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HR Manager

Oceana Group Limited (Erongo Marine Enterprises) Walvis Bay, Erongo

Full-time Closes 06 Nov 2026 · 6 days left

Walvis Bay, Erongo Full-time Closes 06 Nov 2026

What the job is: This is a full-time HR Manager position at Erongo Marine Enterprises (Pty) Ltd, a Namibian fishing company based in Walvis Bay. The company specializes in the Horse Mackerel fishery and focuses on fishing operations and community development. This role combines office and operational responsibilities in a dynamic industry.

What you will do: As the HR Manager, you will manage employee relations, ensure smooth communication between management, union officials, and workers, and handle all HR administrative tasks. You will work closely with the Group HR Service Centre to ensure efficient payroll, recruitment, and performance management processes. Responsibilities include coordinating crew work permits, visas, statutory reports, maintaining HR records, organizing training programs, managing disciplinary and grievance processes, and ensuring compliance with Namibian labor laws.

What you need: A Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resources, Industrial Psychology, Organizational Psychology, Business Management, or a related field (Honours degree preferred). At least five years of experience in generalist HR roles covering employee relations, payroll, recruitment, remuneration, benefits, performance management, and training. Experience in a blue-collar industry with strong industrial relations is beneficial. Strong knowledge of Namibian labor legislation (Labour Act 11 of 2007) and proficiency in SAP HCM, MS Excel, Word, and PowerPoint are required. Excellent communication skills in English and the ability to work with a multicultural team are essential.

What you will get: Opportunity to work in a growing company with a strong commitment to social responsibility. Professional development in a hands-on environment with support from the Group HR Service Centre and Centres of Excellence. Only Namibian citizens will be considered, with preference given to suitably qualified candidates from designated groups.