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ELECTRICAL DESIGN ENGINEER

Rand Water

Glenvista Posted 18 Oct 2026 Closes in 10 days

Overview

Rand Water is currently looking for the Electrical Design Engineer in the Design Office to assist in the management of the Electrical Design Team and output within the design team, including the execution of the electrical engineering design function and co-ordination, integration and approval of design output relating all future requirements to meet Rand Water’s objectives.

Requirements

  • Completed B Sc (Eng)/ B Eng degree in Electrical Power Engineering
  • Professional registration as a Professional Engineer with ECSA
  • Proficiency in E-TAP (added advantage)
  • Proficiency in AutoCAD (added advantage)
  • 4-6 years’ relevant design experience in electrical equipment aligned to SANS and IEC standards
  • Experience in industrial electrical plant including MV and LV equipment
  • Experience in installation and commissioning of integrated industrial electrical plant
  • Experience in Factory Acceptance Testing of electrical equipment

Responsibilities

  • Perform a full range of varied and responsible Electrical Engineering designs for MV and LV reticulation
  • Functional and detailed electrical designs including calculations and drawings
  • Integration of proposed engineering solutions into operating plants
  • Contribute to the interface with other engineering design disciplines
  • Review contractors’ designs and ensure compliance with Rand Water standards
  • Participate in scoping meetings and design reviews
  • Witness Factory Acceptance Tests of manufactured electrical equipment

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