Technical Lead - Renewable Energy

at  Engineered Sourcing

• The Senior Technical Leader role during the business development phase of complex projects in South Africa and sub-Saharan Africa, typically composed of several technologies, contracts and specificities with lots of interfaces across various technologies including wind, solar and storage. It encompassed the following:
• Organising and controlling internal Procurement, Engineering and related support Implementation resources and project elements, assigning responsibilities.
• Defining project specifications based on bid/customer requirements, project permits and technical limits, monitor compliance in all areas.

REQUIREMENTS

• Master’s degree in Engineering
• Preferred Qualifications and certifications:
• Registered, or in the process of registering, as Project Management Professional with PM
• Registered as Professional Engineer with ECSA
• Tertiary qualification in Project Management
  Master’s degree in Engineering Preferred Qualifications and certifications: Registered, or in the process of registering, as Project Management Professional with PMP Registered as Professional Engineer with ECSA Tertiary qualification in Project Managemen

• Managers and supervisors carry both legal and company responsibilities for ensuring the health and safety of their employees, those under their control, and those who might be affected by the work undertaken, i.e., public, visitors and employees of other organizations. This includes ensuring risk assessments are conducted and mitigation measures are clearly communicated and understood by individuals. Managers must also ensure that individuals have the necessary understanding, competence, and application of requirements to work safely and without harming the environment.
• Employees are responsible for ensuring they fully understand the health and safety risks involved in their work activities and their responsibility to apply the controls needed to manage those risks to acceptable levels. Similarly, where work activities can have an adverse impact upon the environment, and particularly where there are legal requirements, employees are responsible for understanding those impacts and the controls they must ensure are applied.