Territory Manager (Nelspruit)

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Location: Nelspruit
Type: Permanent
Company: Nomad Now

Job description

One of our Nomad Now clients, a multinational oil and gas company, is seeking a territory manager with three years’ experience in a petrochemical, production, or business environment.

Requirements

  • Three years’ experience in a petrochemical, production or business environment
  • A Business Degree
  • An understanding of the petroleum sector in South Africa

Responsibilities

  • Manage the commercial aspects of contracts with dealers
  • Develop, coach and mentor new sales staff to promote a positive working environment which will attract and retain skilled staff
  • Monitor the level of GMVC by site
  • Analyse the contribution account (NCA) monthly for each of your points of sale
  • Report all deviations, anomalies or booking errors to management control in order to correct the report
  • Conduct a gap analysis between the NCA and the budget for which you are responsible
  • Analyse fuel sales for each of your stations
  • Analyse diversification sales
  • Discuss performance in each of your stations with your N+1 or during a BR
  • Conduct monthly checks of the dealers’ financial health and analyse economic and sales performance
  • Manage the relationship with dealers in your portfolio around the action plan
  • Oversee activations, promotions and dealer operational challenges

To apply for the role, create a profile here http://my.nomadnow.co/register. Ensure your Nomad Now profile matches the keywords in this job advert, and you will be invited to apply to the role through the platform.

Posted on 01 Oct 08:00

Process Controller I

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Pioneer Foods seek a suitably qualified Process Controller I at their Essential Foods, Bloemfontein Bakery. The successful candidate will operate a section of a process plant by monitoring and controlling gauges and instruments within prescribed limits. Maintains log sheets and observes and reports changes in utilities and raw materials. May work continuous shifts.

News24.com | DA to lay charges against ministers at Parliament’s ethics committee after Sodi testimony

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DA chief whip Natasha Mazzone (Jan Gerber/News24)

DA chief whip Natasha Mazzone (Jan Gerber/News24)

  • The DA will report ministers and deputy ministers to Parliament’s Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests.
  • This after evidence before the Zondo commission from tenderpreneur Edwin Sodi.
  • The DA couldn’t find any declarations of the money they allegedly received.

The DA will report the ministers and deputy ministers who allegedly received money from tenderpreneur Edwin Sodi to Parliament’s Joint Committee on Ethics and Members’ Interests.

On Tuesday, Sodi testified before the Zondo commission of inquiry into state capture that Health Minister Zweli Mkhize, in his former capacity as ANC treasurer-general, Employment and Labour Minister Thulas Nxesi, State Security Deputy Minister Zizi Kodwa and Deputy Communications Minister Pinky Kekana, amongst others, received payments from him between 2013 and 2019.

“The DA ran an extensive check of Parliament’s register of members’ interests for the period these payments were made. None of the individuals mentioned during Sodi’s session with the commission declared such payments,” DA chief whip Natasha Mazzone said in a statement.

“This is a direct contravention of Section 5 of Parliament’s Code of Ethical Conduct and Disclosure of Members’ Interests regarding Conflict of Financial or Business Interests.”

Section 5.1.1 of the code required members to “resolve any financial or business conflict of interest in which he or she is involved in his or her capacity as a public representative, in favour of the public interest; and 5.1.2 always declare such interest, and where appropriate, the Member should recuse himself or herself from any forum considering or deciding on the matter”.

ALSO READ | State capture inquiry: Director says his company did not have ‘expertise’ to handle asbestos

“While there is little doubt that these Members of Parliament will offer all manner of excuses to explain away their dirty hands, the fact is that if their dealings with Sodi were irreproachable, they would have had no qualms declaring these payments,” Mazzone said.

“As it stands, none of the excuses they can come up with will suffice. The Ethics Committee is duty-bound to investigate this matter and should do so urgently. And the DA expects more than a mere slap on the wrist – as is the current trend – for these perpetrators of dark deeds if South Africa is ever to wipe corruption completely from its slate.”

Sodi’s company, Blackhead Consulting, obtained a R255 million asbestos contract from the Free State provincial administration in 2014. The contract was found to have been irregular by the Auditor-General and Public Protector.

On Monday, Free State Human Settlements HOD Nthimotse Mokhesi testified before the Zondo commission that entered into a trust to own a residential property with Sodi. This, while the department was still making payments on the contract, despite the AG’s finding.

