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Shell South Africa is the local subsidiary of Shell plc — one of the world's largest energy companies — managing a national network of Shell-branded service stations, a lubricants business, and commercial fuel and chemical supply operations. Shell does not own a refinery in South Africa; petroleum products are sourced through the country's shared refining infrastructure and imported products, with Shell's operations focused on distribution, marketing, and commercial sales.
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Shell South Africa is the local subsidiary of Shell plc — one of the world's largest energy companies — managing a national network of Shell-branded service stations, a lubricants business, and commercial fuel and chemical supply operations. Shell does not own a refinery in South Africa; petroleum products are sourced through the country's shared refining infrastructure and imported products, with Shell's operations focused on distribution, marketing, and commercial sales.
ENERGY
Johannesburg (Head Office), Cape Town, Durban
800+
Commercial Fuel Manager, Lubricants Sales Engineer, Key Account Manager
R12,000–R100,000/month
Johannesburg (Head Office)
1907
Shell SA's commercial environment serves industrial, mining, aviation, and transport fuel clients — relationship management across high-value accounts with technical product knowledge. The global Shell standards create structured, compliance-driven processes.
Shell Lubricants technical sales requires genuine engineering application knowledge. The energy transition creates evolving strategic context.
Johannesburg office is the professional hub.
Candidates should apply via Shell South Africa’s careers portal or approved local job platforms, submitting a tailored CV that highlights relevant qualifications. The process typically starts with application screening, followed by online aptitude and situational assessments, technical interviews for engineering or lubricants roles, and final behavioural interviews, with reference, qualification and driver’s licence checks for field positions.
The full timeline from application to offer usually takes six to ten weeks. Prepare by reviewing Shell’s South African operations in fuels and lubricants and practising STAR-method examples that demonstrate safety and customer focus.
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Career areas
Commercial Fuel Manager · Lubricants Sales Engineer · Key Account Manager · Aviation Fuel Specialist · Retail Network Manager
Entry guidance
Relevant degree or diploma for commercial, technical and professional roles; engineering qualification for lubrication and technical energy roles; valid driver's licence for field positions
Hiring process
Candidates should apply via Shell South Africa’s careers portal or approved local job platforms, submitting a tailored CV that highlights relevant qualifications. The process typically starts with application screening, followed by online aptitude and situational assessments, technical interviews for engineering or lubricants roles, and final behavioural interviews, with reference, qualification and driver’s licence checks for field positions. The full timeline from application to offer usually takes six to ten weeks. Prepare by reviewing Shell’s South African operations in fuels and lubricants and practising STAR-method examples that demonstrate safety and customer focus.
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