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Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter

Sasol

Secunda, Mpumalanga Full-time
Posted: 29 July 2026 Closes: 28 August 2026 Salary: Not disclosed

Sasol is hiring a Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter in Secunda, Mpumalanga. This is a Full-time position, posted on 29 July 2026. The salary is not disclosed in the listing. Applications close on 28 August 2026. Below you will find the full job description, step-by-step application guidance, interview preparation advice and answers to common questions about this vacancy.

Position
Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter
Company
Sasol
Location
Secunda, Mpumalanga
Job type
Full-time
Posted
29 July 2026
Closing date
28 August 2026
Salary
Not disclosed

Overview

Sasol is a global integrated chemicals and energy company with a 75-year heritage. Through our talented people, we use our expertise and selected technologies to safely and sustainably source, manufacture and market chemical and energy products globally. When you join Team Sasol, you are joining a company that puts people at the center of everything we do.

Sasol invests in its employees along every stage of the career path and offers development opportunities to help you cultivate your career in a culture that embraces diversity and inclusion.

Job Requisition ID

12673

Closing Date

7 August 2026

OME

MRS: Mining

Location

Secunda, Mpumalanga

Purpose of Job

  • Provide strategic leadership, governance, specialist knowledge and guidance to ensure compliance with all aspects of Social and Labour Plans (SLP), Mining Charter, B-BBEE and associated legislation.
  • Lead and co-ordinate the development, implementation and assurance of the SLP and Mining Charter, ensuring alignment with the MPRDA, Mining Charter, B-BBEE and applicable legislation and industry leading practices.
  • Build and maintain high-level strategic relationships with government departments, regulators, municipalities, communities to preserve Sasol Mining’s social license to operate.
  • Manage and lead SLP audits conducted by the Department of Mineral Petroleum Resources (DMPR).
  • Manage the performance and output of the personnel within the SLP department through the proper utilization of human resources and specialist knowledge regarding the SLP field of expertise.

Key Accountabilities

  • Manage the performance and output of the personnel within the SLP department, through the proper utilization of human resources and specialist knowledge regarding the SLP field of expertise. Provide a motivating and enabling environment by managing the department’s personnel activities and maintaining high ethical standards.
  • Compilation and drafting of SLPs in support of applications for mining rights, amendments and transfer of mining rights and facilitate engagement with organized labour through the Future Forum.
  • Implementation of SLP commitments through collaboration with responsible line managers, obtain signoff on targets and communicate SLP commitments to the relevant departments to ensure implementation.
  • Budget, implement and manage community Local Economic Development (LED) projects as well as community and youth development initiatives as required by the SLP or ad hoc projects.
  • Provide advice, assistance, guidance and management in respect of programs to ensure SLP and Mining Charter compliance.
  • Develop, implement and monitor processes aimed at identifying, securing, consulting and acceptance of community development projects with local communities, municipalities and the DMPR.
  • Monitor legislative developments and regulatory reforms, assessing business impacts and recommending appropriate mitigation measures and compliance strategies
  • Advise, provide guidance and manage the approved SLPs to ensure compliance to the rights acquired.
  • Identify new SLP requirements, regulations as well as any directives and guidelines issued by the DMPR and ensure compliance and to minimise risks Sasol may be exposed to.
  • Contribute to assurance reviews and due diligence exercises related to the SLP and Mining Charter obligations
  • Negotiate community LED projects and manage SLP forums with applicable local municipalities and communities.
  • Prepare and submit required SLP reports to applicable Regional Offices of the DMPR as well as all arrangements, actions and assistance required to enable the DMPR to conduct compliance audits.
  • Provide support the Senior Manager Mining Rights to ensure coordination and alignment of activities with regards to the acquisition of mining rights and compliance to legislation and SLPs.
  • Build and maintain positive relationships with stakeholders, involved or affected by the activities of Sasol Mining, to achieve sustainable relationships and to establish a positive corporate image and community perception.
  • Obtain, assign and manage human and other resources to execute business objectives and related activities by ensuring availability, prioritisation and utilisation.
  • Ensure customer satisfaction by developing stakeholder relations and the provisions of quality results such as acquiring servitudes, land and other rights within time and budget but still maintaining the highest standard of ethics.
  • Prepare the SLP progress reports for the Mining Charter Steering Committee, the Operation Committee and the Sasol Mining Board.
  • Lead and oversee the SLP Integration Committee by providing strategic advice to all business units.
  • Support B-BBEE initiatives by ensuring alignment between Mining Charter obligations and broader transformation objectives
  • Manage projects with regard to procurement, cost control, administration, and schedule associated activities.
  • Benchmark activities against international standards and best practises and implement best practises to ensure sustainability.

