Mechanical (SMPP) Resident Engineer – Mineral Processing Plant
Salary: R50 000 – R60 000 per month
Contract Type: 12-Month Contract (with possibility of extension)
Location: Site-Based / Remote Site within South Africa
Our client within the mining and mineral processing sector is seeking a qualified and experienced Mechanical (SMPP) Resident Engineer to join their project team on a fixed-term contract basis.
Please note: This role will be based on the processing plant and associated infrastructure, and not underground or directly within the gold mining operations.
Minimum Requirements:
- NDip, BTech, BEng, or BSc in Mechanical or Mining Engineering
- 3–7 years’ relevant SMPP engineering experience
- Previous site-based project experience is essential
- Experience working on mineral processing plants, process plants, or heavy industrial projects advantageous
- Willingness to be site-based and work remotely within South Africa
Key Responsibilities:
- Oversee and support SMPP construction and installation activities on-site
- Monitor project quality standards and ensure compliance with QA/QC procedures
- Conduct payment verifications and manage site-related documentation and procedures
- Liaise with contractors, project teams, and stakeholders to ensure project delivery targets are achieved
- Ensure adherence to safety, engineering, and operational standards within the plant environment
- Assist with project reporting, inspections, and progress monitoring
Key Competencies:
- Strong understanding of SMPP construction projects and plant environments
- Knowledge of quality assurance and site compliance processes
- Ability to work effectively in a fast-paced site environment
- Strong communication and problem-solving skills
- Proficiency in Autodesk software packages will be advantageous
This opportunity is suited to a professional who thrives in a site-based plant environment and can contribute effectively to project execution, quality control, and overall delivery standards.
If you have not heard from us within 2 weeks, please consider your application unsuccessful.
