Division Head: Transportation

MSP Staffing (PTY) LTD; Pretoria; On-site; ZAR 1 200 000 - 1 800 000; Full time

Job summary

A consulting company in South Africa is seeking a Division Head for their Transportation division. The ideal candidate will possess a BEng/BSc and a Master's degree in Civil Engineering with a minimum of 15 years of senior experience in the consulting engineering industry. Expertise in international funding agencies and project management is essential. Strong knowledge of relevant contracts and design software is required. A recruitment consultant will contact suitable candidates within 3 days.

Qualifications

• Minimum 15 years of specialist experience in a senior role in consulting engineering.
• Professional registration with ECSA as Pr Eng.
• Experience with international donor agencies like EU or World Bank.

Skills

Civil Engineering

Project Management

Budget Management

Education

BEng/BSc in Civil Engineering

Master's Degree in Civil Engineering

Tools

MS Word

MS Excel

MS Project

Job description

A medium-sized consulting company with offices across South Africa is looking for a Division Head of their Transportation division.

Qualifications

• BEng /BSc in civil engineering with professional registration with ECSA as Pr Eng.
• Master’s degree in civil engineering.
• Minimum 15 years hands-on specialist experience in a senior role in a consulting engineering industry.
• Previous experience of working with international donor funding agencies such as EU, World Bank, Asian Development Bank, EBRD and/or experience of working with NGOs.
• Working knowledge of GCC/ FIDIC / NEC / JBCC.
• Competency in using MSWord, MS Excel, Outlook, ProMan (or similar), relevant design software, MS Project.
• Pr CPM and/or PMP.
• Output and Performance-based Road Contracts (OPRC).
• Experience as Technical Advisor in PPP projects.

A recruitment consultant will be in touch within 3 days, if you are a suitable candidate. Should you not hear from us within the given time, please consider your application unsuccessful.