Transnet SOC Ltd
Fezile Pikoli currently serves as an Asset Manager in the Facilities & Infrastructure division at Transnet Engineering, with responsibilities that include fleet management and physical asset management since January 2011. Their previous roles at Transnet included Project Manager in the Project Support Office and Planning Technician at Transnet Port Terminals. Fezile commenced a career as an Industrial Engineering Trainee, focusing on process improvement and Lean Six Sigma methodologies. Educational qualifications include a Postgraduate Diploma in Industrial Engineering with a focus on Data Science from Stellenbosch University, along with additional diplomas in Business Administration, Project Management, and various leadership development programs. Fezile holds multiple degrees from Nelson Mandela University in Industrial Engineering and Operations Management, and a National Diploma in Mechanical Engineering.
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Transnet SOC Ltd
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As the custodian of ports, rail and pipelines, Transnet’s objective is to ensure a globally competitive freight system that enables sustained growth and diversification of the country’s economy. Transnet is currently transitioning from its Market Demand Strategy, characterised by accelerated capital investment, towards the Transnet 4.0 Strategy, which is focused on repositioning Transnet, and the country’s freight system, for competitiveness within the fast changing, technology- driven context of the 4th industrial revolution.The strategy’s main growth thrusts includes; geographic expansion, product and service innovation and diversification and expansion of the scope of Transnet’s manufacturing business.The key objectives of Transnet’s effort is directed towards increasing the connectivity, density and capacity of the integrated port, rail and pipeline network. Transnet 4.0 Strategy aims to grow Transnet to a R100 billion business by 2020.Organic growth of the current freight transport and handling divisions will account for the bulk of this growth and Transnet will continue to focus on improving operational efficiency and reliability in order to grow its market share. Consequently, capital investment to modernize the port, rail and pipeline network and operations will continue to be a key priority, as will continued development of our people. As a state-owned company, Transnet continues to leave an indelible mark on the lives of all South Africans. With a geographical footprint that covers our entire country, Transnet is inextricably involved in all aspects of life in South Africa. Through the Transnet Foundation - which is the Corporate Social Investment arm of Transnet - we have invested time and money in a number of diverse programmes around the country that provide much-need succour to our communities. Our aim is simple – we want to harness the power of our people, of technology, to brighten the future of millions across our continent – and beyond.