Longstanding and reputable market leader in the minerals processing field requires a Project Engineer to be involved with managing contracts for the manufacturing of processing equipment used mainly in the mining sector. Requirements: * Tertiary qualification in Mechanical Engineering * 3 years post qualification experience working with projects, mining (gold preferred) processing equipment * passport and willingness to travel frequently * site and commissioning experience * able to work with
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About Engineering work in Gauteng
Engineering demand in South Africa tracks infrastructure, mining and manufacturing capital cycles, so it moves in waves rather than steadily. ECSA registration is the dividing line in this profession: candidate or professional registration materially changes both what you are permitted to sign off and what you can command. Keep your training logbook current even between contracts. Reconstructing a gap in the record years later is slow, expensive, and occasionally impossible.
Gauteng is the country’s employment engine. Johannesburg — particularly Sandton, Rosebank and Midrand — carries finance, technology and corporate head offices; Pretoria is the government and public sector centre; Ekurhuleni holds manufacturing and logistics. Weigh the commute carefully, because it is the real cost of a Gauteng offer.
Engineering jobs on JobsJunction
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