Formal Education

  • Bachelor’s Degree in Law, Commerce, Social Sciences

 

Preffered: 

  • Admitted Attorney of the High Court
  • Post graduate qualification in Law, Regulatory Compliance, Social Sciences will be advantageous
  • Master’s degree will be advantageous

Working Experience

  • 8 - 10 years’ relevant experience within mining, legal, regulatory or governance

Knowledge & skills

  • Experience gained within a leading mining company, top-tier law firm or major consulting firm
  • Extensive drafting skills
  • Demonstrated experience managing Mining Charter and SLP compliance programmes
  • Demonstrated ability to negotiate and build credibility with the DMPR, municipalities, organized labour, community structures and government stakeholders
  • Demonstrated ability to advise Executive Committees and Leadership teams
  • Experience in managing multidisciplinary teams
  • Expert knowledge of the MPRDA, Mining Charter, SLP Guidelines, B-BBEE legislation and associated legislation
  • Exceptional attention to detail:
  • Review complex regulatory submissions
  • Identify legal and compliance risks associated with the SLP, Mining Charter and B-BBEE
  • Produce accurate, high-quality reports and regulatory submissions

Working Experience

Experience: 8+ relevant years

Required Personal and Professional Skills

TC_Action Planning
TC_Policies and Procedures
TC_Data Collection and Analysis
TC_Planning and Organisation
TC_Verbal Communication
LC_Commercial Agility
LC_Business Ownership
LC_Drives Innovation
LC_Customer Centricity
LC_Collaborative
LC_Inspirational
LC_Builds Talent
LC_Developing Self
LC_Partnerships
LC_Delivery Excellence

Sasol is an equal opportunity and affirmative action employer.  Inspired by our Purpose of “Innovating for a better world”, Sasol acknowledges that diversity is intrinsic to the fabric of our organisation and is the key to our growth and success.  Sasol is committed to the full inclusion of all suitably qualified individuals.  Preference will be given to applicants from designated groups and people with disabilities according to Sasol’s Employment Equity Plan.  This includes reasonable accommodation to enable individuals with disabilities to perform essential job functions.

Our automated process is designed to efficiently assess a large volume of applications. Should you not hear from us within 60 days of the advert closing then kindly consider your application unsuccessful. Thank you once-more for your interest in Sasol as your employer of choice, and we wish you all the best with your career aspirations and future applications with us.

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How to apply for this job

  1. Read the full job description and requirements on this page carefully before applying — tailor your application to what the employer actually asks for.
  2. Update your CV and save it as a PDF. Make sure your contact details, most recent experience and qualifications are easy to find.
  3. Click the apply button on this page to complete your application on Sasol's own careers site. The employer manages the shortlisting process directly.
  4. Have certified copies of your ID and qualifications ready. Many South African employers request them once you are shortlisted.
  5. Applications close on 28 August 2026. Submit well before the deadline — late applications are normally not considered.
  6. Keep a record of what you submitted and when. If you have not heard back within a few weeks of the closing date, it is acceptable to follow up politely.

Interview preparation

If Sasol shortlists you for the Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter position, preparation makes the difference. Work through these steps:

  • Research Sasol before the interview — look for their official website, social profiles and any recent news. Interviewers expect you to know why you want to work there specifically.
  • Go through the job description above and prepare a specific example from your own experience for each of the main duties. Most interview questions will be drawn from what the advert emphasises.
  • Structure your answers with the STAR method — Situation, Task, Action, Result. Concrete stories with measurable outcomes are far stronger than general claims about your abilities.
  • Prepare two or three thoughtful questions to ask the panel — about the team, how success is measured in the role, or growth opportunities. It signals genuine interest.
  • Plan your logistics early. Confirm whether the interview is in person in Secunda or online, and arrive or log in at least ten minutes early.

Frequently asked questions

What is the closing date for the Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter job at Sasol?

Applications for the Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter position at Sasol close on 28 August 2026. Apply before the deadline — late applications are usually not considered.

What is the salary for the Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter position?

The salary for the Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter position is not disclosed in the listing. It will typically be discussed during the interview process or included in the offer stage.

Where is the Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter job at Sasol based?

This position is based in Secunda, Mpumalanga. Check the job description for any travel, hybrid or relocation details the employer may have included.

How do I apply for the Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter job at Sasol?

Click the apply button on this page — you will be taken to Sasol's official careers site to complete your application. Only applications submitted through the employer's official channel are considered.

What type of employment is the Manager Mining Social Labour Plans & Mineral Charter position?

This is a Full-time position in the general sector, based in Secunda, Mpumalanga.

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