Role Overview

The Contract Director carries overall accountability for the delivery of a major road infrastructure upgrade contract. This senior leadership role provides strategic oversight and direction across construction, commercial, contractual, and stakeholder management functions, ensuring delivery on time, within budget, and to specification. The position requires strong governance, risk management, and client engagement capability throughout the full project lifecycle.

Project Information

Where is this project? N2 Section 18 Upgrade — Viedgesville (KM 65.6) to Mthatha (KM 85.0)

OR Tambo District Municipality · Eastern Cape, South Africa

Contract Duration 53 months including 5 months mobilisation. All roles are project-based and require full-time on-site commitment for the contract duration.

What You Will Do

• Take end-to-end accountability for contract delivery, ensuring programme, quality, cost, and safety objectives are achieved.
• Provide strategic oversight of the construction programme, resource planning, and cash flow management.
• Lead commercial and contractual management, including claims, variations, and dispute resolution where required.
• Maintain and manage senior client relationships, including SANRAL and other key stakeholders.
• Oversee governance, reporting, compliance, and risk management across all phases of the project.
• Provide leadership and direction to the multi-disciplinary site management and professional team.
• Identify, manage, and mitigate contractual, commercial, and delivery risks throughout the project lifecycle.

What We’re Looking For

Minimum Requirements

• Active professional registration with ECSA as Professional Engineer (PrEng) or Professional Engineering Technologist (PrTechEng), or active registration with SACPCMP as Construction Manager or Construction Project Manager.
• Minimum qualification: National Diploma in Civil Engineering (NQF 6).
• Preferred qualification: BEng or BTech in Civil Engineering or equivalent (NQF 7 or higher).

Experience

• Minimum of 10 years’ experience in senior contract or project management roles within civil infrastructure.
• Proven track record on road construction or road upgrade projects, preferably national routes.
• Experience managing contracts with construction values of R200 million or more (inclusive of VAT) is strongly preferred.
• Experience working with SANRAL or equivalent government clients is advantageous.

Supporting Documents Required Your application must include the following. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.

• Updated CV detailing senior contract and project management experience.
• Proof of active professional registration with ECSA or SACPCMP (in good standing).
• Certified copy of highest academic qualification (minimum NQF 6 in Civil Engineering).
• Project experience record for at least four (4) projects within the last 15 years, including client details, contact person, contract value, scope, dates, and role performed.
• Proof of participation or completion documentation for each project submitted (Practical Completion Certificate, Letter of Award, or client reference letter).

Closing Date for Applications Tuesday, 5th May 2026 — NO LATER.

Role Overview

The Construction Health & Safety Officer (CHSO) is responsible for implementing, monitoring, and enforcing all health and safety requirements on a major road infrastructure construction project. This is a high-impact, compliance-critical role and forms part of the tender-scored professional team. The CHSO ensures full adherence to the Occupational Health and Safety Act (OHSA), Construction Regulations, and client requirements, while supporting site management in maintaining a safe working environment across the project corridor.

Project Information

Where is this project? N2 Section 18 Upgrade — Viedgesville (KM 65.6) to Mthatha (KM 85.0)

OR Tambo District Municipality · Eastern Cape, South Africa

Contract Duration 53 months including 5 months mobilisation. All roles are project-based and require full-time on-site commitment for the contract duration.

What You Will Do

• Develop, implement, and maintain the site-specific Health and Safety Plan in line with statutory and client requirements.
• Conduct regular health and safety inspections, audits, and risk assessments across the construction site.
• Manage incident reporting, investigations, root cause analysis, and corrective and preventative action close-out.
• Deliver health and safety inductions and ongoing training to all site personnel and subcontractors.
• Ensure statutory reporting and compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety Act and Construction Regulations.
• Liaise with SANRAL, the Department of Employment and Labour, and other regulatory authorities as required.
• Maintain accurate health and safety records, registers, reports, and documentation required by legislation and the client.

What We’re Looking For

Minimum Requirements

• Active professional registration with SACPCMP as a Construction Health & Safety Officer (CHSO) — mandatory.
• Minimum qualification: Health and Safety Programme or Certification at NQF Levels 3–5.
• Preferred qualification: National Diploma in Health and Safety (NQF 6) or higher.

