Location: Thabazimbi

     Duration: 3-5 year project

     Overview

We’re looking for a seasoned professional with 15+ years of experience in South Africa’s water infrastructure sector — someone who understands the nuances of long-standing stakeholder relationships, is fluent in Afrikaans, and brings deep technical insight shaped by years of hands-on delivery.

 What You’ll Do

• Oversee the day-to-day on-site management of pipeline construction activities, coordinating work between different teams and resolving operational issues.
• Supervise all phases of pipeline construction including site clearance, trenching, welding, laying, and installation of pipeline accessories such as valves and flow meters.
• Ensure quality control of pipeline installation, including verification of depth, slope, connection methods, and material inspections.
• Manage the installation and functioning of electrical, control, and instrumentation systems laid along the pipeline, including power supply and fibre optic infrastructure.
• Coordinate alignment with associated pumping stations, reservoirs, and other infrastructure interfaces to ensure seamless integration.
• Enforce safety policies through implementation of safety management systems, staff training, routine site patrols, and elimination of potential hazards.
• Serve as the communication link between the site and external stakeholders, including design consultants, the owner’s team, and the local community to address construction-related disruptions.
• Maintain accurate records, compile progress and compliance reports, and submit data to relevant departments.

What We’re Looking For

• Minimum 10 years of construction experience on ≥800 mm ND welded buried steel pipeline infrastructure projects, with a minimum pipeline length of 20 km.
• Fluency/First Language Afrikaans is a big advantage.
• Qualification in a relevant trade, or a degree/diploma (or equivalent) in Construction Management or Engineering.
• Professional registration with ECSA or SACPCMP (advantageous).
• Strong understanding of civil pipeline construction specifications, welding and installation standards, and interface requirements with M&E infrastructure.
• Demonstrated experience managing subcontractors, teams, and project quality control on complex pipeline sites.
• Familiarity with safety compliance systems and on-site stakeholder engagement.
• Willingness to be site-based in Limpopo for the duration of the project.

What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of a landmark municipal water infrastructure project with tangible socio-economic impact.
• A challenging and rewarding site-based role with autonomy and strategic influence.
• Multicultural, high-performance team environment.

Location: Thabazimbi

Duration: 3-5 year project

Overview

We’re looking for a seasoned professional with 15+ years of experience in South Africa’s

water infrastructure sector — someone who understands the nuances of long-standing

stakeholder relationships, is fluent in Afrikaans, and brings deep technical insight shaped

by years of hands-on delivery.

What You’ll Do

• Lead on-site construction activities for pump stations, coordinating between civil, mechanical, and E&I teams to ensure schedule and specification compliance.
• Oversee civil works including site clearance, construction of pump wells, control rooms, and ancillary structures to project specifications.
• Supervise mechanical installations, including centrifugal pumps, piping systems, valves, cranes, and HVAC systems for operational readiness.
• Manage the electrical, control, and instrumentation works such as high-voltage switchgear, SCADA integration, fire detection systems, and VSDs.
• Implement site-based safety protocols, conduct regular training and inspections, and proactively mitigate safety risks.
• Act as the liaison between construction teams, design consultants, project supervision teams, and client representatives; ensure clear communication and timely resolution of issues.
• Coordinate with community stakeholders to resolve disturbances and maintain positive local engagement.
• Maintain construction documentation, submit progress, quality, and safety reports, and archive technical records in line with company requirements.

What We’re Looking For

• Minimum 10 years of experience in construction and installation of mechanical and electrical equipment in bulk water pipeline projects, specifically pump stations.
• Fluency/First Language Afrikaans is a big advantage.
• Experience must include rotating equipment, pumps, related piping systems, HVAC installations, and commissioning.
• Exposure to electrical installations, including motors, VSDs, and electrical reticulation systems.
• Qualification in a relevant trade, or diploma/degree (NQF Level 6 or equivalent) in Construction Management or Engineering. Foreign qualifications must be SAQA-accredited.
• Professional registration with ECSA or SACPCMP (advantageous).
• Proven ability to coordinate multi-disciplinary teams on site and deliver technically complex pump station infrastructure.
• Willingness to be site-based in Limpopo for the duration of the project.

