If you can't control the jobs so they won't write to the audit table at the same time, there are a number of options available to you.
have the audit table store in a schema that supports simultaneous updates. Examples of this is SAS/SHARE, SAS SPD Server, end practically any other RDBMS.
Make a macro that checks if a lock is available on the audit table, if not, wait for n seconds and then retries, and so on.
Have the individual audit tables. They could be appended in an ordered fashion once a day (or any other time interval that suits your needs).
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