Environmental Internship opportunity at Thungela

Environmental Internship opportunity at Thungela
DEADLINE: 09 April 2025
Company Description
Are you looking to boost your career?
Thungela Resources a leading South African thermal coal business, focused exclusively on thermal coal production. They are primarily an export business, and with a client portfolio the Indian, Asian, Southeast Asian, Middle East and North African markets.
Job Description
Enjoy practical on the job training and exposure to all aspects of the Environmental discipline at the Isibonelo Colliery.
Skills, experience, creativity and agility underpin our ability to grow and thrive. The people focus is centered on acquiring, developing and retaining the talent we need to take our business forward, safely and sustainably. They offer the ability to work with thought leaders, opportunities for development, strong values and a sound organisational culture, which all contribute significantly to a compelling employee value proposition.
Qualifications
- National /Advanced Diploma, B Tech/Bachelor’s Degree /BSc in Environmental Science or related field
Additional Information
Who they Are
They’re a company that promotes an environment that inspires innovation and where people have a shared sense of purpose. Skills, experience, creativity and agility underpin our ability to grow and thrive. This means building a diverse team of high-performing individuals who operate our sites safely, effectively and cost efficiently. Their people focus is centered on acquiring, developing and retaining the talent we need to take our business forward, safely and sustainably.
What they Offer
When you join Thungela, you can expect to enjoy a competitive salary and benefits package. But people want more out of their jobs than financial benefit alone. Being able to work with thought leaders, opportunities for development, strong values and a sound organisational culture all contribute significantly to a compelling employee value proposition.
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