What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of a landmark municipal water infrastructure project with tangible socio-economic impact.
• A challenging and rewarding site-based role with autonomy and strategic influence.
• Multicultural, high-performance team environment.

Location: Thabazimbi

Duration: 3-5 year project

Overview

We’re looking for a seasoned professional with 15+ years of experience in South Africa’s water infrastructure sector — someone who understands the nuances of long-standing stakeholder relationships, is fluent in Afrikaans, and brings deep technical insight shaped by years of hands-on delivery.

What You’ll Do

• Manage on-site construction of river abstraction and dam works, ensuring effective team coordination and timely problem resolution.
• Oversee civil works including site preparation, foundation treatment, and construction of reinforced concrete structures such as gravity weirs, pump stations, valve chambers, and retaining walls.
• Lead mechanical installations, including design and assembly of hydraulic systems such as radial gates, hoists, and cranes.
• Supervise electrical, control, and instrumentation installations including power supply, lighting, PLC-based control systems, and related automation infrastructure.
• Enforce safety management systems, conduct regular safety training, and proactively eliminate risks through site inspections and hazard control.
• Serve as a liaison with the design unit, owner’s team, and supervision consultants; report site progress and coordinate resolution of design or execution issues.
• Engage with local community stakeholders to manage social impact and address construction-related disturbances.
• Maintain accurate documentation, archive construction records, and submit regular reports on progress, quality, and safety compliance.

What We’re Looking For

• Minimum 10 years of experience in the construction of reinforced concrete structures associated with bulk water infrastructure such as pipelines, reservoirs, pump stations, and valve chambers.
• Qualification in a relevant trade, or a diploma/degree (NQF Level 6 or equivalent) in Construction Management or Engineering. Foreign qualifications must be SAQA-accredited.
• Professional registration with ECSA or SACPCMP (advantageous;).
• Proven experience managing complex civil and mechanical construction sites in water infrastructure.
• Familiarity with electrical and instrumentation systems related to waterworks operations.
• Strong stakeholder communication and reporting capabilities.
• Willingness to be site-based in Limpopo for the duration of the project.

What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of a landmark municipal water infrastructure project with tangible socio-economic impact.
• A challenging and rewarding site-based role with autonomy and strategic influence.
• Multicultural, high-performance team environment.

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Location: Thabazimbi

Duration: 3-5 year project

Overview

We’re looking for a seasoned professional with 15+ years of experience in South Africa’s water infrastructure sector — someone who understands the nuances of long-standing stakeholder relationships, is fluent in Afrikaans, and brings deep technical insight shaped by years of hands-on delivery.

What You’ll Do

• Manage the on-site construction of structural works, coordinating activities among various teams and resolving construction issues in real time.
• Supervise construction of reinforced concrete structures including reservoirs, chambers, and related water infrastructure components.
• Oversee material supply, site preparation, shuttering, rebar fixing, concrete works, and curing to meet structural specifications and timelines.
• Coordinate installation of supporting electrical and control systems, ensuring basic power supply and instrumentation are in place.
• Ensure integration and smooth interfaces with adjoining facilities such as pipelines, pump stations, or instrumentation chambers.
• Implement and maintain a site safety management system; conduct safety briefings, patrols, and hazard elimination routines.
• Serve as the point of contact for design consultants, supervision engineers, and project owners; address design queries and site instructions.
• Engage with local community stakeholders to manage disturbances and maintain constructive relationships.
• Compile, submit, and archive all relevant documentation related to construction progress, material compliance, quality assurance, and safety reporting.

What We’re Looking For

• Minimum 10 years of experience in the construction of reinforced concrete structures for bulk water systems such as pump stations, reservoirs, and valve chambers.
• Fluency/First Language Afrikaans is a big advantage.
• Qualification in a relevant trade, or a diploma/degree (NQF Level 6 or equivalent) in Construction Management or Engineering. Foreign qualifications must be SAQA-accredited.
• Professional registration with ECSA or SACPCMP (advantageous).
• Demonstrated ability to manage structural works with technical precision and timeline discipline.
• Proven experience coordinating multi-disciplinary teams and subcontractors on large-scale infrastructure sites.
• Solid knowledge of concrete design, formwork, rebar detailing, and quality assurance practices.
• Willingness to be site-based in Limpopo for the duration of the project.

