Africa: Foreman (Earthworks) posted by AtripleA recruitment & temps

March 28, 2026 Jobs in Africa

AtripleA recruitment & temps

Africa

Civil/Earthmoving plant

Job Description

Foreman (Earthworks)

Location: South Africa

Salary: Market related (TFCE between R 350 000 and R 700 000 )

Our client in the Construction and Engineering industry is looking to employ Suitably Qualified and Experienced Foreman.

Key responsibilities

Ensuring standard procedures are adhered to and any specific client requirements are taken into account.
Preparing detailed short term project schedules
Fostering relationships with clients, subcontractors and suppliers
Productivity and cost monitoring
Ensuring that quality of work and materials comply to specifications
Work to be completed within required time frames
Inspiring team members to achieve high levels of production
Building good relations with employees and relevant role players
Co-operating well with peers and subordinates
Professional conduct at all times
Providing constructive support to company initiatives
Reviewing work and ensure corrective action when required
Implementing improvements and demonstrating initiative
Consistently complying with all company policies and procedures
Ensuring compliance to Safety, Health & Environmental Regulations
Ensuring best practices in construction methods

Requirements

At Least Grade 12
Minimum of 15 years’ experience as Foreman in the Construction Industry
NQF Qualification will be an advantage.
Must have Experience in roads & earthworks and layer works Construction
Experience in Wind Farm Construction will be an advantage
Must have a working knowledge of the OHS ACT, and Construction Regulations.
Must have the Ability to read, understand and organize construction Plans and Specifications
Must be able to manage resources to obtain maximum production.
Knowledge in Microsoft Office (Excel, Power Point, Word, & Outlook) will be an advantage.
Must have Specific working knowledge of COLTO specifications
Must be a South African Citizen
Must have a valid SA passport
Must have valid Driver’s License
Must have own transport suitable for Site operations
Must be prepared to travel and relocate
Strong attention to detail
Strong organizational and problem solving skills
Ability to work as part of the team, while exercising own judgment
Strong ability to multitask, prioritize, and work well under pressure to meet established deadlines

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About Civil/Earthmoving plant Jobs in Africa

Working in the Civil/Earthmoving industry is an excellent career choice for those who enjoy hands-on work and are passionate about construction and infrastructure development. Typically, this field operates in various sectors such as mining, agriculture, government, and private sector projects across Africa. Generally, the job market in South Africa remains strong, with ongoing demand for skilled workers to support the country’s growing infrastructure needs.

When it comes to salary expectations, it’s essential to note that salaries for Civil/Earthmoving plant positions can vary widely depending on factors such as experience, company size, and industry sector. Typically, experienced professionals in this field can expect a salary range of R800 000 to R1,200 000 per annum, although this can be higher or lower depending on the specific circumstances. Commonly, salaries also vary across different regions and cities within South Africa.

Common skills required for Civil/Earthmoving plant positions include mechanical aptitude, problem-solving abilities, strong communication skills, and physical fitness. Generally, a basic understanding of mathematics and science is also necessary to perform job duties effectively. Other useful skills may include proficiency in operating heavy machinery, experience with construction management software, and knowledge of health and safety protocols.

In terms of industry sectors, Civil/Earthmoving plant positions are commonly found in the mining sector, as well as manufacturing and infrastructure development projects. The government also employs civil engineers and technicians to oversee large-scale construction projects. Other industries that often require these roles include agriculture, real estate development, and energy production.

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Career progression for those working in Civil/Earthmoving plant positions is generally excellent, with opportunities to move into supervisory or management roles as experience grows. Typically, career development involves taking on additional responsibilities, pursuing further education or training, and expanding professional networks within the industry. With the right skills and experience, individuals can expect to move into senior leadership positions or start their own businesses.

This information provides general career guidance. Actual salaries and requirements vary by employer.

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