On Wednesday, the Hawks arrested two persons involved in the asbestos contract – the first arrests flowing from the commission.

News24.com | Opposition parties welcome arrests of alleged masterminds behind Free State asbestos contract

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The Hawks have arrested six people in connection with the controversial contract.

The Hawks have arrested six people in connection with the controversial contract.

PHOTO: Felix Dlangamandla, Gallo Images, Netwerk24

  • Several opposition parties have welcomed the arrests of those implicated in connection with an unlawful asbestos contract in the Free State.
  • One of those reportedly arrested is ousted Mangaung mayor Olly Mlamleli.
  • The contract was worth R255 million.

The DA says the arrests in connection with an unlawful R255 million Free State asbestos contract are just the tip of the iceberg.

The Hawks on Wednesday arrested six out of seven people in connection with the controversial 2014 contract.

One of those reportedly arrested is ousted Mangaung mayor Olly Mlamleli.

 DA chief whip Natasha Mazzone said the arrests were a step in the right direction.

“Those who were bribed need to be brought to book. We need to see who got paid to determine who else might be involved. I think we are also just scratching the surface.

“This syndicate had their finger literally in every pie. Former Minister Zwane’s admission that he was incompetent is also very worrisome. The fish rots from its head. The corruption goes to the highest of the ruling party,” she added.

READ | Free State asbestos case: Ousted Mangaung mayor among those arrested, ANC to have urgent meeting

Meanwhile, Blackhead Consulting CEO Edwin Sodi made his second appearance before the Zondo commission into allegations of state capture this week to give evidence on a handful of suspicious payments to high-profile politicians and government staffers from his company.

This included Deputy State Security Minister Zizi Kodwa, who was the ANC’s spokesperson at the time.

Sodi claimed the payments were favours for friends and were not intended to secure contracts. 

The former head of the Free State human settlements department, Nthimotse Mokhesi, also testified this week that he had received more than R600 000 from Sodi’s company.

Cope spokesperson Dennis Bloem said he had hoped the arrests and further investigation would bring those involved to book.

“We are happy that at least there are moves from the Zondo commission. Law enforcement agencies must get to those involved as we have always said they need to act against those who steal.

“This must also not be a publicity stunt, we want to see results and we want to see those involved in orange overalls. Things can’t go on like this,” he added.

ALSO READ | State capture: Free State official owns a house with beneficiary of ‘irregular’ contract

Wouter Wessels of the FF Plus said the Free State’s coffers have been emptied due to corruption and state capture.

“We believe that it is not only officials that were involved with corrupt transactions, tender fraud and other malpractices with government funds should be punished, but also the politicians behind it.

“These arrests are, however, the tip of the iceberg and much stronger action would be necessary to hold the high-ranking politicians that are behind the looting of the Free State’s funds.

“There are several other projects, similar to the asbestos audit, where millions of rand were squandered as a result of fraud and corruption,” he added.

Wessels said projects like the Vrede Dairy investigation saw former officials of provincial departments prosecuted while high-ranking officials of the ANC were still free.

The ANC in the Free State is reportedly set to meet to deliberate on the arrests. 

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  • Minimum 5 years FMCG manufacturing in internal audit exp.

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Cleaning Service Supervisor – Noordhoek Western Cape

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  • Matric
  • Driver’s Licence
  • Good supervisory skills
  • Good communication skills
  • Honest and reliable

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  • Supervising cleaning staff at different sites
  • Driving the cleaning staff to the sites
  • Stock take and delivery
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Sbo Operator

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A manufacturing concern is seeking a SBO Operator to join their team.

Open position : SBO Operator
Location : Port Elizabeth
Salary : Market related
Type : Permanent position
  Job requirements :
• Assist to disconnection of billet from the dummy bar in accurate timing.
• Assist to connect the Dummy bar bolt and nuts.
• Assist to operate Auto gas cutter In both Auto and Manual Mode.
• Assist to Prepare for dummy bar insert condition.
• Assist to operate PCRT and DRT rolling table rollers.
• Assist in operating of Pusher in the cooling bed with proper sequence.
• Assist to insert dummy bar in the mould.
• Assist to clean all secondary water nozzles.
• Assist in doing housekeeping in CCM.
• Assist in doing cleaning the waste material in CCM.
• Responsibilities and duties may change due to operational requirements, need to follow all the instruction given by supervisor, Shift In charge and Department head.
• Ability to work well within a team
• Assist and follow the instruction given from SBO Operator and CCM Fitter.
  Should you meet the above requirements please email your CV to lisa.applications@kingrec.co.za
  Please add the title of the position “SBO Operator” into the subject line of your email.
  No reply after 2 weeks indicates that you have been unsuccessful.

