DPSA Rural Development and Land Reform Department Circular 01 March 2024
DPSA Rural Development and Land Reform Department Circular 01 March 2024 – DEPARTMENT OF RURAL DEVELOPMENT AND LAND REFORM
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APPLICATIONS | : | Online | applications | can | be | submitted | on |
https://drdlr.erecruit.co/candidateapp/Jobs/Browse.aspx. | Kindly note | that | |||||
technical support is available from Graylink, Monday to Friday from 8:30 to 17.00 | |||||||
@ 086 137 0202 should you experience any difficulties with your online application. | |||||||
CLOSING DATE | : | 15 March 2024 at 16:00 | |||||
NOTE | : | DRDLR has a dual applications system where applicants can apply online via the | |||||
e-Recruitment System or manually submit a Z83 obtainable from any Public | |||||||
Service department that should be accompanied by a comprehensive CV | |||||||
(previous experience must be comprehensively detailed) and certified (certification | |||||||
must not be older than 12 months) copies of qualifications, service certificates (in | |||||||
case of an OSD post), identification document and permanent residency/work | |||||||
permit. Reasonable accommodation shall be applied for People with Disabilities | |||||||
including where a driver’s license is a requirement in a non-Occupational Specific | |||||||
Dispensation (OSD) post. Please ensure that you submit your application before | |||||||
the closing date as no late applications will be considered. It would be appreciated | |||||||
if you can only upload/attach those course certificates applicable to the post that | |||||||
you apply for. Failure to submit the requested documents may result in your | |||||||
application not being considered. If you manually apply for more than one post in | |||||||
the DRDLR, please submit a separate manual application form for each post. All | |||||||
applicants must be SA Citizens/Permanent Residents or Non-SA Citizens with a | |||||||
valid work permit. Applicants will be expected to be available for selection | |||||||
interviews and competency assessments at a time, date and place as determined | |||||||
by DRDLR. The Department reserves the right to conduct pre-employment security | |||||||
screening and appointment is subject to positive security clearance outcome. | |||||||
Applicants must declare any/pending criminal, disciplinary or any other allegations | |||||||
or investigations against them. Should this be uncovered post the interview the | |||||||
application will not be considered for the post and in the unlikely event that the | |||||||
person has been appointed such appointment will be terminated. | |||||||
OTHER POSTS | |||||||
POST 08/54 | : | DEPUTY DIRECTOR: TENURE REFORM IMPLEMENTATION REF NO: | |||||
3/2/1/2024/073 | |||||||
Directorate: Tenure Reform Implementation | |||||||
This is a re-advertisement applicants who applied previously must re-apply. | |||||||
SALARY | : | R826 053 per annum (Level 12) (All inclusive package to be structured in | |||||
accordance with the rules for MMS) | |||||||
CENTRE | : | KwaZulu-Natal (Vryheid) | |||||
REQUIREMENTS | : | Bachelor’s degree in Sociology/Political Science/Philosophy, Politics and Law/Law | |||||
and Politics/Law Degree. 3 – 5 years relevant middle management experience in | |||||||
tenure reform and land rights environment. Job related knowledge: Proactive | |||||||
acquisition of land strategy; State land lease policy; Policy development; | |||||||
Departmental legislation; Risk management. Job related skills: Planning and | |||||||
organisation; Communication; Computer literacy; Strategic thinking; Problem | |||||||
solving and analytical. A valid driver’s license. | |||||||
DUTIES | : | Provide land tenure rights implementation support. Promote awareness and | |||||
capacity building on land rights and relevant laws to stakeholders. Liaise and | |||||||
monitor land rights management structures by providing legal protection and | |||||||
awareness. Manage and mediate in cases of legal and unlawful evictions. | |||||||
Establish and maintain land rights mediation and adjudication processes. | |||||||
Implement communal land rights support. Promote awareness and provide | |||||||
capacity building on communal land rights and relevant laws and stakeholders. | |||||||
Implement communal land rights Policies, procedures, guidelines and products. | |||||||
Implement communal tenure upgrading. Manage compliance to communal | |||||||
property | institutions establishment. | Coordinate the | establishment | and |
implementation of Communal Property Associations (CPA). Provide secretariat | ||
services in the CPA meetings and constitution proceedings. Maintain the register | ||
of CPA and similar entities. Promote awareness of CPA activities. Manage and | ||
conduct investigation on the affairs and activities of the registered CPA. Manage | ||