Experience

• Minimum of 5 years’ health and safety management experience on construction projects.
• Proven experience on road construction or civil infrastructure projects.
• Experience on projects with a construction value of R200 million or more (inclusive of VAT) is strongly preferred.
• Sound working knowledge of OHSA, Construction Regulations, and relevant SANS standards.

Supporting Documents Required Your application must include the following. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.

• Updated CV detailing relevant health and safety experience and project involvement.
• Proof of active SACPCMP registration as a Construction Health & Safety Officer.
• Certified copy of highest academic qualification (minimum NQF 3–5 health and safety programme).
• Project experience record for at least two (2) projects within the last 15 years, including client details, contract value, scope, dates, and role performed.
• Proof of participation or completion documentation for each project submitted (Practical Completion Certificate, Letter of Award, or client reference letter).

Closing Date for Applications Tuesday, 5th May 2026 — NO LATER.

Role Overview

The Targeted Enterprise Construction Manager (TECM) is responsible for overseeing the integration, management, and development of Targeted Enterprises (TEs) on a major road infrastructure construction project. The role ensures that contractual obligations relating to targeted and emerging contractors are met, while providing structured support, mentorship, and oversight to enable successful delivery of TE work packages. The TECM plays a key role in driving compliance with SANRAL requirements, enterprise development objectives, and transformation targets on site.

Project Information

Where is this project? N2 Section 18 Upgrade — Viedgesville (KM 65.6) to Mthatha (KM 85.0)

OR Tambo District Municipality · Eastern Cape, South Africa

Contract Duration 53 months including 5 months mobilisation. All roles are project-based and require full-time on-site commitment for the contract duration.

What You Will Do

• Manage, coordinate, and mentor Targeted Enterprise subcontractors throughout the contract period.
• Ensure compliance with targeted enterprise and localisation obligations as stipulated in the contract and SANRAL requirements.
• Plan and coordinate TE work packages, including scope allocation, programme integration, and quality oversight.
• Support capacity building and on-the-job development of targeted and emerging contractors and their site teams.
• Monitor, measure, and report on TE performance, expenditure, progress, and compliance metrics.
• Liaise with SANRAL, project stakeholders, and internal site management on all matters relating to targeted enterprise participation.
• Maintain accurate documentation of TE activities, development outcomes, challenges, and corrective actions.

What We’re Looking For

Minimum Requirements

• National Diploma in Management of Civil Engineering Construction Processes (NQF 6) or related qualification — mandatory.
• A degree or qualification at NQF 7 or higher in Civil Engineering, Construction Management, or a related discipline is advantageous.

Experience

• Minimum of 5 years’ experience in construction management with direct exposure to subcontractor management or enterprise development.
• Proven experience managing or mentoring emerging contractors or targeted enterprise programmes on civil engineering projects.
• Experience on projects with construction values of R200 million or more (inclusive of VAT) is strongly preferred.
• Working knowledge of CIDB grading requirements, SANRAL targeted enterprise obligations, and relevant legislation.

Supporting Documents Required Your application must include the following. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.

• Updated CV detailing relevant construction, subcontractor, and enterprise development experience.
• Certified copy of highest academic qualification (minimum NQF 6).
• Project experience record for at least two (2) projects within the last 15 years, including client details, contract value, scope, dates, and your role.
• Proof of participation or completion documentation for each project submitted (Practical Completion Certificate, Letter of Award, or client reference letter).

Closing Date for Applications Tuesday, 5th May 2026 — NO LATER.

Role Overview

The Construction Manager (Site Agent) is responsible for the day-to-day technical and operational management of a major road upgrade project. Reporting to the Contract Director, this role leads on-site execution, quality, programme adherence, and coordination of all construction activities across the project corridor. The role carries full accountability for construction delivery, contract compliance, and stakeholder coordination on site.

Project Information

Where is this project? N2 Section 18 Upgrade — Viedgesville (KM 65.6) to Mthatha (KM 85.0)

OR Tambo District Municipality · Eastern Cape, South Africa

Contract Duration 53 months including 5 months mobilisation. All roles are project-based and require full-time on-site commitment for the contract duration.

