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Control Works Manager: Mechanical and Electrical Works Management

Department of Public Works and Infrastructure
Nelspruit Regional Office, Mpumalanga
PermanentR605,742 a yearEngineeringCloses 30 Oct 2026

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About the role

The Department of Public Works and Infrastructure is hiring a Control Works Manager: Mechanical and Electrical Works Management, based in Nelspruit Regional Office. This is a permanent post, paying R605,742 a year. How to apply: Applications for the position of Control Works Manager: Mechanical and Electrical Works Management Must be emailed to: RecruitNELP26- 20@dpw.gov.za Reference number to quote: 2026/361 Closing date: 30 October 2026 at 16H00 Use the new Z83 form and attach a detailed CV.

Responsibilities

  • Ensure appropriate maintenance and repairs of electrical and mechanical installations and components in the state-owned facilities to the required standards as guided by Laws and Regulations.
  • Ensure registration and listing of all components and installations to the facilities register.
  • Plan and execute the service contracts of mechanical and electrical installations and contribute extensively to the budgeting process for maintenance.
  • Manage expenditure of day-to-day maintenance budget as per PFMA.
  • Ensure compliance with OHSA, National Building Regulations Act.
  • Manage and monitor performance of Chief Works Managers and ensure implementation of PMDS.

Requirements

  • At least three-year tertiary qualification (NQF Level 6) (T/N/S Streams) with appropriate experience in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering or (N3 plus trade test certificate in Electrical or Mechanical Engineering with a Registration as an Engineering Technician and more than 6 years appropriate experience).
  • A valid driver’s license.
  • Applicable knowledge and understanding of PFMA, OHSA, National Building Regulations and Building Standards, Project Management, Property and Facilities Management, Government procurement processes and systems. willing to travel and computer literate.
  • Ability to manage, negotiate, plan, communicate and work under pressure.
  • Professional registration will serve as an added advantage.
Ref: PSV-2026-37-71Posted 16 Oct 2026