Professional Officer - Facilities Management - Maintenance Planning

The City of Cape Town

Location
Cape Town, Western Cape
Minimum qualification
Bachelor's degree
Closing date

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In brief

**Overview** This document details the Professional Officer - Facilities Management - Maintenance Planning role at The City of Cape Town. The position is situated within the Infrastructure Planning Branch of Facilities Management and focuses on coordinating, managing, and monitoring various projects related to maintenance planning and asset management for City-owned facilities. **What you will do** * Coordinate, manage, monitor, and evaluate multiple projects of varying levels of risk and complexity within the Infrastructure Planning Branch of Facilities Management. * Monitor and report on Portfolio Project Management (PM&R), including Maintenance Plans, Asset Management Plans, Leased Out Improved Property Portfolio Maintenance, Space Audit Plans, Compliance Projects, and Problem Buildings. * Ensure that projects are properly planned, established, managed, and successfully completed. * Develop business processes, procedures, guidelines, and standards to ensure quality workmanship. * Obtain source information and collate statistics, dashboards, templates, and reports. * Source information and statistics from various projects, programmes, and initiatives related to buildings. * Undertake Visual Assessments of City-Owned facilities. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * BEng or BSc Engineering Qualification * Registration with the Engineering Council of South Africa as a Candidate Engineer * Minimum of 3 - 5 Years relevant experience * Computer Proficiency * Valid Code 08 Drivers Licence **Who should apply** Candidates should hold a BEng or BSc Engineering Qualification and be registered as a Candidate Engineer with the Engineering Council of South Africa. A minimum of 3 to 5 years of relevant experience, computer proficiency, and a valid Code 08 Driver's Licence are essential. The ideal applicant will be capable of coordinating and managing complex projects, monitoring and reporting on various facilities and asset management plans, developing operational standards, and undertaking facility assessments. **Deadline** 26.10.2026 **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/professional-officer-facilities-management-maintenance-planning-city-of-cape-town Source: myjobmag

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At a glance

  • At least 3 years of experience.
  • Project management
  • Driver's licence

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Job description

Requirements * BEng or BSc Engineering Qualification * Registration with the Engineering Council of South Africa a Candidate Engineer * Minimum of 3 - 5 Years relevant experience * Computer Proficiency * Valid Code 08 Drivers Licence Key Performance Areas * To coordinate, manage, monitor and evaluate multiple projects of various levels of risk and complexity within the Infrastructure Planning Branch of FM * Monitoring and Reporting PM&R. Which include Portfolio Project Management, Maintenance Plans, Asset Management Plans, Leased Out Improved Property Portfolio Maintenance and Space Audit Plans, Compliance Projects and Problem Buildings. * Ensure that projects are properly planned, established, managed and successfully completed * Develop business, process, procedures, guidelines and standards to ensure quality workmanship. * Obtain Source Information and collate statistics, dashboard, templates and reports * Sourcing information and statistics from various projects, programmes and initiatives Buildings. * Undertake Visual Assessments of City-Owned facilities CLOSING DATE 26.10.2026

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