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An international renewable energy firm is seeking an HR Practitioner to support their projects in South Africa. The role involves workforce planning, managing employee relations, and ensuring HR compliance. The ideal candidate should have a degree in HR Management and 3–5 years of HR experience, particularly in the construction or renewable sectors. This position offers an opportunity to engage with a dynamic environment and various stakeholders.
We are seeking a dedicated HR Practitioner to support one of our international client’s dynamic renewable energy projects portfolios.
The successful candidate will play a key role in delivering HR services, ensuring HR compliance, workforce readiness, and effective stakeholder engagement.
Workforce Planning & Mobilisation
Collaborate with Project Managers and TES providers to plan, source, and deploy project-specific labour
Ensure onboarding, induction, and site compliance processes are completed smoothly
Monitor labour movement across phases (construction, commissioning, O&M)
Employee Relations & Compliance
Manage site-level employee relations, ensuring compliance with BCEA, LRA, and applicable bargaining councils
Address grievances, disciplinary cases, and conflict resolution promptly
Support audits and site inspections (DOL, ISO, client-specific)
HR Administration & Reporting
Maintain accurate site HR records and personnel files
Submit statutory and internal HR reports (EE, skills, headcount, etc.)
Coordinate leave, timesheet approvals, and payroll inputs in collaboration with central HR
Training & Development
Identify skills gaps and assist with site-based training coordination
Monitor contractor and subcontractor compliance with training matrix and health & safety induction
Stakeholder Engagement
Liaise with community forums, local hiring committees, and subcontractors
Participate in local content and SED (Supplier & Enterprise Development) initiatives
Serve as an HR contact for on-site contractors and temporary workers
Diploma or Degree in Human Resource Management or related field
3–5 years’ HR experience, with preference for construction or renewable energy sectors
Knowledge of labour legislation and bargaining council agreements (e.g., BCCEI, NBCEI)
Proven ability to manage high-volume, fast-paced workforce environments
Proficiency in MS Office and HRIS systems
Valid driver’s license and willingness to travel to remote sites
Desirable Skills & Attributes
Strong interpersonal and conflict resolution skills
Hands-on, adaptable, and solutions-oriented
Ability to work independently and under pressure
Understanding of TES models, local labour sourcing, and community dynamics