INSPORA recruitment: 1 CEA engineer position in Rabat

INSPORA competition: one CEA engineer position in Rabat

The Société des Infrastructures Sportives de Rabat (INSPORA - S.A) has launched a call for applications to fill one (1) position as CEA engineer (M/F) under a contract recruitment arrangement, in the Rabat-Salé-Kénitra region. The position forms part of a broader notice covering seventeen engineering, management and technical profiles; this article focuses solely on the CEA engineer profile.

The competition code is C 44755/26. The application deadline is 28 November 2026 before midnight, with applications submitted online through the administration's platform.

Salary: from 8000 to 11500 MAD per month.

The recruiting organisation

The Société des Infrastructures Sportives de Rabat is a public limited company responsible for managing sports facilities. The CEA engineer monitors the technical condition of works falling under the architectural trades within the infrastructures managed by the company. The role therefore links the day-to-day operation of sports venues with the long-term preservation of their built heritage.

Main duties of the CEA engineer

The activities centre on technical monitoring of architectural works in sports infrastructures, across several complementary areas.

Inspection and diagnosis

• Carry out periodic technical inspections to assess the condition of buildings, surfacing, joinery, façades and secondary works.
• Identify repair, rehabilitation and improvement needs and propose suitable technical solutions.

Programming and studies

• Take part in drawing up and implementing preventive and corrective maintenance programmes for works within the role's scope.
• Prepare specifications, technical descriptions and cost estimates for works relating to the architectural trades.

Works monitoring and control

• Monitor and control works carried out by companies and service providers, in compliance with quality, cost and deadline requirements.
• Ensure works comply with technical prescriptions, applicable standards and safety rules.
• Take part in works acceptance operations and monitor the lifting of any reservations.

Coordination and reporting

• Coordinate interventions with sports site managers and other trades in order to preserve continuity of operation.
• Monitor guarantees and contractual obligations of service providers within the role's scope.
• Contribute to preserving the built heritage and improving safety and comfort conditions for users.
• Prepare technical reports, dashboards and minutes relating to works and the condition of infrastructures.

Eligibility: qualification and experience

Required qualification

Candidates must hold a state engineering degree in civil engineering, building or construction, or an equivalent qualification. Equivalence applies only to the qualifications expressly named in the source, namely those listed or their equivalents, and must not be extended to other specialities without support.

Professional experience

At least two years of professional experience is required in works monitoring, upkeep or maintenance of architectural trades. Experience within complex infrastructures or public-receiving establishments, particularly sports installations, is a valuable asset in assessing the application, without becoming a separate eliminatory condition.

Expected skills

The profile combines technical know-how with personal qualities:

• Good command of construction, upkeep and maintenance techniques for architectural trades.
• Good knowledge of materials, implementation processes and building pathologies.
• Ability to read plans and technical documents.
• Knowledge of technical standards and safety rules applicable to buildings.
• Ability to plan, coordinate and monitor maintenance and rehabilitation works.
• Command of office tools and technical software, particularly AutoCAD.
• Rigour, autonomy, analytical thinking, organisational skills and ability to work in a team.

Application file documents

The file consists of the following documents, to be scanned in PDF format before sending:

1. A curriculum vitae.
2. A copy of the national identity card.
3. A cover letter.
4. A copy of the required qualification.
5. A copy of certificates evidencing the required experience.

How to apply

1. Gather the five documents listed above.
2. Scan each document in PDF format.
3. Access the administration's electronic submission platform.
4. Send the complete file before midnight on 28 November 2026.

No submission outside the electronic platform is provided for, and any application received after the deadline cannot be considered. Applicants are advised to keep a copy of the submitted file.

Selection and publication of results

A commission mandated by the Director General examines the validity of application files and then conducts evaluation interviews with candidates. Two lists are published on the public employment website www.emploi-public.ma: the list of candidates admitted to the selection interviews and the list of candidates definitively admitted. The source provides no written test, duration, coefficient, eliminatory threshold or waiting list.

Practical preparation tips

Before submitting, applicants should check that their qualification genuinely falls within the listed specialities or an equivalent qualification, and that certificates establish at least two years of experience in works monitoring or maintenance. It is also worth highlighting, in the CV and cover letter, any experience in sports infrastructures or public-receiving establishments, as well as command of AutoCAD. Meeting the deadline and using PDF format remain decisive conditions for the file's admissibility.

Contact

For information requests about this competition, the IFCAR SOLUTIONS firm can be reached on 0537723510. This channel is reserved for information requests and does not allow applications to be submitted.