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Senior Professional Officer
City of Cape Town
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Cape Town, Western Cape
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Pay

R1 122 322 a year

Full job description

ELIGIBILITY

Suitably Qualified

Candidates

CLOSING DATE

11.09.2026

REFERENCE NUMBER

NRG 107/26

SALARY

R1 122 322.00 TCOE T14

DEPARTMENT

Electricity Generation and

Distribution

DIRECTORATE

ENERGY Senior Professional Officer

Requirements

  • An ECSA-accredited BTech/BEng/BSc qualification in Civil or
Structural Engineering.

  • Registration with ECSA as a Professional Engineer (Pr Eng),
Professional Engineering Technologist (Pr Tech Eng).

  • 5–8 years’ post-qualification technical and managerial
experience in structural engineering, including structural

condition assessments of concrete and/or steel infrastructure,

reinforced concrete repair and remedial solutions, and

remediation projects executed under live operational conditions.

  • A valid Code B (or EB) driver’s licence and own access to a
vehicle.

Physical requirements:
  • Ability to access all areas of buildings and civil structures
including roofs, basements, ceiling voids, confined spaces,

and elevated structures.

  • Ability to work at height (scaffolding, ladders, roof access) in
compliance with the OHS Act and Construction Regulations fall

protection requirements, or their successor legislation as

applicable.

  • Ability to conduct extended walking inspections across
multiple sites.

  • Ability to use and wear personal protective equipment as
required by site conditions.

  • Medical fitness to work in environments with potential exposure
to dust, asbestos (visual identification only, not handling), and

confined spaces.

  • Willingness to attend sites at short notice in response to structural
emergencies or incidents.

Special conditions:
  • Maintained ECSA registration, including compliance with ECSA
Continuing Professional Development (CPD) requirements, as a

condition of continued employment. Loss of ECSA registration

constitutes a material change in the incumbent's ability to

perform the duties of the post.

  • Willingness to respond to emergency structural incidents
outside normal working hours.
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