Control Engineering Technologist Grade A

Requirements

A Bachelor of Technology (BTech) in Civil Engineering as recognised by SAQA. A minimum of six (6) years’ post-qualification experience as an Engineering Technologist/Technician. Compulsory registration with ECSA as a Professional Engineering Technologist. The disclosure of a valid Code EB unexpired driver’s licence (except for persons with disabilities). Demonstrated experience in providing technological advisory services, including the evaluation and quality assurance of technical designs, drawings, and specifications, and making recommendations for approval by the relevant authority. Experience in planning and providing technological and/or technical support to engineers on 108 water related infrastructures. Proven practical experience in mentoring graduate interns and facilitating training and development. Understanding of ECSA professional mentorship requirements will be an added advantage. Sound knowledge of contract administration and project management, with proven ability to interpret and review technical drawings and designs. Understanding of public sector procurement processes and financial planning and management principles. Knowledge of applicable legislation, including the National Water Act, Water Services Act, environmental legislation, and the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA). Familiarity with standard forms of contract used in infrastructure projects. Strong communication, conflict management, dispute resolution, and negotiation skills. Computer literacy, including proficiency in MS Office programmes and MS Project. Experience with design software such as AutoCAD Civil 3D will be an added advantage. Willingness and ability to mentor and guide candidates towards professional registration. registrations.

Key Responsibilities

Provide and manage specialised technological advisory services, ensuring adherence to and promotion of safety standards in line with statutory requirements, while effectively managing administrative and related functions. Mentor graduate interns and demonstrate willingness to be registered as a mentor with ECSA. Supervise and manage technological personnel and associated resources. Monitor and oversee the evaluation of engineering designs and drawings to ensure compliance with required standards, specifications, and best practice. Technical and financial reporting. Interfacing with relevant Departmental Divisions. Apply established engineering techniques and procedures to resolve broadly defined engineering challenges. Contribute to the coordination, compilation, and structuring of tender documentation in line with CIDB Best Practice Guidelines, including the development of specifications for works. Support contract administration and project management functions. Liaise with relevant bodies and councils on engineering-related matters. Maintain effective stakeholder relationships and support project implementation objectives. Participate in continuous professional development to remain current with evolving technologies, standards, and best practices in civil engineering infrastructure delivery.

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