NATIONAL NUCLEAR REGULATOR (NNR)

 

 

 

ANALYST: NORM

Centurion, Gauteng

Permanent

 

Closing Date 05 May 2026

 

Job Details

Division: NTN

Business Unit: Assessments

Minimum experience: Entry Level

Company primary industry: Oil and Energy

Job functional area: Science

Salary: R650 000 - R820 000 per annum

 

Job description

 To perform technical review and assessments of nuclear activities regulated by the NNR in the areas of radiation safety for workers, radioactive waste management, transport safety, environmental and public safety assessments to ensure safety and reliable design and operation.


Minimum Requirements:

  • NQF Level 7 in Physics /Radiation Science/ Environmental Science/Chemical Engineering/Metallurgical Engineering
  • Minimum of 3 years regulatory or industry experience

 

Knowledge of the following:

  • Radiation Protection
  • Safety assessment methodologies
  • Nuclear Safety
  • Radioactive Waste management
  • Transport of Radioactive material
  • Radiological Environmental protection
  • Computer Codes Modelling


Duties and Responsibilities

  • Conduct thorough technical review and assessment of new applications and assigned authorisation matters
  • Conduct detailed evaluations of authorisation change requests from authorisation holders in line with regulatory requirements
  • Provide contributions during drafting or revision of authorisation conditions
  • Utilisation of tools including computer codes and calculation methodologies
  • Carry out pre-approval inspections where appropriate of facilities
  • Contribute to the development of the operational goals, strategic plans, budgets and risk assessments
  • Participate in the working groups associated with co-operative agreements between the NNR and relevant organs of state and other forums.

 

Skills and Competencies

  • Technical review and Report writing skills
  • Inspection and Audit Skills
  • Planning and coordination
  • Good Communication skills (both verbal and written)
  • Interpersonal relations skills
  • Analytical skills
  • Teamwork

 

Preference will be given to candidates from under-represented designated groups in line with the NNR's Employment Equity Plan

 

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ANALYST: ELECTRICAL INSTRUMENTATION & CONTROL ENGINEER X1

Cape Town, Western Cape

Permanent

 

Closing Date 29 April 2026

 

Job Details

Division: NPP

Business Unit: Assessments

Minimum experience: Entry Level

Company primary industry: Oil and Energy

Job functional area: Engineering

Salary: R650 000 - R820 000 per annum

 

Job description

Perform reviews and assessments, as assigned, based on an in-depth understanding of established legal, regulatory and organisational documents, processes and guides, in the area of Electrical Instrumentation & Control 

 

Minimum Requirements:

  • NQF level 7 in Electronic or Electrical Engineering
  • Minimum of 3 years regulatory or industry experience

 

Knowledge and experience related to:

  • Understanding of the relevant legislation governing the nuclear regulation industry in South Africa 
  • Demonstrated knowledge experience in the area of nuclear reactor instrumentation, controls and sensors and their integration into the design and operation of reactor systems.
  • In depth knowledge of the relevant engineering/science codes and standards (ASME, SANS, SABS, RCCM etc.), that govern the design, manufacturing, procurement and related activities within the nuclear industry;
  • Interpretation of modern instrumentation and control standards in nuclear industry.
  • Understanding of configuration management and engineering change control.
  • Experience in safety classifications
  • Knowledge of digital hardware and software components commonly used in digital I&C system platforms.
  • Working knowledge of the current licensing bases (SAR, KSSR, OTS etc.) at a nuclear power plant.
  • Working knowledge of design principles including, procurement quality assurance, plant classifications, component specification development and plant configuration control.
  • Working knowledge of various engineering change processes (modifications, temporary alterations and equivalencies).

 

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Based on in-depth comprehension of established legal, regulatory and organisational documents, processes and guides required for assessment and review of technical submissions
  • Conduct assessments as assigned
  • Handle both simple and complex systems assessments
  • Provide input into the development of regulatory standards, practices and guides
  • Participate in national and international forums
  • Represent organisation in meetings with external stakeholders
  • Create input into the development of regulatory standards, practices and guides
  • Participate in other NNR work outside departmental as required e.g emergency exercise etc
  • Mentoring of interns
  • Performance of audits and inspections

 

Skills and Competencies

  • Good Communication skills (both verbal and written)
  • Teamwork
  • Self-management
  • Proven leadership skills
  • Handle both simple and complex systems as assessments
  • Capability to participate in complex negotiations
  • Ability to work in a demanding regulatory environment

 

Preference will be given to candidates from under-represented designated groups in line with the NNR's Employment Equity Plan

 

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ANALYST: NPP ASSESSMENTS X1

Cape Town, Western Cape

Permanent

 

Closing Date 29 April 2026

 

Job Details

Division: NPP

Business Unit: Assessments

Minimum experience: Entry Level

Company primary industry: Oil and Energy

Job functional area: Science

Salary: R650 000 - R820 000 per annum

 

Job description

To perform reviews and assessments, as assigned, based on an in-depth understanding of established legal, regulatory and organisational documents and processes and guides, in the area of Seismology; Civil Structures; Emergency Preparedness and Response and Transport Safety.

 

Minimum Requirements:

  • NQF level 7 in Natural Science/Geophysics or Civil Engineering
  • Minimum of 3 years regulatory or industry experience

 

Knowledge and experience related to:

  • Understanding of the relevant legislation governing the nuclear regulation industry in South Africa 
  • In depth knowledge of the relevant engineering/science codes and standards (ASME, SANS, SABS, RCCM etc.), that govern the design, manufacturing, procurement and related activities within the nuclear industry; as well as safety, structural integrity and environmental compliance.
  • Working knowledge of the current licensing bases (SAR, KSSR, OTS etc.) at a nuclear power plant.
  • Working knowledge of design principles including, procurement quality assurance, plant classifications, component specification development and plant configuration control.
  • Working knowledge of various engineering change processes (modifications, temporary alterations and equivalencies).

 

Duties and Responsibilities

  • Based on in-depth comprehension of established legal, regulatory and organisational documents, processes and guides required for assessment and review of technical submissions
  • Conduct assessments as assigned
  • Perform structural analyses, oversee maintenance, manage waste disposal infrastructure, and ensure safety standards, collaborating with multidisciplinary teams to support plant operations and decommissioning.
  • Handle both simple and complex systems assessments
  • Provide input into the development of regulatory standards, practices and guides
  • Participate in national and international forums
  • Represent organisation in meetings with external stakeholders
  • Create input into the development of regulatory standards, practices and guides
  • Participate in other NNR work outside departmental as required e.g emergency exercise etc
  • Mentoring of interns
  • Performance of audits and inspections

 

Skills and Competencies

  • Good Communication skills (both verbal and written)
  • Teamwork
  • Self-management
  • Proven leadership skills
  • Handle both simple and complex systems as assessments
  • Capability to participate in complex negotiations
  • Ability to work in a demanding regulatory environment

 

Preference will be given to candidates from under-represented designated groups in line with the NNR's Employment Equity Plan

 

PLEASE APPLY HERE