the mediation and disputes resolution proceedings of the CPA. Monitor the validity | ||
of CPA transactions in accordance with the CPA Constitution. | ||
APPLICATIONS | : | Applications can also be submitted by post Private Bag X9132, Pietermaritzburg, |
3200 or hand it delivered to: 1st Floor, 270 Jabu Ndlovu Street, Pietermaritzburg, | ||
3200. | ||
NOTE | : | Coloured, Indian and White males and Coloured, Indian and White females and |
Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. | ||
POST 08/55 | : | DEPUTY DIRECTOR: SUPPLY CHAIN AND FACILITIES MANAGEMENT |
SERVICES REF NO: 3/2/1/2024/061 | ||
Directorate: Financial and Supply Chain Management Services | ||
SALARY | : | R697 011 per annum (Level 11) (All inclusive package to be structured in |
accordance with the rules for MMS) | ||
CENTRE | : | Northern Cape (Kimberley) |
REQUIREMENTS | : | National Diploma in Supply Chain Management/Logistics Management/Financial |
Management. 3 years’ experience as an Assistant Director in the supply chain | ||
management environment. Job related knowledge: Public Finance Management | ||
Act (PFMA), Basic Accounting System (BAS), Logistical Information Systems | ||
(LOGIS), Treasury Regulations, ACCPAC System. Job related skills: Interpersonal | ||
relations, Communication (verbal and written), Organising, Decision Making, | ||
Computer Literacy, People Management. A valid driver’s license. | ||
DUTIES | : | Manage the Demand Management Plan and acquisition of goods, services and |
assets. Ensure that goods and services are procured in accordance with Supply | ||
Chain Management prescripts. Manage advice on and support bid processes and | ||
contract management functions. Provide guidance and support to bid committees | ||
and check bid documents for compliance. Serve as member of various bid | ||
committees. Ensure proper financial management control and compliance with | ||
delegation regularly. Monitor irregular expenditure, non-compliance and wasteful | ||
expenditures in procurement processes and report thereon. Advise on supply | ||
chain risk controls and fraud prevention. Provide support to Regions/Client Offices | ||
as required. Monitor compliance in Supply Chain Code of Conduct. Provide the | ||
budgetary matters to the Director when required. Manage implementation of | ||
Service Level Agreements between Client Offices and Provincial Shared Service | ||
Centre as well as National Office when necessary. Evaluate and continuously | ||
improve work processes and procedures that will benefit clients on an on-going | ||
basis. Provide logistics and transport services. Manage the Logistical | ||
Management System. Monitor the supply chain performance. Manage and control | ||
the assets of the Department. Provide support to the Regions/Client Offices as | ||
required. Report to National Office on supply chain management matters monthly. | ||
Coordinate audit reports quarterly and on a yearly basis. Provide Asset and | ||
Facilities Management Services. Manage the Departmental Asset Register | ||
according to the procedure. Manage the receipts of goods and services when | ||
required. Manage the safeguard of stores and equipment on daily basis. Provide | ||
support to Regions/Client Offices as required. Identify service delivery needs of | ||
clients when necessary. | ||
APPLICATIONS | : | Applications can also be submitted by post Private Bag X5007, Kimberley, 8302 |
or hand it delivered to: 6th floor, New Public Building, Knight and Stead Street, | ||
Kimberley, 8302. | ||
NOTE | : | Coloured, Indian and White males and African, Indian and White females and |
Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. | ||
POST 08/56 | : | SYSTEMS MANAGEMENT REF NO: 3/2/1/2024/065 |
Directorate: ICT Service Management | ||
SALARY | : | R697 011 per annum (Level 11) (All inclusive package to be structured in |
accordance with the rules for MMS) |
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CENTRE | : | Pretoria |
REQUIREMENTS | : | National Diploma in Computer Science/Engineering/Information Technology. |
Industry Related Certifications. 3 years’ middle management experience in | ||
relevant working environment. Job related knowledge: Microsoft Technologies | ||
(Active Directory, SharePoint, Structured Query Language, Windows), VMware, | ||
Open Source (Suse Linux), Data backups (HP Technologies), Technical aspects | ||
of Information and Communications Technology goods and services, Information | ||
Technology Infrastructure Library Foundation, Information Technology Acts and | ||
Policies and Oracle Technologies. Job related skills: Computer literacy, | ||
Communication (verbal and written), Time Management, User and client | ||
orientation, Research, Decision making, Organise, Analytical Business, | ||
Interpersonal, Problem solving. | ||
