Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources Inspector Learnerships 2026
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, through the Mine Health and Safety Inspectorate, is offering two Learner Inspector posts for South African graduates in engineering. The programme runs from 2026/2027 to 2028/2029 in Pretoria and pays a monthly stipend of R8 174.75.
Listing last updated 06 Nov 2026. We recheck our listings every day.
Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources Inspector Learnerships 2026 is a learnership offered by Department Mineral And Petroleum in Gauteng. Applications close on 20 Nov 2026.
Documents you will need
- Recent Z83 Application for Employment form.
- Comprehensive and detailed CV.
- At least three contactable references.
- Only shortlisted candidates will be required to submit certified copies of qualifications and other supporting documents.
- Certified documents requested at the interview stage must not be older than six months.
How to apply
Applications are submitted directly to Department Mineral And Petroleum - we do not collect applications. Read the eligibility criteria, prepare your supporting documents, then complete your application on the official page.
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The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources (DMPR), through the Mine Health and Safety Inspectorate, is looking for qualifying South African graduates to apply for the Learner Inspector Programme 2026 / 2027 to 2028 / 2029.
Closing date for applications: 20 November 2026
Where: Pretoria Head Office, Gauteng, South Africa
Number of posts: 2
Monthly stipend: R8 174.75
About the DMPR Learner Inspector Programme
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources is offering training for graduates who want to build practical skills in the Mine Health and Safety Inspectorate.
The programme is for graduates in Electrical Engineering, Mechanical Engineering and Mining Engineering who meet the academic requirements for future Government Certificate of Competency or Mine Managers Certificate of Competency pathways.
Available Learner Inspector opportunities
Mine Health and Safety Learner Inspector, Engineering, X1
Reference number: DMPR/LIP/2026/001
Location: Pretoria Head Office
Stipend: R8 174.75 per month
You must have one of the following:
- National Diploma or Degree in Electrical Engineering (Heavy Current); or
- National Diploma or Degree in Mechanical Engineering.
You must also have completed the qualifying subjects needed to be accepted as a candidate for the Government Certificate of Competency (GCC).
Special requirement
Because the work includes underground work, you must have a:
- Valid Certificate of Fitness.
Mine Health and Safety Learner Inspector, Mining Engineering, X1
Reference number: DMPR/LIP/2026/002
Location: Pretoria Head Office
Stipend: R8 174.75 per month
You must have:
- National Diploma or Degree in Mining Engineering.
You must also have completed the qualifying subjects needed to be accepted as a candidate for the Mine Managers Certificate of Competency (MMC).
Special requirement
Because the work involves going underground, you must have a:
- Valid Certificate of Fitness.
Who should apply?
The programme suits South African graduates who:
- Have completed a relevant engineering qualification.
- Meet the subject requirements for the GCC or MMC pathway.
- Are interested in mine health and safety.
- Are willing and able to work underground.
- Have a valid Certificate of Fitness.
Documents you need
You must submit:
- A recent Z83 Application for Employment form.
- A full and detailed CV.
- At least three references you can be contacted through.
Only shortlisted candidates will need to send certified copies of qualifications and other supporting documents.
Certified documents requested at the interview stage must be no older than six months.
Important Z83 rules
Your Z83 form must be:
- Fully completed.
- Accurate.
- Legible.
- Honest.
- Signed.
- Dated.
If you apply for more than one post, you must submit a separate Z83 form for each position.
If more than one position is listed on a single application form, only the first position indicated may be considered.
How to apply
You can apply online through the official DMPR e-Recruitment system.
Use the apply link for the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources Learner Inspector Programme 2026 / 2027.
Create a user profile, complete your personal information and set up login details before you apply.
You can also post or courier your application to:
The Director-General, Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, Private Bag X59, Pretoria, 0001
You can also hand deliver your application to:
Trevenna Campus, corner of Meintjies and Francis Baard Street, Pretoria
Always quote the reference number for the post you are applying for.
Enquiries
For general enquiries, contact:
Ms N Sam
Mr S Ngcaweni
Selection process
Shortlisted and successful candidates may be checked for the following:
- Personnel suitability.
- Criminal record.
- Citizenship.
- Financial and asset records.
- Qualifications.
- Employment history.
- Security clearance.
You may also need to give consent under the POPI Act so the Department can complete the screening.
Important application information
Please note that:
- Incomplete applications may be disqualified.
- If required documents are not sent, your application may not be considered.
- You need a separate Z83 for each post.
- Only shortlisted candidates will get correspondence.
- The Department can decide not to fill any advertised post.
If you have not heard back within three months after the closing date, you can treat your application as unsuccessful.
Closing date
20 November 2026
Please send your application before the deadline.
Meta description
Apply for the DMPR Learner Inspector Programme 2026 / 2027 in Pretoria. Two posts are open to Electrical, Mechanical and Mining Engineering graduates at R8 174.75 per month. Closing date: 20 November 2026.
Frequently asked questions
What is the Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources Inspector Learnerships 2026?
The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources Inspector Learnerships 2026 is a learnership offered by Department Mineral And Petroleum for South African students and applicants interested in Engineering and Accounting/Finance. The Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources, through the Mine Health and Safety Inspectorate, is offering two Learner Inspector posts for South African graduates in engineering. The programme runs from 2026/2027 to 2028/2029 in Pretoria and pays a monthly stipend of R8 174.75. You can read the full details, eligibility criteria, and application steps on this page before you apply.
Who qualifies for the Department Mineral And Petroleum learnership?
We do not have the full eligibility list confirmed for the Department Mineral And Petroleum learnership from our sources yet. As a guide, opportunities like this usually target South African applicants in Gauteng studying or working in Engineering and Accounting/Finance. It is most relevant to applicants at Diploma and Undergraduate level. Always confirm the exact criteria on the official listing before applying, since requirements can change.
When does the Department Mineral And Petroleum learnership close?
According to our sources, the Department Mineral And Petroleum learnership closes on 20 November 2026. We last checked this listing on 11 November 2026. We always recommend verifying the closing date on the official listing, as providers sometimes extend or bring forward their deadlines.
What documents do I need to apply?
For the Department Mineral And Petroleum learnership you will typically need to prepare Recent Z83 Application for Employment form., Comprehensive and detailed CV., At least three contactable references., and Only shortlisted candidates will be required to submit certified copies of qualifications and other supporting documents.. Make sure any copies you submit are certified and clearly legible, as incomplete applications are often rejected. It also helps to scan everything in advance so you can upload or attach the documents quickly when you apply.
How do I apply for the Department Mineral And Petroleum learnership?
Applications may be submitted online through the official DMPR e-Recruitment system. Click here to apply for Department of Mineral and Petroleum Resources Learner Inspector Programme 2026 / 2027 Applicants must create a user profile, complete the required personal information and set up login credentials before applying. Applications may also be submitted by post or courier to: The Director-GeneralDepartment of Mineral and Petroleum ResourcesPrivate Bag X59Pretoria0001 Applications may also be hand delivered to: Trevenna CampusCorner Meintjies and Francis Baard StreetPretoria Applicants must quote the relevant reference number. You can start your application using the official link provided on this page. Apply early and keep a copy of any reference number or confirmation you receive, in case you need to follow up.
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