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Engineering Technician Production Grade A To C (Electrical)

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS

Professional Engineering Services (Location on the Karl Bremer Hospital estate Posted 8 Nov 2026 Closes in 12 days
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Vacancy at a glance

Reference number Not advertised separately
DPSA post POST40/223
Company / organisation DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS
Location Professional Engineering Services (Location on the Karl Bremer Hospital estate
Salary Grade A: R407 337 p.a. Grade B: R460 086 p.a. Grade C: R518 769 p.a.
Posted 8 Nov 2026
Closing date 20 Nov 2026

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Overview

Compile specifications and tender documentation within prescribed timeframes. Manage and deliver projects from inception through to completion and close- out.

Requirements

  • Minimum educational qualification: An appropriate National Diploma in Engineering (Electrical) or equivalent, Registration with a professional council: Registration with ECSA as a Professional Engineering Technician (Electrical)
  • Experience: Grade A : 3-years post qualification experience
  • Grade B : At least 14 years’ appropriate/recognisable experience in the area after obtaining the qualification
  • Grade C : At least 26 years’ appropriate/recognisable experience in the area after obtaining the qualification
  • Inherent requirement of the job: Willing to work overtime, stay away and travel throughout the Western Cape Province, often at short notice
  • Willing to assist in other institutions and directorates
  • Physically fit and able to inspect buildings and related engineering infrastructure and machinery
  • Valid (Code B/EB) driver’s licence
  • Competencies (knowledge/skills): Knowledge in the compilation of specifications and tender documentation
  • Contracts and quality management skills
  • Knowledge of risk analysis and risk mitigation strategies and prioritisation
  • Conversant with OHSA and regulations pertaining to Electrical and Electronic installations
  • Conversant with legal compliance such as SANS 10142- 1, SANS 60439, SANS 10139, etc
  • Conversant with NEC contracts especially the Short -, Term service - and Framework agreement forms of contracts
  • Computer literate (MS Word
  • Auto CAD and Excel)
  • Knowledge and experience in computer aided design of engineering infrastructure in the health care environment
  • Sound interpersonal and good verbal and written communication skills

Responsibilities

  • Compile specifications and tender documentation within prescribed timeframes
  • Manage and deliver projects from inception through to completion and close- out
  • Liaise with stakeholders regarding project requirements, information, progress and deliverables
  • E nsure continuity of maintenance schedules by prioritising work in accordance with operational requirements
  • Ensure that engineering infrastructure, plant and equipment comply with the Occupational Health and Safety Act of 1993 and its relevant regulation, builtenvironment legislation, regulations, standards and prescripts within the healthcare environment

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Enquiries

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Mr N Oosthuizen Tel No : (021) 830-3781

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For Engineering Technician Production Grade A To C (Electrical) at DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND WELLNESS, compare your qualifications and experience with each requirement in the original listing. Identify the examples from your work, studies or volunteering that demonstrate your suitability. State your actual responsibilities and achievements clearly; do not add skills or experience you cannot support.

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