DUTIES | : | Manage technical team. Ensure Service Level Agreement targets are met with |
regards to incidents, requests and problems. Coordinate technical projects | ||
including delegation of tasks and responsibilities. Planning of projects tasks for the | ||
Unit. Delegate tasks and responsibilities. Develop and deliver progress reports, | ||
proposals, requirements documentation and presentations. Produce operational | ||
and management reporting as and when required. Update Standard Operating | ||
Procedures and System and administration documentation. Ensure adherence to | ||
Policies and procedures. Adhere to the Departmental Information Communication | ||
Technology (ICT) Policies, procedures and standards. | ||
APPLICATIONS | : | Applications can also be submitted by post Private Bag X833, Pretoria, 0001 or |
hand it delivered to: 184 Jeff Masemola Street (formerly known as Jacob Mare), | ||
corner of Jeff Masemola and Paul Kruger Streets, Pretoria. | ||
NOTE | : | White males and African, Coloured, Indian and White females and Persons with |
disabilities are encouraged to apply. | ||
POST 08/57 | : | PROJECT COORDINATOR: RECAPITALISATION REF NO: 3/2/1/2024/066 |
Directorate: Strategic Land Acquisition | ||
SALARY | : | R444 693 per annum (Level 10) |
CENTRE | : | North West: (Dr Ruth Segomotsi Mompati District) |
REQUIREMENTS | : | Bachelor Degree/National Diploma in Agricultural Studies or equivalent |
qualification. Post Graduate Degree in Agriculture will be an added advantage. 3 – | ||
5 years’ relevant experience. Job related knowledge: Department’s Policies, | ||
prescripts and practice pertaining to Comprehensive Rural Development | ||
Programmes (CRDP), Recapitalisation and Development Programmes (RADP), | ||
Land Reform Policies and other related legislation, Understanding of various | ||
commodities e.g. livestock, crop, vegetables, poultry and horticulture production, | ||
Understanding of sector needs and business requirements, Understanding of | ||
Government Development Policies e.g. National Development Plan, National | ||
Growth Path etc, Corporate Governance. Job related skills: Project Management, | ||
Conflict Management, Agricultural Development, Stakeholder Mobilisation, | ||
Analytical, Report writing and Computer Literacy. A valid driver’s license. An | ||
initiative, self-driven individual willing to travel and work irregular hours. | ||
DUTIES | : | Plan, implement, monitor and report on mechanisms of RADP projects in line with |
government priorities. Ensure the identification of farms in distress acquired since | ||
1994 across all land reform programmes. Ensure the recruitment and appointment | ||
of relevant strategic partners. Ensure the provision of funding for implementation | ||
of projects. Facilitate the appraisal of business plans for recapitalisation and | ||
development. Create and maintenance of the RADP Provincial project database. | ||
Ensure the development and implementation of RADP related Policies, systems | ||
and procedures within the Province. Ensure the use of RADP systems and | ||
procedures. Conduct workshops with relevant stakeholders to familiarise them | ||
with developed systems and procedures. Ensure the population of reporting | ||
templates for information gathering. Ensure effective promotion of RADP and | ||
recruitment of strategic partners to advance Provincial priorities. Identification and | ||
mobilisation of relevant stakeholders to advance Commodity Value Chain Cluster | ||
priorities. Ensures the development of Cluster Value Chain Integrated Model. | ||
Facilitate the implementation of the Cluster Value Chain Integrated Model. | ||
Facilitate institutional partnership arrangements. Management of partnership | ||
arrangements. Provide timely strategic interventions. | ||
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APPLICATIONS | : | Applications can also be submitted by post Private Bag X74, Mahikeng, 2745 or |
hand it delivered to: Cnr James Moroka and Sekame Drive, West Gallery, | ||
Megacity, Mmabatho, 2735. | ||
NOTE | : | Coloured and White males and Coloured, Indian and White females and Persons |
with disabilities are encouraged to apply. | ||
POST 08/58 | : | CONTROL GISC TECHNICIAN REF NO: 3/2/1/2024/067 |
Directorate: Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Services | ||
SALARY | : | R422 139 per annum (Salary in accordance with the OSD for Engineers) |
CENTRE | : | North West (Mafikeng) |
REQUIREMENTS | : | Diploma (NQF Level 6) in Geographical Information Systems (GISc) or |
Cartography. 6 years’ post qualification experience. Compulsory registration with | ||
South African Geomatics Council (SAGC) under the category of GISc Technician. | ||
Job related knowledge: Geo-database implementation, Understanding of GIS | ||
applications and spatial data, Theory, principles and practices of GIS, GIS | ||
standards, GIS software applications, GIS software customisations basic | ||
