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PROJECT CIVIL ENGINEER (CLINIC CONSTRUCTION-HARARE BASED)

Unknown · Harare

Posted 21 October 2026 · Closes 7 November 2026

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Job Summary

Job Type: Full-time Location: Harare, Zimbabwe Category: Engineering Closing Date: 2026-11-07

Key Responsibilities

Regulatory Compliance: Prepare, submit, and hand in building applications to the local council. Council Liaison: Actively follow up with council officials to secure building permits and approval clearances without delays. Material Estimation: Take off quantities and accurately estimate required building materials to prevent waste and control budgets. Procurement & Logistics: Source, negotiate, and buy high-quality building materials from suppliers. Site Supervision: Manage and supervise daily on-site workers, contractors, and artisans to ensure structural integrity and timely delivery.

Requirements

Education: Diploma in Civil Engineering. Experience: minimal experience 0-12 months. Skills: Strong understanding of local council building bylaws, material estimation, and site leadership. Attributes: Excellent negotiation skills, highly organized, and a proactive problem solver. Clean Class 4 Drivers license mandatory

How to Apply

Apply by email: Sudichealthcare24@gmail.com Browse: Engineering · Harare Frequently Asked Questions What qualifications and professional registration do I need for this role? You typically need a BSc or BEng in Civil Engineering from a recognized Zimbabwean university or equivalent. Registration with the Engineering Council of Zimbabwe (ECZ) as a Graduate or Professional Engineer is usually required, and membership with ZIE (Zimbabwe Institution of Engineers) strengthens your application. What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of a Project Civil Engineer on clinic construction? Your day involves site supervision, quality control of concrete and structural works, coordinating with contractors and health ministry officials, and ensuring compliance with building standards. You will also manage project timelines, prepare progress reports, and resolve on-site technical challenges. How does workplace culture and hierarchy work on construction projects in Zimbabwe? Respect for senior engineers and project managers is important, with clear reporting lines to the Resident Engineer or Project Manager. Punctuality is valued, though flexibility is needed due to material supply delays common in Zimbabwe. Building relationships with local authorities and community stakeholders is essential for smooth project execution. What career progression opportunities exist for civil engineers in Zimbabwe's infrastructure sector? With experience, you can advance to Senior Project Engineer, Resident Engineer, or Project Manager roles on larger health or public infrastructure projects. Some engineers move into consultancy, start their own firms, or transition into government roles with the Ministry of Health and Child Care or local authorities. What benefits are typically included with full-time engineering positions in Zimbabwe? Most employers offer medical aid cover, pension contributions through NSSA or private schemes, and annual leave of 21-30 days depending on the organization. Some provide transport or fuel allowances, site allowances for remote locations, and professional development support for ECZ registration renewal. What do employers look for when hiring for this specific clinic construction role? Employers prioritize hands-on experience with institutional or healthcare buildings, knowledge of MoHCC building guidelines, and proficiency in AutoCAD or Civil 3D. Strong communication skills in English and Shona, a valid driver's license, and demonstrated ability to work within tight budgets and timelines are highly valued.

Frequently Asked Questions

What qualifications and professional registration do I need for this role? You typically need a BSc or BEng in Civil Engineering from a recognized Zimbabwean university or equivalent. Registration with the Engineering Council of Zimbabwe (ECZ) as a Graduate or Professional Engineer is usually required, and membership with ZIE (Zimbabwe Institution of Engineers) strengthens your application. What are the typical day-to-day responsibilities of a Project Civil Engineer on clinic construction? Your day involves site supervision, quality control of concrete and structural works, coordinating with contractors and health ministry officials, and ensuring compliance with building standards. You will also manage project timelines, prepare progress reports, and resolve on-site technical challenges. How does workplace culture and hierarchy work on construction projects in Zimbabwe? Respect for senior engineers and project managers is important, with clear reporting lines to the Resident Engineer or Project Manager. Punctuality is valued, though flexibility is needed due to material supply delays common in Zimbabwe. Building relationships with local authorities and community stakeholders is essential for smooth project execution. What career progression opportunities exist for civil engineers in Zimbabwe's infrastructure sector? With experience, you can advance to Senior Project Engineer, Resident Engineer, or Project Manager roles on larger health or public infrastructure projects. Some engineers move into consultancy, start their own firms, or transition into government roles with the Ministry of Health and Child Care or local authorities. What benefits are typically included with full-time engineering positions in Zimbabwe? Most employers offer medical aid cover, pension contributions through NSSA or private schemes, and annual leave of 21-30 days depending on the organization. Some provide transport or fuel allowances, site allowances for remote locations, and professional development support for ECZ registration renewal. What do employers look for when hiring for this specific clinic construction role? Employers prioritize hands-on experience with institutional or healthcare buildings, knowledge of MoHCC building guidelines, and proficiency in AutoCAD or Civil 3D. Strong communication skills in English and Shona, a valid driver's license, and demonstrated ability to work within tight budgets and timelines are highly valued.

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