Manage full design aspects for Electrical and Electronic Services across a range of building services projects.
Analysing project requirements in the context of various codes and standard and develop conceptual designs through to a set of construction information.
Directing a small team to ensure compliant designs are delivered to agreed programmes.
Manage and coordinate interdisciplinary interfaces.
Develop scripts and add-ins to automate repetitive design aspects and/or to check various design compliance aspects (using e.g., Dynamo, Python).
Representation at client and professional meetings and being able to present work and engage in technical conversations.
Maintaining accountability for resourcing, timeliness, quality, risk management, project financial performance, scope management and keeping the client informed on project progress.
Establish new client relationships and maintain existing client relationships.
Minimum Requirements:
BSc/BEng, or MSc/MEng in Electrical Engineering.
Minimum requirements: Active professional registration with a certified engineering body.
Minimum of 5 to 8years’ experience as an Electrical Engineer within the Built Environment. (International experience will be highly advantageous).
Minimum of 3 years’ experience managing multiple teams over multiple deliveries.
Minimum of 1-2 years’ experience mentored and developed junior engineers.
Strong understanding of local, international codes and standards, preferably including those applicable to South Africa and the Middle East.
Strong technical and view of building services, focussing mainly on Electrical, and Electronics.
Strong proficiency in Revit would be an advantage working on your projects.
Strong proficiency in Dialux, EOM and other relevant electrical simulation software is highly advantageous.
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