What You Will Do

• Manage and coordinate all on-site construction activities and site teams on a day-to-day basis.
• Plan, execute, monitor, and control construction operations in line with programme, quality, and cost requirements.
• Maintain and update construction schedules, identifying risks and implementing corrective actions where required.
• Ensure works are executed in accordance with contract documentation, drawings, specifications, and approved method statements.
• Manage subcontractors, labour, plant, materials, and logistics across the construction corridor.
• Maintain accurate site records, daily reports, progress claims, and technical documentation.
• Act as the primary on-site liaison with the Engineer’s Representative and other project stakeholders.
• Ensure full compliance with health, safety, environmental, and quality management systems.

What We’re Looking For

Minimum Requirements

• Active professional registration with ECSA (PrEng or PrTechEng) or active registration with SACPCMP as Construction Manager or Construction Project Manager.
• National Diploma in Civil Engineering (NQF 6) is mandatory.
• A BEng or BTech in Civil Engineering (NQF 7 or higher) is advantageous.

Experience

• Minimum of 8 years’ experience in construction management on civil engineering projects.
• Proven experience as a Site Agent or Construction Manager on road construction or road upgrade projects.
• Experience on projects with a construction value of R200 million or more is strongly preferred.
• Knowledge of SANRAL projects and COLTO / TMH specifications will be advantageous.

Supporting Documents Required Your application must include the following. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.

• Updated CV detailing relevant construction management experience and responsibilities.
• Proof of active professional registration with ECSA or SACPCMP.
• Certified copy of highest academic qualification (minimum NQF 6).
• Project experience record for at least four (4) projects completed or under construction within the last 15 years, including client details, project value, scope, dates, and role performed.
• Proof of participation or completion documentation for each project submitted (Practical Completion Certificate, Letter of Award, or client reference letter).

Closing Date for Applications Tuesday, 5th May 2026 — NO LATER.

Role Overview

This role is responsible for managing all environmental compliance, monitoring, and reporting obligations on a major linear infrastructure construction project. The Designated Environmental Officer (DEO) ensures that all activities are undertaken in strict accordance with the approved Environmental Authorisation (EA) and Environmental Management Programme (EMPr), and serves as the primary environmental interface between the contractor, the client, and regulatory authorities. The role carries full on-site accountability for environmental performance across the construction corridor and requires strong regulatory knowledge, field presence, and stakeholder engagement capability.

Project Information:

Where is this project? N2 Section 18 Upgrade — Viedgesville (KM 65.6) to Mthatha (KM 85.0) OR Tambo District Municipality · Eastern Cape, South Africa

Contract Duration 53 months including 5 months mobilisation. All roles are project-based and require full-time on-site commitment for the contract duration.

What You Will Do

• Implement, monitor, and enforce the approved Environmental Management Programme (EMPr) across all construction activities.
• Conduct routine environmental inspections and formal audits along the construction corridor, identifying non-conformances and driving corrective action.
• Deliver environmental inductions and ongoing awareness training for site personnel and subcontractors.
• Identify, manage, and protect environmentally sensitive areas including watercourses, wetlands, heritage features, and protected vegetation.
• Manage environmental incident reporting, investigations, and close-out of corrective and preventative actions.
• Compile and submit monthly environmental compliance reports to the client and relevant authorities.
• Liaise continuously with the client’s Environmental Manager, regulatory bodies, and local environmental authorities on compliance matters.
• Monitor rehabilitation activities and post-construction environmental performance.

What We’re Looking For

Minimum Requirements

• National Diploma in Environmental Management, Environmental and Health Management, Natural Sciences, or a related field (NQF 6 or higher).
• Minimum of 5 years’ proven experience as an Environmental Officer or Designated Environmental Officer on construction projects.
• Demonstrated experience implementing and auditing against an approved EMPr on linear infrastructure projects (roads, pipelines, powerlines).
• Sound working knowledge of South African environmental legislation, including NEMA, NWA, and NEMBA.

Preferred

• Experience on large-scale construction projects with contract values of R200 million or more.
• Strong reporting, audit, and regulatory liaison capability.
• Proven ability to operate independently on site with authority and professionalism.

Supporting Documents Required Your application must include the following. Incomplete submissions will not be considered.

• Updated CV detailing relevant project experience and responsibilities.
• Certified copy of highest academic qualification.
• Project experience record for at least two projects within the last 15 years, including client details, project value, scope, and dates.
• Proof of participation or completion documentation for each submitted project (Practical Completion Certificate, Letter of Award, or client reference letter).

Closing Date for Applications Tuesday, 5th May 2026 — NO LATER.