Facilities Engineer II — Sasol, Temane (Inhambane)

Are you looking for engineering vacancies in the gas sector in Mozambique? Inademy brings you this opportunity: Sasol, an integrated international chemicals and energy company, is recruiting a Facilities Engineer II for its operations in Temane, Inhambane province. Applications are submitted directly on Sasol's official careers portal — the link is below — and the deadline is 16 September 2026.

About Sasol and the team you will join

Sasol has a 70-year history and operates in the global chemicals and energy market, with teams working from origin through to product marketing. The company invests in employees at all career stages and fosters a culture that embraces diversity and inclusion, placing people at the centre of its decisions.

In Mozambique, this role belongs to ROAS (Regional Operations and Asset Services), the unit that provides engineering support to upstream operations and development assets. It is a project engineering and technical facility support role, directly linked to the Mozambique Gas Projects (MGP) programme.

Your day-to-day in this role

Your main mission is to manage and deliver engineering projects supporting facilities, studies, and technical support provided to operations. In practice, this means:

• Developing the project engineering scope across the appraise, select, define, and execute (detailed engineering) phases, through to construction, commissioning, and handover to operations;
• Ensuring engineering methodology, quality plans, and delivery within approved cost and schedule for each project;
• Applying the engineering quality plan across ROAS Mozambique surface projects, in accordance with the company's exploration and production management system, and agreeing hold points at each phase with each engineering discipline;
• Managing contractor engineering on projects from the FEED phase onwards and appointing engineering resources within the integrated project management team;
• Ensuring technical quality management: philosophy, corporate engineering quality plan, agreed specifications, and deviation management across all projects;
• Implementing technical risk management on projects: strategy, identification, analysis, preventive and corrective actions, and reporting — including identifying, quantifying, and mitigating new technical risks;
• Managing facility scope and negotiating scope changes with stakeholders to achieve the best outcome for each change;
• Securing specialist engineering resources for the approved scope of services: contracting strategy, scope definition, tender evaluation, and management of engineering consultants and contractors;
• Working towards delivery targets: production volume, projects, yield, and facility availability;
• Providing technical support to operations, from troubleshooting to asset performance optimisation.

Your team and your scope

You will work in an integrated team, using MGP programme resources for construction, commissioning, specific disciplines, cost control, and project management. On smaller onshore projects (Tier 4 and 5), you lead all phases with execution support from MGP; on major projects (Tier 1 to 3), definition and execution phases are handled by MGP.

Your work connects expertise from various engineering and consultancy firms, liaising with upstream technical disciplines — from exploration to wells and drilling. It is a role for someone who enjoys seeing a project grow from initial study to an operational facility.

What we offer

• Joining an international energy company with 70 years of experience and a global presence;
• Career development: the company invests in employees at every stage of their career;
• A culture that values diversity and inclusion, with a focus on people;
• Involvement in oil and gas projects in Mozambique within an integrated, international technical team;
• Salary and benefits: the official listing does not state remuneration — these details are handled directly by Sasol during the recruitment process.

How to apply

Applications are submitted exclusively through Sasol's official careers portal: official Facilities Engineer II vacancy page. The deadline is 16 September 2026 — do not leave it until the last day, as the portal may require prior registration and internet connections can be unstable in rural areas.

Sasol's portal is in English. Take your equipa filling in the form, double-check your details, and keep proof of submission. If you want to refine your CV before sending it, our guide on English CVs in Mozambique shows the correct structure step-by-step. After applying, prepare for your conversation with our complete job interview guide.

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