Health and Safety Controller – Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa
| Job Title | Health and Safety Controller |
|---|---|
| Date Posted / Closing Date | Closing date: 14 January 2026 |
| Location | Phoenix, KwaZulu-Natal, South Africa |
| Salary | Monthly payment (not disclosed) |
| Company | Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa |
| Employment Type | Permanent |
| Industry | Manufacturing |
Introduction
Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa is offering a permanent Health and Safety Controller role based in Phoenix, KwaZulu-Natal. This opportunity is suited to experienced health and safety professionals who want to work in a structured manufacturing environment with established compliance systems.
- Permanent role within a large, well-established manufacturing organisation
- Exposure to occupational health and safety compliance at plant level
- Hands-on involvement in audits, inspections, and risk assessments
- Opportunity to support continuous safety improvement initiatives
- Work within recognised Coca-Cola safety standards and South African legislation
About the Role
The Health and Safety Controller supports plant operations by monitoring, implementing, and maintaining occupational health and safety standards. The role focuses on ensuring compliance with legal requirements, Coca-Cola KORE standards, and internal safety procedures.
This position works closely with the Health and Safety Manager and operational teams to identify risks, investigate incidents, and support safety training and emergency preparedness.
- Monitor plant activities for compliance with health and safety regulations
- Identify unsafe conditions and behaviours and track corrective actions
- Conduct routine safety inspections and document findings
- Support internal and external health and safety audits
- Assist with incident reporting, investigations, and root cause analysis
- Maintain safety records, risk assessments, and compliance documentation
- Coordinate safety training, inductions, and toolbox talks
- Oversee contractor health and safety compliance on site
- Support emergency response readiness and safety equipment checks
- Contribute to continuous safety improvement initiatives
Who Should Apply
- Health and safety practitioners with experience in manufacturing or industrial environments
- Professionals familiar with South African occupational health and safety legislation
- Candidates comfortable working in regulated, compliance-driven environments
- Individuals with experience conducting inspections, audits, and risk assessments
- Applicants able to engage with contractors, employees, and management teams
- Those seeking long-term career growth in health and safety management
This role is ideal for candidates who are detail-oriented, proactive, and committed to maintaining high safety standards within a busy production environment.
Skills and Requirements
- National Diploma or equivalent in Occupational Health and Safety or related field
- Registration with SACPCMP or relevant OHS professional body (advantage)
- SAMTRAC or equivalent certification (preferred)
- 3–5 years’ experience in a safety-related role within manufacturing or industry
- Knowledge of occupational health and safety compliance and risk management
- Experience with safety inspections, audits, and contractor management
- Understanding of South African OHS legislation and labour requirements
- Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications
- Experience with EHS or incident management systems (advantage)
- Strong communication and interpersonal skills
- Ability to work shifts and respond to safety incidents when required
Candidates must be able to work accurately, follow structured processes, and maintain detailed safety records in line with governance requirements.
Benefits
- Permanent employment with Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa
- Exposure to a large-scale manufacturing environment
- Opportunity to work within globally recognised safety standards
- Hands-on involvement in audits, inspections, and compliance reporting
- Professional development through practical safety management experience
- Collaboration with experienced health and safety professionals
While the salary and benefits are not disclosed, the role offers valuable career growth and long-term development within a respected organisation.
Important Notes
- Contract type: Permanent
- Position based at the Phoenix manufacturing site
- Minimum requirements apply and will be used for shortlisting
- Additional criteria may be applied by management during selection
- Employment equity considerations will be applied in line with company policy
Need Help With the Registration or Application Process?
Applications for this position are managed directly by Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa. Job seekers must follow the official employer application process as outlined on the company career page. This site provides job information only and does not process applications.
Closing Thoughts
The Health and Safety Controller role offers a solid opportunity for experienced safety professionals seeking stability and growth in a manufacturing setting. Working within Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa jobs provides exposure to structured systems, compliance excellence, and continuous improvement initiatives.
- Permanent role in a regulated manufacturing environment
- Strong focus on occupational health and safety compliance
- Opportunity to contribute to employee and contractor safety
How to Apply
Interested candidates should apply through the official Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa careers platform. Ensure that all qualifications, experience, and supporting documents are accurate and up to date before submitting an application.
- Visit the official Coca-Cola Beverages South Africa careers page
- Search for Health and Safety Controller vacancies
- Submit the application before the stated closing date
How to Apply Safely
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Closing Date
Closing date: 14 January 2026
