Job Title: Project Manager
Company:Communicate Recruitment
Job description: Oversee projects on site
Ensure project deliverables are completed on time and deadlines are consistently met
Able to read and interpret building drawings
Developing project plans
Adhere to quality standards
Keep clients informed and updated on the progress of their projects
Ensuring that the work adheres to rigorous health and safety protocolsSkills & Experience:
Minimum 5-7 years of experience in an Electrical or Construction environment essential
Project management certificate advantageous
Excel under pressure
In-depth LV, MV & HV knowledge and experience
Fluent in both Afrikaans and English
Valid drivers licenseQualification:
Red seal trade test Electrician/ Ndip or BTech in Electrical EngineeringOnly South African Residents or individuals with a relevant South African work permit will be considered.Contact CHRISTOPHER JULIUS on 021 418 1750, quoting the Ref: CTE026107.Connect with us on www.communicate.co.za and Register your CV to create a profile and to view all our Engineering recruitment vacancies.Let us assist you with your career. For further Civil Engineering, Structural Engineering, Building and Construction, Electronic Engineering, Electrical Engineering and Mechanical Engineering jobs.
Expected salary: R480000 – 600000 per year
Location: Cape Town, Western Cape
Job date: Sun, 24 Nov 2024 23:37:17 GMT
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