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TRANS-CALEDON TUNNEL AUTHORITY (TCTA) VACANCIES
TRANS-CALEDON TUNNEL AUTHORITY (TCTA)
READVERT: PROJECT FINANCIER
LOCATION: CENTURION
DATE: MARCH 2022
REPORTS TO: SENIOR PROJECT FINANCE MANAGER
NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT: PERMANENT
TOTAL COST TO COMPANY: MARKET RELATED
PURPOSE: The main purpose of this role is to, inter alia, develop and maintain financial models for bulk raw water infrastructure projects implemented by TCTA; develop funding structures and strategy frameworks and participate in the raising of funding for projects; provide modelling and analytical support to management, internal and external stakeholders on tariff review processes, project credit ratings and borrowing authority approvals; provide input to internal and external audit findings, compliance and risk management requirements. The incumbent will also be required to prepare presentations and reports in line with the activities mentioned above, among other things
AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITIES:
The key performance areas of the role will focus on, but not limited to:
CATEGORY: 1. Financial Modelling
KPAs: • Collect, update, validate and ensure integrity of project finance model input assumptions, from external and internal sources;
• Update financial models with input assumptions and run modelling scenarios and sensitivities;
• Using financial models, perform financial analysis (including scenario and sensitivity analysis) for tariff reviews, credit ratings reviews, debt structuring, and other model management activities during the project life cycle;
• Optimise tariffs and debt management strategies, in conjunction with the TCTA Treasury team, to ensure the sustainability of project funding structures;
• Facilitate independent technical reviews and credit ratings reviews by external model auditors and credit ratings agencies, and render analytical and presentations support in relation to these activities;
• Present results of financial modelling analysis in clearly written reports and presentations;
• Using recognised best modelling practice, develop accurate and reliable financial models for new projects. The models to include, inter alia, project review, analysis of inputs, data plausibility, cash-flow projections, loan assessment, IRR, NPV and other valuation analysis.
CATEGORY: 2. Managing of existing activities on ongoing projects
KPAs: • Collect input data and information from internal and external sources to update and revise financial models;
• Run financial models to determine annual water tariff adjustments;
• Assist the Project Finance team consult with key stakeholders and government authorities on recommended tariff adjustments;
• Assist team to obtain authorisation from the Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation to implement tariffs;
• Check and ensure compliance with all loan conditions relating to tariff adjustments.
CATEGORY: 3. Project Finance Structuring – New project Financing
KPAs: • Formulation of institutional arrangements in relation to new projects to ensure appropriate risk allocation, project bankability and highest possible credit rating;
• Give input into Project Charters with respect to project funding;
• Develop funding strategies for projects to obtain approvals from TCTA Board;
• Determine the projects revenue stream and best suited tariff setting principles;
• Participate in facilitation and negotiation of all project and facility/loan agreements;
• Determine appropriate sources of funding taking into account project idiosyncrasies;
• Prepare for credit rating of the project;
• Assist in promoting the project to investors, Development Finance Institutions (DFI's), commercial banks and Export Credit Agencies.
CATEGORY: 4. Network and relationship development
KPAs: Participate in the strengthening relationships with the following stakeholders, including but not limited to:
• Water users and other key water sector role players
• Government departments;
• Funders; and
• Credit rating agencies
CATEGORY: 5. Advisory services to the water sector
KPAs: • Provide advisory services relating to project finance and tariff setting for water related projects or ad hoc assignments.
• Provide inputs into the National Water Pricing Strategy for Raw Water and/or any other legislation/policy/regulations/plans that may impact on TCTA business model.
•Provide financial modelling assistance into the structuring of the National Water Resource Infrastructure Agency
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
•Finance or 4 year numerate degree in engineering, physical or mathematical science, accounting or economics
•6 years of relevant project finance experience with special emphasis on financial modelling, debt structuring and analysis for large infrastructure projects
Please email your CV and a one (1) page letter of motivation to careers@tcta.co.za.
For enquiries, please contact Faith Shogole at fshogole@tcta.co.za
TCTA’s approved Employment Equity Plan and Targets will be considered as part of the recruitment process.
As an Equal Opportunities employer, the organisation actively encourages people with various disabilities to apply. If you have not been contacted within 30 days after the closing date, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.
Closing date for applications: 29 September 2022
READVERT: PROJECT FINANCIER
LOCATION: CENTURION
DATE: MARCH 2022
REPORTS TO: SENIOR PROJECT FINANCE MANAGER
NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT: PERMANENT
TOTAL COST TO COMPANY: MARKET RELATED
PURPOSE: The main purpose of this role is to, inter alia, develop and maintain financial models for bulk raw water infrastructure projects implemented by TCTA; develop funding structures and strategy frameworks and participate in the raising of funding for projects; provide modelling and analytical support to management, internal and external stakeholders on tariff review processes, project credit ratings and borrowing authority approvals; provide input to internal and external audit findings, compliance and risk management requirements. The incumbent will also be required to prepare presentations and reports in line with the activities mentioned above, among other things
AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITIES:
The key performance areas of the role will focus on, but not limited to:
CATEGORY: 1. Financial Modelling
KPAs: • Collect, update, validate and ensure integrity of project finance model input assumptions, from external and internal sources;
• Update financial models with input assumptions and run modelling scenarios and sensitivities;
• Using financial models, perform financial analysis (including scenario and sensitivity analysis) for tariff reviews, credit ratings reviews, debt structuring, and other model management activities during the project life cycle;
• Optimise tariffs and debt management strategies, in conjunction with the TCTA Treasury team, to ensure the sustainability of project funding structures;
• Facilitate independent technical reviews and credit ratings reviews by external model auditors and credit ratings agencies, and render analytical and presentations support in relation to these activities;
• Present results of financial modelling analysis in clearly written reports and presentations;
• Using recognised best modelling practice, develop accurate and reliable financial models for new projects. The models to include, inter alia, project review, analysis of inputs, data plausibility, cash-flow projections, loan assessment, IRR, NPV and other valuation analysis.
