How To Apply For Jobs At Astron Energy


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They are a relatively new name in South Africa but they are growing fast so they are a very popular company to work for. We have the details on how  you should apply to work at Astron Energy.


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Astron Energy is a leading supplier of petroleum products in South Africa, with a vast network of Caltex-branded service stations that make us one of the country’s top two petroleum brands. We are strongly committed to being a responsible corporate citizen, promoting education, health and economic development in an effort to build stronger communities and drive sustainable economic growth.

We own and operate the country’s third-largest crude oil refinery in Cape Town, which has a capacity of 100,000 barrels a day, and a lubricants manufacturing plant in Durban. 

Astron Energy have their head office and refinery in Cape Town. They have offices in Johannesburg and Durban - and in addition to this they have a national distribution network.

Astron say that they believe in rewarding effort, ability and commitment so they have compensation and benefits programmes that are highly competitive within the marketplace and include:

  • Competitive base pay
  • Annual incentives when we meet our established goals
  • Workplace and career development opportunities
  • Bursary opportunities, covering 100% of study costs available to employees and employees’ children
  • Medical Aid
  • Provident fund
  • Disability and life insurance
  • Access to employee assistance programmes
  • Flexi-time work schedule options

HOW TO APPLY FOR JOBS

The Astron Energy website is available at www.astronenergy.co.za and if you are looking for the latest job vacancies they have you will find that at in their Careers section.

Astron Energy make use of the MyWorkDayJobs website to manage their job applications. You can use this site to apply for their jobs, either manually one at a time or you can save you CV (resume) on your account to make the application process simpler and faster.

Click Here For The Astron Energy Careers Section

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