Remote Water Resources Engineer - Dams & Treatment

Placements24; Bloemfontein; Hybrid; ZAR 900,000 - 1,200,000; Full time

Benefits offered by this job

Highly competitive salary and remote‑f

Remote work flexibility

Provision of software licenses and rem

Comprehensive health insurance and退休计划

Job summary

Placements24 is recruiting a qualified Water Resources Civil Engineer to join our innovative team. The role supports projects primarily in the Welkom area and surrounding Free State regions, with remote working options.

You will plan, design, and manage dams, pipelines, treatment plants, and stormwater systems, applying hydraulic modeling and environmental considerations. Strong collaboration and independent work are essential.

Qualifications

• BEng or BSc in Civil Engineering with water resources/hydrology specialization.
• ECSA registration (Pr. Eng. preferred).
• 8+ years of relevant water resources experience.
• Proficient in hydraulic modeling software and CAD.

Responsibilities

• Design and analyze water supply systems (pipelines, pumps, reservoirs).
• Develop hydraulic models for distribution and stormwater networks.
• Plan and design wastewater treatment facilities and processes.
• Conduct environmental impact assessments for water projects.
• Prepare feasibility studies, design reports, and tender documents.
• Oversee construction and commissioning of water infrastructure projects.

Skills

Water resources engineering

Hydrology

Remote collaboration

Analytical skills

Education

BEng or BSc in Civil Engineering with water resources/hydrology specialization

ECSA registration (Pr. Eng. preferred)

Tools

EPANET

SWMM

CAD

Job description

Placements24 is recruiting a qualified Water Resources Civil Engineer to join our innovative team. The role supports projects primarily in the Welkom area and surrounding Free State regions, with remote working options.

You will plan, design, and manage dams, pipelines, treatment plants, and stormwater systems, applying hydraulic modeling and environmental considerations. Strong collaboration and independent work are essential.