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Zutari in Pretoria, a multinational buildings, infrastructure engineering and advisory firm, seeks a Project Administrator to support high-impact projects. You will coordinate meetings, manage day-to-day office operations and assist with bidding and ERP administration.
The role requires 3–5 years’ experience in project administration, a Matric certificate (Diploma or Degree advantageous), and strong Microsoft Office skills.
Description
Zutari is a multinational buildings, infrastructure engineering and advisory firm with over 90 years of experience across Africa and the Middle East. We partner with clients across the full infrastructure lifecycle, delivering digitally driven solutions that shape schools, stadiums, dams, bridges, and the systems that connect them.
We are enablers of progress, transforming ambition into impact and infrastructure into opportunity. Every role in Zutari contributes to building sustainable futures that extend far beyond the projects themselves.
We employ people with the right attitude and a positive mindset, who are motivated by doing the right thing, getting things done and share a sense of urgency. People who have an impact in our teams and broader community. People who think differently and connect with those around them to co-create new opportunities and leave a meaningful legacy.
As aProject Administrator, you will be part of a dynamic team supporting high-impact projects. Your role will be essential in ensuring smooth administrative operations and contributing to project success.
Remuneration:R 300,000 - R 350,000 cost to company per annum
We believe that a diverse workforce is key to our business success. We seek the best people for our jobs based on their skills, qualifications, and experience. We embrace the principle of equal opportunity in employment, and we work towards eliminating all forms of unlawful discrimination in our employment practices. In support of diversity and the equal opportunity principle, preference will be given to individuals from designated groups within South Africa.