploma with trade test, Mechanical 
• At least 5 years’ experience in production plants/facilities as a qualified artisan

Closing date: 22 April 2026

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Key Performance Areas

Key responsibilities will include but will not be limited to the following:

Preventative Maintenance

• Undertake preventative maintenance according to the planned maintenance schedule as issued by team leader.
• Fully complete documentation in terms of inspection lists and relevant Sop’s
• Where there is no Sop ‘s a conventional or an RPWP must be filled
• Completed documentation should be returned to the team leader.
• Identifying areas for Improvement by analysing PM data to identify Trends and to Optimise Electrical System Reliability.
• Schedule time between Maintenance and Production for preventative maintenance on weekly basis
• Complete Predictive Maintenance using tools like Thermal imaging, Vibration analysis and Oil Sampling.
• Minimize Downtime and Extend equipment Lifecycle.
• Testing and Measurements on Critical Equipment’s to verify if the equipment is operating within Safe and Efficient parameters.

Corrective Maintenance

• Documentation should be completed accurately on the Fault and diagnosis and Repairs including parts to be replaced.
• Prioritize on urgent Maintenance break-down- Prompt Response to Breakdown.
• Accurate Diagnostics: Identifying the Root Cause of the Fault / Failures to ensure effective Repairs and Replacement to Restore electrical Systems to a Safe and Functional State.
• Safety Protocols – Follow Established Safety Procedures to prevent Injury and incidents 
• Electrical motors and control panels fault-finding 
• Keep adequate stock of the critical spares
• Quality Workmanship – Ensure repairs are done to high standard, Meeting relevant Codes and Regulations.

New Installations

• Undertake ad hoc electrical installations (construction) as required
• Obtain drawings from the Drawing office and obtain Certificates of compliance from inspector/contractor
• Adherence to Specifications- ensuring work done is in accordance with Project Specifications, drawings and relevant codes and regulations. 
• Quality Control Verifying that all materials and workmanship meet high standards and are installed correctly.
• Collaboration with other Trades and Engineering Department to ensure smooth project execution.
• Timely Completion – Meeting Project Deadlines.
• Testing and Commissioning -Verifying all Systems installed correctly and Functions as intended including testing and commissioning.
• Undertake ad hoc electrical installations (construction) as required
• Documentation of Filling from the beginning to End of Project-” As Built drawings and Documentations”.
• Compliance with Regulations – meets relevant Electrical Codes, Standards and Regulations.
• Liaise with the drawing office to ensure that the drawings are updated to standard.

SHEQ Management

• Adhere to all safety aspects of NTP. 
• Conduct Lebo observations according to NTP schedule.
• Safety Protocols follow established Safety Procedures to prevent Injury and incidents
• Quality Workmanship ensure repairs are done to high standard, Meeting relevant Codes and Regulations.

Qualifications and Experience:

• N6 Qualified artisan electrician 
• At least 5 years’ experience as a electrician in a plant environment

Closing date: 22 April 2026

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Key Performance Areas:

Manage Nuclear and Conventional Safety 

• Manage the Radiological safety, license and statutory requirements.
• Monitor limits of the facility and ensure that they are within the specification.
• Report defects within the facility to the manager.
• Manage the inventory of uranium contained in drums at P2700.

Manage the operation of the Chemical and Physical Decontamination Facilities 

• Recovery and purification of HEU and MEU
• Manage the decontamination of uranium-contaminated material from D&D
• Ensure the effective use, storage and inventory control of extremely expensive and sensitive materials requiring strict mass control
• Oversee the Crystal neutralization, Gunge, spunge added, and dry solid waste evaporation
• Ensure that the effluent storage, effluent evaporation, stripping, solid crystal formed and stored in 5lt HDPE containers
• Make sure that the melting of uranium metal into MBP. 
• Make sure that the KOH leach, Acid leach, uranyl nitrate extraction, purified, yellow cake precipitation, yellow cake reduction into UF4, and uranium metal is casted.
• Check the maintenance of equipment and schedule for inspection

Control, update and create documents for new and current licensed processes to   conform to NNR license requirements.

• Conduct internal audits and maintain a job observation program.
• Write reports monthly, quarterly and annual.
• Develop work instructions to conform with statutory requirements.
• Describe operational technical specifications.
• Register NCR and Events for the noncompliance in the facility.