News24.com | Springbok camp ‘safe and secure’ despite positive Covid case

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  • Springbok assistant coach Mzwandile Stick has given reassurance that Covid-19 protocols are watertight for this weekend’s Springbok Showdown at Newlands.
  • Stick has been forced to reshuffle his Team Green for the exhibition match after Oupa Mohoje tested positive for the virus.
  • National hooker Bongi Mbonambi hails the week’s setup as one that “keeps everyone safe.”

Mzwandile Stick, national assistant and coach of Team Green for this weekend’s Springbok showdown, has reiterated that SA Rugby’s Covid-19 protocols are watertight and strictly enforced.

The 35-year-old had to reshuffle his combination for the exhibition match at Newlands after the federation confirmed that Cheetahs stalwart Oupa Mohoje, included in his squad following last week’s draft, had tested positive for the virus.

Mohoje, capped 19 times at international level, is asymptomatic though, while his great mate Trevor Nyakane, who was in close contact, has also been withdrawn as a precaution.

“We all understand that Covid-19 is out there,” Stick said on Wednesday.

“Once again, with all the protocols in place and government guidance, we’ve tried our utmost to keep everyone safe, especially the first three days. SA Rugby even gave us a presentation about all the relevant protocols we need to adhere to. 

“It’s unfortunate for Oupa but, to be honest, it’s also heartening that no-one else returned positive results after we were tested before the week started. We’re doing everything we can to comply.”

As an additional safety measure, none of the players in the camp are sharing rooms.

Springbok hooker Bongi Mbonambi noted that social distancing has been paramount in the players’ daily activities.

“Things are very strict,” he said.

“Whenever we have a session in a meeting room, everyone sits at least two metres apart. Everyone’s given a mask and sanitiser bottles. You sanitise before you climb onto the bus, you make sure every ball you use during training is sanitised. The protocols are very clear.”

Consequently, Mbonambi feels more than secure in the current team environment.

“I must say, the level of vigilance is comforting. The medical staff are really playing their part and the players follow suit. It’s unfortunate for Oupa but the way things are set up here keeps everyone safe.” 

Teams: 

Springbok Green

15 Gianni Lombard, 14 Yaw Penxe, 13 Wandisile Simelane, 12 Frans Steyn, 11 Malcolm Jaer, 10 Elton Jantjies, 9 Sanele Nohamba, 8 Duane Vermeulen, 7 Arno Botha, 6 Siya Kolisi (captain), 5 Hyron Andrews, 4 JD Schickerling, 3 Luan de Bruin, 2 Bongi Mbonambi, 1 Ox Nche

Substitutes: 16 Schalk Erasmus, 17 Kwenzo Blose, 18 Thomas du Toit, 19 JJ van der Mescht, 20 Juarno Augustus, 21 Junior Pokomela, 22 Embrose Papier, 23 Manie Libbok, 24 Jeremy Ward, 25 Kade Wolhuter

Springbok Gold

15 Warrick Gelant, 14 Rosko Specman, 13 Lukhanyo Am (captain), 12 Rikus Pretorius, 11 Courtnall Skosan, 10 Damian Willemse, 9 Herschel Jantjies, 8 Sikhumbuzo Notshe, 7 Nizaam Carr, 6 Marco van Staden, 5 Marvin Orie, 4 Salmaan Moerat, 3 Ruan Dreyer, 2 Scarra Ntubeni, 1 Steven Kitshoff

Substitutes: 16 Dylan Richardson, 17 Dylan Smith, 18 Carlü Sadie, 19 Jason Jenkins, 20 James Venter, 21 Vincent Tshituka, 22 Ivan van Zyl, 23 Curwin Bosch, 24 Werner Kok, 25 Manuel Rass