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Intermediate Engineer: Industrial Water & Waste Water Management
The Water and Waste Water Treatment Discipline was established in 2010 and operates within the Water Business Practice and Business Unit. Since its establishment this discipline has experienced growth to a point where it contributes significantly to the overall business through a range of projects
As a result of the success of the discipline and the anticipated future growth of the Practice and Business unit overall, a number of positions have become available including that of an Intermediate Engineer.
The successful candidate will work within the Treatment Discipline, supporting the Water Business Unit, as well as a treatment projects within the broader Industrial, Mining and Energy Sectors.
The successful candidate should have an appreciation of Industrial Water and Waste Water Treatment Process Design as well as other aspects of industrial water management, have experience within the sector, and should have an interest in developing Client relationships and new business.
Key Responsibilities
Delivery of project requirements as they relate to scope, quantities, cost and schedule
Prepare Engineering Work Packages (EWPs)
Assign work tasks (via signed off EWPs) to individuals and continuously monitor progress and quality
Provide input to manpower schedules
Provide input to work plans
Develop and maintain the project scope of work documentation (Facilities Description Report) and revise as required during the design evolution
Prepare of monthly engineering status reports
Participate in and contribute to design reviews
Provide and/or coordinate training for resources assigned to the project
Prepare and/or review project procedures, standard specifications and design criteria
Engage with clients at all levels
Assess contractual documentation and assess project and commercial risks as a part of the company’s risk review procedures
Develop business
Qualifications and Experience
Essential
A recognized degree in engineering from an accredited university
Professional Engineer registered with Engineering Council of South Africa
7+ years’ experience in relevant engineering design
Ability to manage and delegate to individuals to attain quality, cost and schedule objectives
Experience with working on projects in a multi-disciplinary environment
Sound understanding of design engineering codes and technical standards
Good commercial and contractual understanding of both construction contracts and professional services contracts
Good communication and interpersonal skills
Good planning and organizational skills
Ability to function with minimal supervision
Good safety awareness.
Must have Water & Waste Water Treatment process experience
Preferred
Must be capable of solving Water & Waste Water Treatment problems by understanding all applicable disciplines and must be able to integrate design inputs
The person should preferable be Client facing
Ideally should have an interest in Business Development
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