Generate and implement procedures

• Write and evaluate work procedures
• Train and authorise personnel in work procedures
• Appoint and authorise personnel for all the statutory training received from SHEQ

SHEQ, NNR, IAEA, SAFEGAURDS compliance

• Ensure that uranium materials are stored in accordance with IAEA (International Atomic Energy Agency) and the NNR regulations.
• Implementation of management systems, standards etc in accordance with relevant ISO systems, SHEQ system, generic corporate policy, NNR and IAEA, standards and guidelines.
• Management of waste generated in accordance with the NNR requirements and SWO (Solid Waste Operations) for disposal and compliance to WAR (Waste Acceptance Requirements).
• Control the quality system to comply with the quality management system.
• Manage IAEA waste inventory and declared to safeguards.
• Ensure that the facility operates in accordance with NIL (Nuclear Installation Licensing) requirements and operating technical specifications 
• Initiate event management when required as per SHEQ and NIL requirements:
• Coordinate investigation into the event to establish root cause
• Implement corrective action based on findings.
• Conduct formal close-out of the event.
• Report event close-out formally to NNR and the SHEQ department
• Submit nuclear authorisation requests to the NNR such as for changes to processes, license updates and changes in operational scope
• Ensure that nuclear authorisation requests comply with the requirements of the NNR and the internal Necsa Licensing department
• Manage the transportation of nuclear material transferred to authorised nuclear facilities on the Necsa site
• Monitor the facility safety to achieve >80 compliance during the SHEQ audit and NNR inspection

 Cost Management

• Prepare annual operational budget
• Control cash flow
• Minimise overtime

People Management

• Ensure that all staff are trained, skilled and that their expertise is optimally applied.
• Coach and mentor staff on an ongoing basis.

Requirements
Minimum Qualifications and Experience:

• National Diploma in Analytical Chemistry/ Metallurgical /Applied Science or equivalent 
• 5 years of experience in a nuclear/hazardous chemical operations facility with of which 
• 3 years of experience must be in Uranium Chemistry operations and  
• At least 1 year of experience in supervisory role.
   

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Key Performance Areas

Key responsibilities will include but will not be limited to the following:

Management System 

• Review and update Level 1, 2, 3 and 4 documents consisting of policy, objectives, procedures, work instructions, inspection instructions, and quality plans to ensure that process changes, engineering changes, customer requirements and changes are accurately documented.
• Assist with conducting customer satisfaction surveys
• Assist in Planning and conducting Management Reviews.
• Maintain the Non-conformance system: -
• By keeping the Non-Conformance register update.
• Report the NCR status and statistics thereof.
• Participate in Root cause analysis.

Qualifications Program

• Monitor product/process qualification status on an ongoing basis and to ensure timeous re-qualification before expiry, or when the process or EFT changes, or in case of an abnormal scrap rate.BY: -
• Compiling process, product or person qualification reports: 
• Based on historical data using statistical process analysis, 
• Based on new, actual evidence by witnessing the process, compile witness report and re-qualify the product / process / person for the next period.
• Issue product / process qualification certificate.
• Monitor first off inspections conducted by the QC Inspector.

Release Of Items

• Compile product record files (PRF’s) for manufactured components, sub-assemblies and assemblies.
• Issue certificate of conformance (COC) for released components

Audit System

• Participate and conduct internal surveillance audits and provide relevant feedback to the relevant manager to ensure compliance with regulatory requirements
• Participate during SHEQ audits and regulatory inspections in relation to the QMS and Safety Culture.

Calibration

• Schedule calibration of inspection, measuring and test equipment (IMTE) with external service providers to maintain integrity, accuracy and compliance to ISO17025.
• Perform Ad-Hoc Verification of measuring instruments using the Master Reference Standards.

QC Activities

• Perform Ad-hoc Dimensional Inspection, Radiographic Testing and Receiving Inspections

Environmental

• Monitor facility Aspects and Impacts.

Qualifications and Experience:

• Nat Diploma in Quality Assurance and Quality Management.
• Qualified Artisan as Fitter and Turner or Mechanical.
• Lead Auditor/Auditor Training.
• Radiographic Testing Level 01.
• Dimensional Metrology Level 01
• Ultrasonic Testing Level 01 (Advantageous)
• 3 - 5 years’ experience in quality assurance in a highly regulated environment, dimensional inspection and non-destructive examination and in Auditing.

