Manager standard projects technical (x2) - southern

Re - advert - Manager Standard Projects Technical M15 - Southern Portfolio

Listing status: Online

Apply by: 8 August 2026 Position summary

Industry: Electricity, Energy & Water Supply

Job category: Construction Project Management

Location: Sunninghill

Contract: Permanent

Remuneration: Market Related

EE position: Yes Introduction

Position: Manager Standard Projects Technical Task Grade: M15 Area of specialization: To manage the activities and resources allocated to projects into a cohesive, efficient manner, administer and execute engineering and technology projects (including control plant) within cost, quality and time. Department: Project Delivery Business Unit: Southern Portfolio Location: Megawatt Park, Gauteng

Key Responsibilities Monitor projects and control cost, time and quality Develop a project plan from concept to completion Provide effective reporting on projects Provide a project coordination function and manage a team Manage safety, health, environmental and quality (SHEQ) Manage project contract management Manage commissioning of a project Skills and Competencies Required Behavioural: Dealing with complexity Decision making Resilience and flexibility Influencing and persuading Providing direction through change Working with authority Leadership: Business acumen Build and motivate teams Change leadership Coaching and mentoring Delegation of authority and responsibility Knowledge: General Management Auditing Project life cycle models (PLCM) Project Management Body of Knowledge (PMBOK) Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act Project integration Project scope management Project cost management Project communication management Project procurement management Skills: Analytical/ Judgement/ Problem solving Client focus Planning and organizing Qualification(s):

B-Degree/ B Tech/ Advanced Diploma in Built Environment/ Commerce/ Human Sciences at NQF7 with 360 credits

Experience :

5 years’ experience in Project Management/ Construction management in built environment.

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