Asset Manager - Power Generation Facilities

Our client is seeking a strategic Asset Manager with a focus on Power Generation Facilities to join their team in Klerksdorp. This role is responsible for optimizing the performance, reliability, and financial returns of a portfolio of power assets in the North West region. You will oversee maintenance strategies, risk management, and lifecycle planning to ensure the long-term value and operational efficiency of these critical energy infrastructures.

This is a senior position for a results-driven professional committed to excellence in asset management within the energy sector.

• Develop and execute long-term asset management strategies for power generation assets.
• Oversee maintenance planning, budgeting, and execution to maximize asset availability and minimize downtime.
• Conduct performance analysis, identify areas for improvement, and implement optimization initiatives.
• Manage asset-related risks, including operational, financial, and regulatory risks.
• Liaise with operational teams, engineering specialists, and financial stakeholders.
• Track asset condition, plan for capital expenditures, and manage asset lifecycle effectively.

• Bachelor’s degree in Engineering (Mechanical, Electrical, or relevant field) or Business Administration.
• A minimum of 7 years of experience in asset management, operations, or engineering within the power generation industry.
• Strong understanding of power plant technologies, maintenance practices, and performance metrics.
• Proven experience in financial planning, budgeting, and risk assessment for large assets.
• Excellent analytical, strategic thinking, and decision-making skills.
• Familiarity with asset management software and systems.

• Executive-level salary with comprehensive performance-related bonuses.
• Generous healthcare coverage and retirement savings plan.
• Car allowance and travel expenses covered.
• Significant opportunities for professional development and career progression.
• A dynamic role contributing to the stability of the energy supply.