Closing date: 22 April 2026

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KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS

Purchasing

• Purchase goods, services and works according to service level agreements between NECSA Group and the vendor.
• Efficiently drive and manage the process of procuring goods and services through the tendering and 3 quote processes. This involves:

  For 3 quote procured goods, services and works:

  -Prepares and processes request (if not procured through existing contract)

  -Investigates available and existing suppliers

  -Identifies suppliers which comply with the Necsa Group procurement procedure, with specific emphasis on B-BBEE.

  -Negotiates with suppliers to achieve best value for money and to clarify key terms (delivery dates, payment terms etc.

  -Recommends possible suppliers by using value adding selection criteria

• Ensures that the procurement function, however exercised within the Necsa Group, complies with all statutory requirements and Necsa Group’s internal policies
• Promotes and apply Preferential Procurement Regulations within the Necsa Group’s prescribed by PPPFA
• Expedite outstanding orders on a regular basis by following up with suppliers
• Effectively handling and solving escalated/emergency situations that requires procurement interventions
• Actively supports and develops qualifying SME’s through providing guidance on
• RFQ/Tender processes
• In consultation with other internal stakeholders, investigates all procurement policy violations by both staff and suppliers and report to management. 

Strategic Sourcing and Tendering Initiatives:

• Conduct needs analysis and consolidate requirements for bulk procurement on strategic projects
• Ensures continual supply of materials and services by surveying the local market for current sources of supply.
• Actively liaises with all authorisers to get new contracts approved in a timely manner.
• Actively communicate and manages price adjustments on transactions so as to maintain a competitive value for money position for the Necsa Group.
• Participate as a team member as and when required on the Necsa Bid Committees.

Vendor Relationship Management

• Engage with vendors and business on an operational level in order to ensure that the vendor adheres to the contractual arrangements, as well to meet and exceeds customer expectations.
• Collate data relating to vendor performance in order to provide input into the normal Necsa Group reporting requirements.
• Implement resolutions agreed upon between Necsa Group and the vendor.
• Responsible for the development and updating of the vendor list.

Internal Customer Relations

• Directly engage with key internal stakeholders on operational issues relating to vendors providing goods or services procured off contract
• Develop and maintain constructive and cooperative working relationships with colleagues and management
• Manage purchasing activities including unpacking of functional or technical specifications with end users, translation of functional requirements into technical specifications where required
• Promotes adherence to purchasing principles and ethics by both internal clients and suppliers
• Liaises with internal key stakeholders regarding ending contracts and defines appropriate action plan in co-ordination with internal customers, ensures that the procurement of goods or services complies with all external and internal statutory requirements;
• Handles and resolve business and supplier queries

Administration and Filing

• Maintain proper filing system for all transactional documents.
• Ensure confidentiality of supplier information
• Ensure an auditable trail of all procurement transactions
• Ensure timeous availability of any information requested by the auditors
• Adheres to all safety & GMP procedures in the performance of job duties.
• Perform any other reasonable Supply Chain Management duties as assigned by the superior

MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

• National Diploma in Procurement or Supply Chain Management or equivalent (NQF 6)
•  5 years’ experience in Procurement or SCM environment.
• Public Sector procurement experience will be advantageous
• Complex Project procurement experience will be advantageous

Closing date:

 22 April 2026

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Key Performance Areas

Key responsibilities will include but will not be limited to the following:

Facilities Availability and Reliability

• All NTP facilities availability
• Planned Facilities Inspections adherence
• Facilities work request completion rate
• Contractor work Management

Budget and Cost Management 

• Procurement governance compliance (policies, approvals, SLA alignment)
• Facilities projects cashflow management

SHEQ and Regulatory Compliance

• Compliance to GMR, NNR, SAPHRA, requirements
• Total Injury Rate (TIR)
• BBS Observations

Self-Management and Development 

• SHEQ training compliance
• NTP and NECSA SOP Training adherence
• cGMP and Regulatory Compliance Training.

Continuous Improvement and Innovation

• Ageing management Actions implementation
• C&I Projects Identification, Co-ordination and Implementation  

Qualifications and Experience:

• National Diploma in Building Science /Property management/Facilities management/Civil Engineering /Quantity Survey/Construction Management 
• A Degree in Building Science, Civil engineering, Quantity Surveying and Construction Management (would be an advantage)
• Project Management Certificate (would be an advantage)
• 3+ years’ technical experience in Facility Management, Property/Building Management, Construction Management

Closing date: 22 April 2026

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KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS

Receiving goods from suppliers

• Receive and verify all deliveries from suppliers against invoices and delivery notes.
• Accurately capture receipts into the system and generate Good Receiving Vouchers (GRVs).
• Sort and place shipments in correct storage locations.
• Ensure same-day receipt and onward delivery of goods to internal/external clients.
• Report any discrepancies in quantity or quality to the Supervisor.
• Endorse all documentation where discrepancies occur.
• Maintain smooth workflow and proper distribution of goods.

