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Glencore International

Controller (Quality) Snr

Finance & Accounting

Listed on Glencore International’s official careers site. Posted October 30, 2026. Check that it is still open and apply there.

Job description

In this role you will be responsible for: Inspection and Testing - Conduct visual inspections, measurements and functional tests on civil, structural, mechanical and piping fabrications and construction works on and off site. Compliance verifications – ensure all construction, fabrication and manufacturing align with quality standards, specifications and procedures. Non-conformance management – identify, document and track defects and deviations.

Submit NCR’s and coordinate corrective actions Document control – compile quality control plans and inspections check sheets. Record inspection logs, test data and quality control packages. Compile quality data books for audits and hand-overs to clients. Stakeholder coordination – interface with project managers, contractors, service providers and clients regarding quality performance, status and resolutions.

About you

A diploma in civil or mechanical engineering Certificates in construction management, quality control and inspection Trade test (Section 26D/ Section 13) will be an advantage. At least 5 – 8 years’ experience in a similar position in a construction project environment. Knowledge of HSEC systems and safety standards. Good communication skills – clear verbal and written reporting is essential. Analytical skills – strong problem-solving skills to perform root cause analysis on defects.

Technically proficient – ability to read civil, structural and piping drawings. Experience and knowledge of mechanical process equipment. Medically Fit. Valid driver’s licence and own transport (willing to travel between sites).

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