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Analyst NPP Assessments

National Nuclear Regulator

Job Location:

Cape Town - South Africa

Salary: Not provided by the employer

Experience Required: 3years

Posted: 16 October 2026 (7 days ago)

Application Deadline: 13 January 2027

Vacancies: 1 Vacancy

Job Summary

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; Ground analysis; Civil Structures; Emergency Preparedness and Response and Transport Safety

Requirements

NQF level 7 in Civil Engineering
Minimum of 3 years relevant nuclear or relevant industry related experience
Civil Engineering with specialization in Geotechnical Engineering (advantageous)

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 NNRs Employment Equity Plan

Benefits

R650 000 - R820 000 per annum CTC

Appointment will be subjected to a positive security and medical assessment being obtained. Applications should indicate in the application whether they agree to being subjected to a security vetting and medical assessment process. The Appointment of candidates is at sole discretion of the National Nuclear Regulator in accordance with its Employment Equity the National Nuclear Regulator takes cognizance of affirmative action in its selection and appointment processes. Should you not hear from us within 30 days after the closing date please consider your application unsuccessful.

Required Skills:

Minimum of 3 years relevant nuclear or relevant industry related experience Civil Engineering with specialization in Geotechnical Engineering (advantageous) 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 NNRs Employment Equity Plan

Required Education:

NQF level 7 in Civil Engineering

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