 Relationship management

• Process returns to suppliers according to company Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs).
• Communicate with internal departments regarding delivery timelines and discrepancies.
• Resolve queries related to incorrect goods, pricing variances, and order amendments.
• Contact suppliers regarding delivery issues, damaged goods, or incorrect shipments.
• Handle returns of unordered or unsatisfactory goods and issue accurate credit notes.
• Manage the process for replacement of defective or incorrect items.

 Administration and Filling

• Maintain organized and accurate records for all Purchase Orders and Goods Return Notes.
• Sort and file delivery notes and invoices by relevant Necsa group entities.
• Generate and submit reports from the system as required.
• Ensure the receiving area is clean, organized, and in compliance with policies.
• Allocate goods to correct stocking locations and keep aisles clear.
• Execute ad-hoc tasks and projects as assigned by management.

 SHEQ Management

• Conduct regular Behaviour-Based Safety (BBS) observations to prevent workplace incidents.
• Follow warehouse best practices for material handling and storage.
• Ensure all PPE is worn and safety procedures are followed.
• Regularly clean and maintain the receiving area to eliminate hazards.
• Adjust storage layouts as necessary for safe and efficient operations.

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

• National Diploma in Logistics, Supply Chain Management, Warehouse Management, or Business Administration
• Additional Short courses in Inventory Control, Procurement, or Materials Handling (advantageous)
• Valid Driver’s License (code 8/10)
• Computer Literacy – especially in: Microsoft Office (Excel, Word, Outlook)
• Exposure in Warehouse and Storeroom Operations (advantageous)
• 1 – 2 years’ experience working in an industrial environment, with an understanding of operational and safety protocols.
• Solid background in general storeroom and warehouse functions, including inventory control, stock movement, and order fulfilment.
• SCM / Accounting Systems and Software exposure

 Closing date:

22 April 2026

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Key Performance Areas:

In-service and Maintenance: 

• Provide in-service and maintenance support for the NLM facilities, 
• Prepare, review In-service Inspection and maintenance Programs (ISIP&M) for the various processes and facilities, including ensure compliance to the ISIP&M. 
• Implementation of modifications and installations to NWM facilities and processes as required.
• Ensure compliance to NWM facility Inspection and Maintenance programs
• Co-ordinating of statutory inspection requirements for different plants and buildings under NWM supervision
• In-service examination, testing, inspection and maintenance of any of the NLM plants to ensure that the integrity of the mechanical components and systems conform to that on which the nuclear operating license for the plant was granted.

Waste Management Projects 

• Participating in the planning, installation and commissioning of equipment and processes of Projects
• Technically prepare, review or provide inputs for the following documents: Manuals, ISIP&M, Procedures, OTS, Specifications, Design Specifications, WAR, HIRA, Basis of design, HAZOP, Training procedures, Purchase specifications.

Supervision and Leadership 

• Supervision of artisan and technicians ensuring deliverables are met.
• Maintain and create development plans including succession strategy

Requirements
Minimum Qualifications and Experience:

• BTech Mechanical Engineering (NQF Level 7)
• Minimum 7 years’ experience in the mechanical maintenance field and nuclear waste facilities.
• Experience in the design, development, construction and commissioning of facilities 

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Key Performance Areas

Key responsibilities will include but will not be limited to the following:

Preventative Maintenance

• Receive weekly schedule of planned maintenance actions from line manager
• Plan and prioritise work during the week, using inputs from line manager as a guide
• Use planning document NTP-PLN 5000 as appropriate
• Check remotely SCADA (PLC) systems in other facilities via computer (Building Management System)
• Complete inspections of Instrumentation equipment 
• Complete preventative maintenance Instrumentation equipment
• Complete performance testing Instrumentation equipment
• Complete calibration Instrumentation equipment
• Conduct plant start up and close out inspections

Corrective Maintenance

• Receive corrective maintenance request via COSWIN system from line manager
• Assess the work, evaluate what needs to be done in terms of inventory, fabrication, obtaining resources
• Speak to requester to receive additional inputs
• Repair, optimize and expand camera systems as required
• Interact with other engineering shops as required
• Apply technical knowledge and experience to trouble shoot, repair and complete the job cost-effectively on time
• Sign-off on completion and obtain requester sign-off
• Return sign-off sheet to line manager for updating COSWIN

Monitor/Order Stock

• Maintain adequate stock levels of items regularly used
• Monitor levels, and order components through line manager
• Complete relevant administration.

