Quality Assurance & Quantity Control (QA/QC) Professional

About this role

Sasol, the global chemicals and energy company, is recruiting six quality assurance and quality control professionals for its Secunda site. The role supports safe, reliable and cost-effective Access, Insulation and Protective Coatings (AIP) work carried out by service providers and maintenance teams.

What you’ll do

• Plan, monitor and enforce QA/QC procedures, including writing and completing Quality Control Plans and item lists.
• Inspect and audit AIP work, and check that it meets construction, safety and technical specifications.
• Work with teams and service providers to resolve non-conformances and identify where work does not meet Sasol specifications.
• Measure and verify quantities on site so that service provider invoices are accurate.
• Keep accurate QA/QC records and reports, and contribute to quality reviews and management reviews.
• Take part in root cause analysis, corrective and preventive actions, and pre-job planning and risk assessments.
• Support continuous improvement, share lessons learned and help build preventative integrity strategies.

What you need

• Grade 12 or an equivalent qualification, with Mathematics and Physical Sciences.
• An occupational qualification or trade certificate in Mechanical, Instrumentation, Electrical, Chemical Operation or a related trade, or a National Diploma (for example Quantity Surveying, Civil or Mechanical), or an equivalent qualification in a relevant field.
• At least 2 years of industrial experience.
• NACE AMPP CIP Level 1 or ICORR Level 1 Coating Inspector certification.
• Experience in AIP quality assurance and control.
• Registration with NACE (advantageous).
• Background in safety management and site audits (preferred).
• Strong stakeholder engagement and communication skills.
• Proven ability to manage QA/QC documentation and reporting systems.

Is this job for you?

This role suits someone with a trade or diploma background who understands inspection work and enjoys checking that the job is done right. You should be comfortable working with service providers, writing clear reports and keeping detailed records. Experience on industrial sites will help you settle in quickly.

Tips before you apply

• Have your matric certificate, trade or diploma certificates and any NACE or ICORR certificates ready as scanned copies.
• Show your AIP or coating inspection experience on your CV, with the type of work, the site and the years involved.
• Give examples of QA/QC records, audits or non-conformances you have handled, and state the results you were responsible for.