The Department of Construction Management and Quantity Surveying provides a comprehensive teaching and research environment covering construction technology, construction project management, quantity surveying practice, digital construction, and sustainable built environment systems.

To enhance its practical teaching delivery, digital laboratory systems, and research support capacity, the Department invites applications from suitably qualified candidates with expertise in digital construction tools to provide technical support for teaching, learning, and research activities. This includes the preparation and maintenance of laboratories, equipment, and practical sessions, as well as the development of construction drawings for academic use.

Responsibilities

Development and maintenance of all departmental computer labs.

Planning and supporting of extended laboratory systems in an open lab system.

Inventory control and procurement of departmental equipment.

Maintenance and calibration of departmental equipment.

Reporting on practical work done.

Student support in departmental facilities, tutor and computer application training.

Ensure equipment Safety and students' management in the computer labs.

Professional approach.

Planning and organisational skills.

Accuracy, detail, and quality checking.

Excellent interpersonal skills.

Excellent Communication Skills

Knowledge and practical application of Built Environment softwares (eg; AutoDesk package, BIM etc)

Development of Construction Drawings for academic use.

Minimum requirements

NQF Level 6 qualification in Construction Management, Quantity Surveying, Architecture or Built Environment Qualification equivalent

3 to 5 years' of job-related experience.

A proven track record of technical skills.

Recommendations:

Competent communication skill set.

Professional Registration or candidacy with one of the Built Environment Councils.

Supportive of academic culture and excellence and research support.

Good technical attitude, having experience in project work and construction design.

Minimum of two to three years' experience (in tertiary institution will be advantage).

Competencies and Behavioural Attributes:

Strong organisational and planning skills.

High level of accuracy and quality control.

Inventory and asset management capability.

Ability to present technical content to students and academics.

Professional communication and reporting skills.

Strong interpersonal skills and student-centred approach.

Commitment to safety and compliance standards.

Deadline:5th June,2026