Resident Engineer

The Zutari is seeking a Resident Engineer.

Description

Zutari: Co-creating an engineered impact.

Zutari is a well-established, management-owned engineering firm with almost 90 years’ experience. As human-centred engineering consultants and advisors, we are trusted by our clients, business partners, communities and other stakeholders across Africa.

We co-create engineering solutions that have a positive impact and improve people’s lives. Zutari values inclusion and recognises the importance of a diverse, talented workforce, believing that people need other people to succeed.

What kind of talent do we pursue?

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.

Role Responsibilities

• Management of project timelines.
• Inspect construction project site for compliance with design.
• Quality assessment and quality control.
• Calculate project costs and produce Interim Payment Certificates.
• Verify project design against Client requirements.
• Collaboration with construction and design professionals.
• Assessing project requirements and environmental aspects.
• Contribute to and maintain the documentation organized on the working site.

Minimum Requirements

• Minimum 3 to 5 years as Resident Engineer (Civil).
• Member of: Ordem dos Engenheiros de Angola (OEA) – Essential.
• Availability to work in Luena province of Angola.

We believe that a diverse work force 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.