NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Reactor Operator Learnership 2024: Opportunity for Technical Diploma Holders

About NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation)
NECSA, which stands for the South African Nuclear Energy Corporation, is an organization with the mission of developing, utilizing, and managing nuclear technology for the purpose of national and regional socio-economic development. The long-term plan of the NECSA Group expands on its primary research and technology development mission in order to secure the longevity and expansion of the Necsa Group while simultaneously satisfying the requirements of South Africa in regard to nuclear-related matters.

Commercial activities are carried out by NECSA primarily through its wholly-owned commercial subsidiaries NTP Radioisotopes SOC Ltd (NTP), which is accountable for a variety of radiation-based products and services for the healthcare, life sciences, and industry sectors, and Pelchem SOC Ltd (Pelchem), which provides fluorine and fluorine-based products. Both subsidiaries, along with their other subsidiaries, supply local as well as overseas markets, therefore generating vital foreign currency for South Africa.

About the NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Reactor Operator Learnership 2024
NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) is offering a learnership position for candidates looking for a stronger understanding as a Reactor Operator. In order to become a learner reactor operator at the SAFARI-1 Research Reactor, participants in the NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Reactor Operator Learnership will be needed to go through a number of different training phases.

The learner will be responsible for doing duties of a regular nature while being monitored and will get substantial training in both theory and practice. After successfully completing Phase I training within six to nine months, the incumbent will be eligible for appointment as a Plant Operator and will advance to Phase II of training. Phase I training must be successfully completed.

During phase II, the incumbent will be responsible for completing some responsibilities without direct supervision. Over the course of a year, participants will get further training in both the theoretical and practical realms. The incumbent is eligible for appointment as a Licensed Reactor Operator after they have successfully completed Phase II training, which may last for a maximum of twelve months (should there be a vacant position and subject to the recruitment process). These responsibilities include keeping the reactor in working order and performing maintenance as needed.

For application purposes, please kindly take note of the NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Reactor Operator Learnership 2024’s Reference Number: LEARNREACOP02.

Eligibility Criteria
Do you think you have what it takes to register for the NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Reactor Operator Learnership? Be sure to send in your application as soon as possible! But first, you will need to take a look at the programme’s eligibility criteria. These items will determine whether you’d make a great candidate or not. If you’d like to check your qualifications, be sure to take a look at the eligibility criteria below. If you’d like to guarantee a higher chance of success, it’s advisable that you meet all these times in the following list.

The NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Reactor Operator Learnership Eligibliity Criteria are as follows:

1. Basic Qualifications

• Possess higher grade Matric with Maths and Science, preferably accompanied by a Technical Diploma in Engineering (such as Mechanical, Chemical, Electrical, and Electronics) for added advantage
• Demonstrate experience in process plants to receive preference
• Ensure proficiency in computer skills
• Hold a Code EB (formerly Code 08) driver’s license at the time of appointment.

2. Personal Attributes

• Be ready and willing to work shifts
• Receive in-service training
• Ensure medical fitness to qualify as a noise, radiation, and chemical worker
• Possess good communication skills in spoken and written English since the in-service training will be conducted in English
• Undergo tests to assess comprehension of Mathematics and English concepts, among others
• Provide your own transportation
• Demonstrate the ability to work effectively in a team
• Exhibit high integrity, dedication, and time management skills.

Application Instructions
Apply online: NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Reactor Operator Learnership 2024.

Please fill out the application site with your most relevant responses by typing them into the appropriate areas. All of the personal information you submit should be accurate and correspond to your actual circumstances.

It is advisable to utilize Google Chrome as your internet browser to access the previously mentioned web address (refer to the above information).

Alternatively, you can apply using your mobile phone, which is more convenient than using a computer. If you have an Android phone, you can use Google Chrome as your browser since it comes pre-installed on Android operating systems. Therefore, there is no need to install any other browsers.

To apply, candidates must create an account on the application portal and log in throughout the registration process.

By submitting your applications, you authorize the selection committee to use your personal information for the purpose of registering you for the event.

Applications will undergo additional scrutiny and verification procedures to ensure their authenticity. Individuals found to have misrepresented any part of their applications will be disqualified from participating in the registration period.

Candidates must submit their applications using the website provided in the link above. The selection committee will reject any attempts to submit materials through other means, such as hand delivery or fax.

Closing Date
Applications for the NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Reactor Operator Learnership must be submitted before the closing date on 15 May 2024.

Candidates are advised to send in their applications as soon as possible. This will leave you with some time to properly evaluate the contents of your applications. Kindly prepare your applications at your earliest convenience.

Announcements will only be delivered to shortlisted candidates. If you do not hear back from the selection committee within 30 days past the closing date, we regret to inform you that you have not been selected for the learnership.

NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) reserves the rights to make an appointment or not during the recruitment process. All decisions made by the selection committee are final.

Committee Contact Information
If you’re curious about the NECSA (South African Nuclear Energy Corporation) Reactor Operator Learnership program or have any inquiries or concerns, don’t hesitate to reach out! Feel empowered to send your questions and thoughts to the contact person listed below.

Telephone Number: +27 12 305 4676 (Ms Dineo Semenya)