CATEGORY: 2. Managing of existing activities on ongoing projects
KPAs: • Collect input data and information from internal and external sources to update and revise financial models;
• Run financial models to determine annual water tariff adjustments;
• Assist the Project Finance team consult with key stakeholders and government authorities on recommended tariff adjustments;
• Assist team to obtain authorisation from the Minister of Human Settlements, Water and Sanitation to implement tariffs;
• Check and ensure compliance with all loan conditions relating to tariff adjustments.
CATEGORY: 3. Project Finance Structuring – New project Financing
KPAs: • Formulation of institutional arrangements in relation to new projects to ensure appropriate risk allocation, project bankability and highest possible credit rating;
• Give input into Project Charters with respect to project funding;
• Develop funding strategies for projects to obtain approvals from TCTA Board;
• Determine the projects revenue stream and best suited tariff setting principles;
• Participate in facilitation and negotiation of all project and facility/loan agreements;
• Determine appropriate sources of funding taking into account project idiosyncrasies;
• Prepare for credit rating of the project;
• Assist in promoting the project to investors, Development Finance Institutions (DFI's), commercial banks and Export Credit Agencies.
CATEGORY: 4. Network and relationship development
KPAs: Participate in the strengthening relationships with the following stakeholders, including but not limited to:
• Water users and other key water sector role players
• Government departments;
• Funders; and
• Credit rating agencies
CATEGORY: 5. Advisory services to the water sector
KPAs: • Provide advisory services relating to project finance and tariff setting for water related projects or ad hoc assignments.
• Provide inputs into the National Water Pricing Strategy for Raw Water and/or any other legislation/policy/regulations/plans that may impact on TCTA business model.
•Provide financial modelling assistance into the structuring of the National Water Resource Infrastructure Agency
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
•Finance or 4 year numerate degree in engineering, physical or mathematical science, accounting or economics
•6 years of relevant project finance experience with special emphasis on financial modelling, debt structuring and analysis for large infrastructure projects
Please email your CV and a one (1) page letter of motivation to careers@tcta.co.za.
For enquiries, please contact Faith Shogole at fshogole@tcta.co.za
TCTA’s approved Employment Equity Plan and Targets will be considered as part of the recruitment process.
As an Equal Opportunities employer, the organisation actively encourages people with various disabilities to apply. If you have not been contacted within 30 days after the closing date, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.
Closing date for applications: 29 September 2022
READVERT: PROGRAMME MANAGER IT
LOCATION: CENTURION
DATE: JULY 2022
REPORTS TO: IT MANAGER
NATURE OF EMPLOYMENT: FIXED TERM – UP TO 24 MONTHS
TOTAL COST TO COMPANY: MARKET RELATED
PURPOSE:
To manage ICT Programmes and Project Office and resources in an efficient manner to ensure that all projects are delivered on time, budget and specification.
AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITIES:
The key performance areas of the role will focus on, but not limited to:
CATEGORY:
Managing and monitoring implementation of all ICT programmes and projects
KPAs: 1. Managing multiple projects running concurrently
2. Actively monitor project activities/tasks and progress/deliverables
3. Take necessary measures to meet deadlines
4. Keep all projects on track (time, scope and budget)
5. managing third party contributions to the programme
6. managing communications with all stakeholders
7. ensuring there is allocation of common resources and skills within the programme's individual projects.
8. managing both the dependencies and the interfaces between projects
9. managing risks to the programme's successful outcome
10. managing the programme's budget, monitoring expenditure against deliverables
11. Chair project meetings
CATEGORY: Programme Office and Methodology
KPAs: 1. Setting up of the programme office and ensure that its well-resourced and governance structures are in place.
2. Develop an ICT project implementation methodology (or adapt & customise) Prioritize and implement enhancements
3. Develop project documentation templates
4. Create awareness about the new methodology
5. Train IT team and project team members on the methodology
6. Monitoring of business cases ensure project benefits are realised.
CATEGORY: Governance
KPAs: 1. Ensuring the delivery of new products or services from projects is to the appropriate level of quality, on time and within budget, in accordance with the programme plan and programme governance structure.
2. Ensuring effective quality assurance and the overall integrity of the programme.
CATEGORY: Reporting
KPAs: 1. Reporting the progress of the programme activities on a regular basis to relevant governance structures.
CATEGORY: Stakeholder Management and Engagements
KPAs: 1. Manage engagements with relevant stakeholders to meet business objectives effectively and timeously.
2. Engage with stakeholders to effectively manage change for ease adoptions of programs.
3. Attend Stakeholder Engagement Working Group and expedite actions arising
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS
• B Degree/B Tech
• Relevant Program Management Certification
• 10 years relevant experience
Please email your CV and a one (1) page letter of motivation to careers@tcta.co.za.
For enquiries, please contact Faith Shogole at fshogole@tcta.co.za
TCTA’s approved Employment Equity Plan and Targets will be considered as part of the recruitment process. As an Equal Opportunities employer, the organisation actively encourages people with various disabilities to apply.
If you have not been contacted within 30 days after the closing date, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.
Closing date for applications: 29 September 2022
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