What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of a landmark municipal water infrastructure project with tangible socio-economic impact.
• A challenging and rewarding site-based role with autonomy and strategic influence.
• Multicultural, high-performance team environment.

Location: Virginia

Contract Type: 1 year contract

Overview

Join the execution team of a large-scale 240MW solar PV project focused on delivering high-quality renewable energy infrastructure. This site-based role is instrumental in ensuring compliance with electrical standards and project specifications related to medium voltage installations. The position supports the EPC’s quality function during construction and commissioning, with a specific emphasis on QA/QC across MV components and systems.

What You’ll Do

• Conduct inspections and quality control checks on medium voltage (MV) electrical works including cable installation, terminations, switchgear, transformers, and related infrastructure
• Verify compliance with project specifications, SANS standards, and QA/QC procedures for MV installations
• Prepare and maintain detailed QA/QC documentation including inspection reports, test records, and non-conformance reports (NCRs)
• Monitor and witness MV testing and commissioning activities (e.g. insulation resistance, VLF, hipot tests)
• Liaise with construction, commissioning, and engineering teams to proactively resolve quality issues on-site
• Review method statements, ITPs, and vendor documents for MV scope and ensure adherence to approved processes
• Ensure proper calibration and use of test equipment; verify traceability of tools and test instruments
• Participate in internal and external audits, snagging, and handover processes

What We’re Looking For

• Electrical trade qualification or National Diploma in Electrical Engineering (or similar)
• Minimum 5–8 years of electrical QA/QC inspection experience in utility-scale solar or infrastructure projects
• Proven experience with MV systems (11kV–33kV), including QA/QC during installation and testing phases
• Familiarity with SANS, IEC, and project-specific standards for MV electrical systems
• Experience working with QA/QC tools such as inspection test plans (ITPs), checklists, and punch lists
• Strong report-writing, documentation, and communication skills
• Ability to work site-based in remote project locations

What We Offer

• The opportunity to work on one of South Africa’s largest solar PV projects
• Exposure to full-lifecycle MV installation and QA/QC in a fast-paced renewable energy environment
• Collaboration with a high-performance multinational EPC team and engineering experts
• Structured processes, international standards, and strong professional development

Location: Johannesburg/Cape Town

Contract Type: Permanent

Overview

An international leader in utility-scale renewable energy is seeking a skilled Financial Modeller to support their South African bidding team. This role is critical to the development of complex financial models and project finance structures for large-scale renewable energy projects across solar, wind, and hybrid technologies. The modeller will play a key role in shaping bid strategies by analysing deal structures, funding options, and financial risks within high-value transactions.

What You’ll Do

• Build, review, and refine detailed project finance models for complex renewable energy projects (utility-scale)
• Structure and analyse project finance transactions, incorporating debt, equity, and hybrid funding mechanisms
• Support bidding activities by modelling investment returns, debt sizing, and bankability metrics aligned with project risks
• Integrate technical, commercial, and legal assumptions into financial models in collaboration with cross-functional teams
• Conduct sensitivity analyses, scenario testing, and risk assessments for bid optimisation and investment decisions
• Prepare model-based inputs and presentations for internal investment committees, DFIs, and lender due diligence
• Engage with external advisors, lenders, and equity partners to support financial close processes and model audit readiness
• Maintain and improve internal modelling frameworks and ensure compliance with best-practice project finance standards

What We’re Looking For

• Minimum 3–5 years’ experience in financial modelling, with at least 2 years in renewable energy project finance
• Strong track record building and managing complex models for large-scale infrastructure or energy projects
• Deep understanding of project finance principles including debt sizing, DSCR/LLCR metrics, funding waterfalls, and risk allocation
• Advanced Excel modelling skills with ability to build models from scratch for bidding and financial close purposes
• Experience in competitive bidding environments (e.g., REIPPPP or international energy tenders)
• Bachelor’s degree in Finance, Economics, Engineering, or a related field;
• Familiarity with the South African energy market and regulatory frameworks affecting project financing

What We Offer

• The opportunity to work with a high-calibre international bidding team on landmark renewable energy transactions
• Direct exposure to complex project finance structuring and financial close processes
• A collaborative, multicultural team environment with global investment reach

Location: Johannesburg/Cape Town

Contract Type: Permanent

Overview

Join a global energy leader driving the development of large-scale hybrid energy projects across South Africa. This role supports the origination, technical evaluation, and bid development of utility-scale solar PV, BESS, and hybrid power projects. You will work within the business development team, bridging technical engineering insight and project evaluation strategy to deliver bankable, compliant, and technically robust bid submissions for REIPPPP, RMIPPPP, and private tenders.

