Principal Professional Officer
City of Cape Town · Cape Town, Western Cape
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Start free — we apply for you →Requirements
- BEng, BSc Engineering, BTech Engineering, or equivalent degree qualification in the Engineering/Built Environment field.
- Professional registration with ECSA as a Pr Tech Eng or Pr Eng.
- 8 to 10 years' relevant experience gained after obtaining the first relevant tertiary qualification.
- Extensive experience managing projects ranging from approximately R40 million to R150 million and above.
- Proven experience in capital project planning, implementation, contract management and engineering management.
- Sound knowledge of: Municipal infrastructure development processes; Project and programme management methodologies; Contract administration and construction management; Environmental and waste management legislation.
- Valid driver's license.
Key Performance Areas
- Develop and implement infrastructure provision plans.
- Lead feasibility studies and infrastructure planning initiatives
- Support long-term infrastructure and capital investment planning.
- Manage site identification, acquisition, zoning, permitting, and environmental approval processes.
- Develop project implementation plans, budgets, cash flows, and schedules.
- Prepare project briefs and specifications.
- Manage consultant procurement and appointment processes.
- Lead the execution and commissioning of capital infrastructure projects.
- Monitor construction quality, budget expenditure, timelines, safety, and environmental compliance.
- Manage project risks and address implementation challenges.
- Contract Management and Advisory Services
- Stakeholder Liaison and Engagement
- Evaluate innovative technologies and infrastructure solutions from industry stakeholders.
- Manage project budgets, cash flows, and capital funding requirements.
- Conduct research into industry best practices and emerging technologies