Construction Site Manager – Zengamina Upgrade Project

About Anzana Anzana Electric Group (referred to herein as “Anzana”, formerly Virunga Power Holdings Limited), is a private renewable energy company focused on the development and operation of sustainable power generation and distribution projects in rural areas of Sub-Saharan Africa. Zengamina Power Limited (ZPL) is a rural utility based on a 700kw small run-of-river hydropower plant in North-Western Province in Zambia, near the border with Angola. Built to supply electricity to a rural area, it primarily powers Zengamina Mission Hospital and surrounding communities through a mini grid interconnected with the National grid. ZPL a subsidiary of Anzana, is seeking to employ a Construction Site Manager to support its upcoming generation expansion project. The project scope includes the installation of an additional 700kW Hydro-turbine within the existing powerhouse, the construction of a 1.44MWdc/1.2MWac solar photovoltaic (PV) plant and associated 0.4/33kV substation, and the upgrade of the existing hydropower plant’s control systems performed by two contractors. The expansion of Zengamina Hydropower Plant and the installation of 1.2MWac PV plant is the first step as part of a broader investment program of Anzana in Zambia. About the Role The position of Construction Site Manager consists of project management and contracts management with support from the Employer’s off-site team and the Engineering Services Consultant. Project Management tasks will include planning/monitoring the schedule of implementation, directing, coordinating, budgeting for project activities, and ensuring that the project is constructed within the budget and schedule with high quality standards. The Construction Site Manager jointly with the engineering services consultant will ensure that the project is constructed as per the Employer’s requirements and works are carried out to the highest quality standards expected in the industry. The Construction Site Manager will be expected to participat