The Department of Water and Sanitation is seeking a Control Engineering Technician Grade A in Kimberley.
This integral role involves managing technical services and support in collaboration with Engineers, Technologists, and associates across various field and workshop activities.
The successful candidate will play a vital part in promoting safety in adherence to statutory and regulatory requirements while evaluating and updating existing technical manuals and standard procedures to incorporate the latest technology.
The responsibilities of a Control Engineering Technician extend to ensuring quality control of hydrological time series data, managing the registration of data on Hydstra, and overseeing the maintenance of surface water gauging sites.
This position is crucial for monitoring real-time data from gauging sites, performing site evaluations, and managing instrumentation.
Additionally, the role includes administrative duties, human resource management, and input into budgeting processes, operational plans, and procurement.
The technician will compile reports, address risk and disaster management concerns, and engage in ongoing professional development to stay ahead in engineering technologies.
This position serves the community and country by ensuring that water resources are managed effectively and safely, helping to maintain sustainable water infrastructure.
By contributing to hydrological data management and infrastructure analysis, the Control Engineering Technician directly supports water resource management initiatives that benefit all South Africans.
This role is an excellent opportunity for those seeking stability in their careers, professional growth through mentorship and training, and a chance to make a meaningful impact in public service.
For young professionals and seasoned engineers alike, this role offers a pathway into the government sector, providing a platform for building a rewarding career in engineering and public service.
Embrace the chance to grow your expertise while serving your community in Kimberley.
This is more than just a job; it is a commitment to improving the lives of fellow South Africans through dedicated service and innovative engineering solutions.
Take the next step in your career with the Department of Water and Sanitation, where your skills and ambitions can contribute to a brighter and more sustainable future for all.
