Job Title
Tender Engineer (Water)Employment Type
Full TimeExperience
1 to 3 yearsSalary
Cost To CompanyJob Published
24 August 2026Job Reference No.
625617Job Description
International provider of water and water treatment equipment and services seeks to employ a Tender Engineer. Could be based in Johannesburg or Tyger Valley.
For the position you would be required to have:
BTech/BSc in (Chemical, Mechanical, Electrical or Civil (Water) Engineering
Minimum of 1-3 years working experience in Water/Wastewater treatment or Energy production/generation industry.
Experience in advanced processes for water treatment (i.e. ultrafiltration, reverse osmosis processes, filtration, biological treatment etc.) and/or energy production (i.e. CHPs, turbines, electricity generation, waste to energy projects.
Responsibilities would include you to:
Prepare competitive tenders to win projects and enable the execution team to ensure efficient plant operation, efficient preventative and corrective maintenance and achieving and improving of financial objectives.
Interpretation & Implementation of Client Requirements and Specifications
Assist services management to establish and improve systems and procedures for effective service delivery including plant design, operation and maintenance.
Process design development through careful selection of process treatment technologies based on company design guidelines and good engineering practice, providing cost-effective solutions whilst ensuring technical compliance with client requirements
Represent the company during meetings with potential customers, vendors and subcontractors
Preparation of engineering design deliverables for tenders & studies for example, technical & process descriptions, PFD’s, PID’s, datasheets, etc
Participating in HAZOP/HAZAN studies, value engineering exercises and design reviews if required.
Preparation of Technical Specifications of equipment for Request for Quotations
Technical evaluation of vendor proposals
Please apply online or contact Jan van Dyk on 021 – 531 2015 for more information
