Architect (Production Level): Health Infrastructure

Job Facts

Location Western Cape Cape Town Cape Town, CBD, Western Cape
Closing Date 17 Aug 2026
Posted 15 August 2026
Minimum Education An appropriate B degree in Architecture or relevant qualification
Industry Government, Public Service

Minimum Requirements

  • An appropriate B degree in Architecture or relevant qualification
  • Three years post-qualification relevant architectural experience
  • Compulsorly registration with SACAP (South African Council for the Architectural Profession) as a Professional Architect
  • A valid driving licence.
  • Working knowledge of the following: Technical: Programme and project management
  • Architectural design and analysis knowledge
  • Computer-aided architectural applications
  • Research and development
  • Knowledge of legal compliance
  • Technical report writing
  • Creating high performance culture
  • Networking
  • Professional judgment. Generic: Decision making
  • Team leadership
  • Analytical skills
  • Creativity
  • Self-management
  • Financial management
  • Customer focus and responsiveness
  • Communication
  • Computer literacy
  • Planning and organising
  • Conflict management
  • Problem solving and analysis
  • People management
  • Change management
  • Innovation.

Responsibilities

  • Perform architectural activities on state-owned or leased buildings, structures or facilities: Co-ordinate professional teams on all aspects regarding architecture
  • Ensure adherence and compliance to legal, safety and health requirements
  • Provide architectural advice and technical support in the evaluation of solutions
  • Ensure the adoption of technical and quality strategies
  • Develop architectural related policies, methods and practices
  • Provide solution on non-compliance and failure of designs
  • Review plans, drawings, specifications, and estimates prepared by building designers and/or sub-professional personnel
  • ensure adherence to the requirements of professional registration
  • Human Capital Development: Mentor and train candidate architects and related technical and administrative personnel to promote skills/knowledge transfer and adherence to sound architectural principles and code of practice
  • Supervise architectural work and processes
  • Administer performance management and development
  • Office administration and budget planning: Manage resources, prepare and consolidate inputs for the facilitation of resource utilisation
  • Ensure adherence to regulations and procedures for procurement and SCM
  • Monitor and control expenditure
  • Report on expenditure and service delivery
  • Research and development: Continuous professional development to keep up with new technologies and procedures
  • Research/literature studies on architecture to improve expertise
  • Liaise with relevant bodies/councils on architectural-related matters.