Internal Investigator Jobs in Western Cape
Regulatory Compliance Officer Cape Town, South Africa
Elchemie
Cape Town Region
From 360000 to 540000 (Ctc) - Yearly and reporting to the respective international authorities Investigate and track other compliance requirements
share this job on whatsappHealth & Safety Officer From 25000 To 30000 (ctc) - Monthly
Sagen Advisory Pty LtdCape Town Region
From 25000 to 30000 (Ctc) - Monthly Introduction An integrated group of companies with interests spanning Engineering, Construction, Fabrication, Manufacturing, Logistics and Property sectors. Description A leading company in the Industrial Engineering & Steelworks / Crane Hire Industries, and we urgently need a skilled and proact
Health & Safety Officer Cape Town, South Africa
Sagen Advisory Pty LtdCape Town Region
From 25000 to 30000 (Ctc) - Monthly Introduction An integrated group of companies with interests spanning Engineering, Construction, Fabrication, Manufacturing, Logistics and Property sectors. Description A leading company in the Industrial Engineering & Steelworks / Crane Hire Industries, and we urgently need a skilled and proact
Sheq Officer
Hr Talent PartnerSouth Africa
Attractive packages with fringe benefits SHEQ Officer - Helderberg Area, Somerset West, Helderberg. Company Name: HR Talent Partner. A renowned high-tech design and aviation manufacturing company is looking for a “SHEQ Officer’’ to join their team on a full-time permanent basis in the Helderberg Area. Excellent salary (subject to bac
Finance Audit Manager Western Cape
Clicks Group LimitedWestern Cape
audit on the work of internal audit. Provide technical assistance with investigations, special audits, and
Postdoctoral Fellow - Deep Learning And Bioacoustics
African Institute For Mathematical Sciences Muizenberg
A recent report issued by the WWF states that there has been a catastrophic decline in wildlife population in recent years. A large number of species are threatened with extinction due to a number of factors. Further conservation efforts are still urgently required to ensure the survival of the rema
Postdoctoral Fellow Muizenberg
African Institute For Mathematical Sciences Muizenberg
A recent report issued by the WWF states that there has been a catastrophic decline in wildlife population in recent years. A large number of species are threatened with extinction due to a number of factors. Further conservation efforts are still urgently required to ensure the survival of the rema
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