Initiate Fabrication of Once-Off Components

• Liaise with engineering shop to produce drawing given specifications
• Liaise with appropriate engineering shops as required
• Initiate production of once-off components by providing specifications and discussing technical requirements
• Use the component as appropriate to complete maintenance routines

SHEQ Managed

• Adhere to all safety aspects of NTP. 
• Do Lebo observations according to NTP schedule.
• Safety Protocols follow established Safety Procedures to prevent Injury and incidents
• Quality Workmanship ensure repairs are done to high standard, Meeting relevant Codes and Regulations.

Qualifications and Experience:

• N4 and Trade tested artisan/Mechanician in Instrumentation 
• 1 to 2 years’ work experience as an artisan Mechanical in Instrumentation

Closing date: 22 April 2026

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KEY PERFORMANCE AREAS

Inspection and Quality Control

• Incoming Goods Inspection & Verification
• Conduct visual inspection of all incoming goods to identify discrepancies or damage
• Verify compliance of goods against Purchase Orders (PO) and Goods Receiving Vouchers (GRV)
• Confirm quantities received against supporting documentation
• Review and validate quality certificates and supporting documentation (e.g. Material Safety Data Sheets – MSDS)
• Stamp and approve deliveries with “Quality Checked” status
• Coordinate weighing of bulk materials (e.g. coal) via weighbridge to confirm quantities

Returning of incorrect goods to suppliers

• Non-Conformance & Supplier Coordination
• Identify and verify quality defects in delivered goods
• Initiate and complete documentation for rejection or return of non-conforming goods
• Facilitate exit processes for rejected materials in line with organisational procedures
• Communicate with suppliers regarding collection or replacement of rejected goods
• Support resolution of quality issues with suppliers

Documentation, Audit and Compliance

• Quality Records, Compliance & Reporting
• Maintain filing system for quality certificates and inspection records
• Manage and update non-conformance register
• Handle and respond to end-user complaints related to deliveries
• Maintain accurate inspection records and reports
• Monitor and assess supplier performance based on quality compliance
• Update quality control databases and tracking systems
• Ensure adherence to applicable industry regulations, standards, and company policies

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE:

• National Diploma in Quality Management, Logistics, Supply Chain, or related field(NQF 6)
• Minimum 3 - 5 years’ experience in quality inspection, receiving, or warehouse environment
• Experience in industrial, manufacturing, or regulated environments
• General Office Administration.

Closing date:

22 April 2026

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Key Performance Areas

Key responsibilities will include but will not be limited to the following:

Preventative Maintenance

• Undertake any preventative maintenance Instructed Upon according to the planned maintenance schedule as issued by the team Leader 
• Fully complete documentation in terms of inspection lists and relevant Sop’s
• Where there is no Sop ‘s a conventional or an RPWP must be filled
• Schedule time between Maintenance and Production for preventative maintenance to be done on a weekly basis
• Assist in Predictive Maintenance using tools like Thermal imaging, Vibration analysis and Oil Sampling.
• Testing and Measurements on Critical Equipment’s to verify if the equipment is operating within Safe and Efficient parameters.
• Conduct plant start up and close out inspections

Corrective Maintenance

• Ensure availability for standby-duty and attend to electrical breakdowns 
• Prioritize on urgent Maintenance break-down
• Attend to breakdown report and give feedback to customer and team leader, if necessary, order parts 
• Electrical motors and control panels fault-finding 
• Keep adequate stock of the critical spares 

New Installations

• Obtain drawings from the Drawing office and obtain Certificates of compliance from inspector/contractor
• Undertake ad hoc electrical installations (construction) as required
• Liaise with the drawing office to ensure that the drawings are updated to standard
• Collaboration with other Trades and Engineering Department to ensure smooth project execution.

SHEQ Managed

• Adhere to all safety aspects of NTP. 
• Do Lebo observations according to NTP schedule.
• Safety Protocols follow established Safety Procedures to prevent Injury and incidents
• Quality Workmanship ensure repairs are done to high standard, Meeting relevant Codes and Regulations

Qualifications and Experience:

• N4 Qualified electrician (Trade tested)
• 1 to 2 years’ work experience as a artisan electrician

Closing date:  22 April 2026