Afrisam is recruiting now for their 18-month internship programme for unemployed graduates who want to gain experience at this construction materials industry employer. Apply now!
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AfriSam is one of South Africa’s most established and respected suppliers of construction materials. The company is committed to sustainability, innovation, and safety—and this internship is an important part of its mission to build future industry leaders.
As an intern in the Health and Safety team, you will:
- Gain practical workplace exposure in a high-performance environment
- Support compliance with health and safety regulations
- Be part of projects and initiatives that promote a culture of safety in the workplace
- Receive mentorship from experienced professionals
Minimum Requirements
To be eligible for the AfriSam Health and Safety Internship, applicants must meet the following criteria:
- Hold a National Diploma or Degree in Health and Safety Management
- Have a strong academic track record
- Demonstrate good behavioural and ethical standards
- Be a South African citizen
Preference Will Be Given To:
- Historically Disadvantaged South Africans (HDSA)
- Female candidates, as part of AfriSam’s commitment to employment equity and transformation
Documents Required for Your Application
When applying, please include the following:
- A comprehensive CV or resume
- A certified copy of your South African ID
- Your most recent academic results or academic transcript
HOW TO APPLY
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