What You’ll Do

• Lead technical evaluations for new project opportunities, including feasibility, yield studies, and technology assessments (PV, BESS, ICE, CSP).
• Coordinate and manage techno-commercial bid inputs across engineering, procurement, permitting, legal, and finance.
• Develop and review EPC technical appendices and manage technical negotiations with EPCs, OEMs, and Lenders’ Technical Advisors.
• Compile, draft, and manage the delivery of technical sections of bid submissions, including supporting TDD reviews and responses to clarifications.
• Oversee and drive external studies (grid connection, geotechnical, decommissioning) and interface with internal and external technical experts.
• Contribute to project structuring, technical risk identification, and mitigation planning during early-stage project screening.
• Engage with permitting, economic development, and HR teams to ensure technical inputs align with compliance and local content strategies.
• Participate in EPC and O&M contract negotiations, including HoTs formulation and technical risk clauses.
• Support preparation and technical input into the financial model and associated assumptions.

What We’re Looking For

• Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering or similar; Master’s in Nuclear or Energy Engineering is advantageous.
• Minimum 8–10 years of experience in utility-scale power project development, preferably in renewables (PV, BESS, hybrid).
• Proven experience in project feasibility studies, bid technical submissions, and lender TDD support.
• Strong working knowledge of pressure vessels, piping (ASME/EN standards), and power systems.
• Familiarity with REIPPPP and RMIPPPP bid processes and South African regulatory compliance.
• Proficient in managing EPC contractors, OEM negotiations, and interfacing with legal teams during project close.
• Advanced technical writing and coordination skills, with experience drafting technical bid documents and managing multi-disciplinary teams.

What We Offer

• Strategic exposure to large-scale hybrid and renewable project development in South Africa.
• High-performance, multicultural team environment with international best practices.
• Opportunity to shape project outcomes and contribute to sustainable energy solutions across Africa.

JOB TITLE: Quality Administrator

LOCATION: Mookodi

EMPLOYMENT TYPE: 1 Year Contract (possible renewal)

INDUSTRY: BESS, Solar

Overview

An international frontrunner in infrastructure development is launching one of South Africa’s most ambitious battery energy storage systems (BESS) initiatives. This position supports the OASIS project, which aims to provide cutting-edge energy storage solutions to enhance grid stability and accelerate the transition to renewable power. The civil supervisor will contribute to the technical delivery and project milestones across assigned sites.

What We’re Looking For

• Proven experience in a similar role on utility-scale solar, BESS, energy, or infrastructure projects
• Ability to operate on remote project sites including (Mookodi
• Strong technical competence and familiarity with compliance and quality frameworks
• ASAP Availability

What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of a landmark energy storage infrastructure project with tangible socio-economic impact
• A challenging site-based role in BESS.
• Multicultural team environment

Please note: Should you not hear back from us within 14 days, your application was unsuccessful  

JOB TITLE: Quality Administrator

LOCATION: Aggeneys

EMPLOYMENT TYPE: 1 Year Contract (possible renewal)

INDUSTRY: BESS, Solar

Overview

An international frontrunner in infrastructure development is launching one of South Africa’s most ambitious battery energy storage systems (BESS) initiatives. This position supports the OASIS project, which aims to provide cutting-edge energy storage solutions to enhance grid stability and accelerate the transition to renewable power. The civil supervisor will contribute to the technical delivery and project milestones across assigned sites.

What We’re Looking For

• Proven experience in a similar role on utility-scale solar, BESS, energy, or infrastructure projects
• Ability to operate on remote project sites including (Aggeneys)
• Strong technical competence and familiarity with compliance and quality frameworks
• ASAP Availability

What We Offer

• The opportunity to be part of a landmark energy storage infrastructure project with tangible socio-economic impact
• A challenging site-based role in BESS.
• Multicultural team environment

Please note: Should you not hear back from us within 14 days, your application was unsuccessful