understanding of technologies such as Global Positioning System (GPS), | ||
Photogrametry and remote sensing, Projections, principles of cartography. Job | ||
related skills: Problem solving and analysis, Decision making, Team work, | ||
Analytical, Creativity, Self Management, Customer services, Communication and | ||
Interpersonal Relations, Computer Literacy, Planning, Organising and execution, | ||
Project Management. A valid driver’s license. | ||
DUTIES | : | Manage, supervise and perform technical and operational GISc activities. Manage |
operational GISc activities of sub-ordinates. Implement spatial data standards. | ||
Apply coordinate systems and projections. Create and normalise spatial and non- | ||
spatial databases. Manage maps production and customise to meet client needs | ||
accordingly. Manage the operations of GIS equipments, software, data and | ||
products. Undertake spatial analysis with regards to GIS projects. Ensuring data | ||
compatibility and preparing/interpreting metadata. Developing, testing and | ||
performing data capturing, analysis and quality control procedures. Maintain GIS | ||
unit effectiveness. Maintain GISc tools. Train end-users on basic GISc skills. | ||
Compile content for web publishing. Capture and maintain metadata. Updating of | ||
GISc software and renewal of license. Documentation of GISc processes. Conduct | ||
functional requirement analysis. Undertake and document user requirements and | ||
analysis. Identify gap analysis on available spatial information in the organisation. | ||
Evaluate software capabilities and identify the required functionalities. Customise | ||
the GISc software to suit the organisational needs. Assist in determining | ||
operational and project requirements. Conduct research. Research, investigate | ||
and advice on new GISc technologies. Advise on research viability and feasibility. | ||
Recommend and compile appropriate plan to respond to the research problem. | ||
Develop new methods/technologies for solving spatial data problems. Research | ||
and implement new GISc standards. | ||
APPLICATIONS | : | Applications can also be submitted by post Private Bag X74, Mahikeng, 2745 or |
hand it delivered to: Cnr James Moroka and Sekame Drive, West Gallery, | ||
Megacity, Mmabatho, 2735. | ||
NOTE | : | African, Coloured, Indian and White males and African, Coloured, Indian and White |
females and Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. | ||
POST 08/59 | : | STRATEGY ANALYST REF NO: 3/2/1/2024/068 |
Directorate: Strategic Planning | ||
SALARY | : | R356 289 per annum (Level 09) |
CENTRE | : | Pretoria |
REQUIREMENTS | : | National Diploma in Business Management/Public Management. 3 years’ |
experience in strategy management and monitoring and evaluation in a | ||
government environment. Job related knowledge: Government Planning Cycle | ||
(National Development Plan, Medium Term Strategic Framework and Medium | ||
Term Expenditure Framework), Understanding of the Department of Rural | ||
Development and Land Reform’s key functions and purpose. Job related skills: | ||
Communication, Writing, Facilitation, Computer literacy. Budget and forecasting |
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skills will be an added advantage. Course in Strategic Management, Monitoring | ||
and Evaluation will be an added advantage. A valid driver’s license. | ||
DUTIES | : | Understanding Departmental planning by arranging, coordinating and facilitating |
planning workshops. Arranging and coordination of planning workshops will | ||
include sending invitations, securing of venues, crafting agendas and circulation | ||
thereof. Facilitation happens during and after planning workshops by ensuring that | ||
information is disseminated to stakeholders and feedback is provided within set | ||
timelines. Gather, analyse and organise information in preparation for strategic | ||
planning workshops and documents. All planning information should be collected | ||
from all Branches and Provinces, analysed in terms of relevance and applicability, | ||
check its reliability before being presented to the planning session. Coordinate the | ||
development of Annual Performance Plans (APP) and Provincial Input/output | ||
operations per second (IOP’s). Inputs towards the APP and IOP should be | ||
coordinated for alignment to the Strategic Plan and the Medium Term Strategic | ||
Framework (MTSF) documents. Information should be aligned to high level plans | ||
of the government. Conduct Mid-Term Reviews and Re-Alignment of APP’s. | ||
Assessment of performance through Mid-Term reviews. Ensure Realignment of | ||
plans should take place taking into consideration resources at the Department’s | ||
disposal and current performance trends. Assist in coordinating the process of | ||
developing the Departmental Planning Guidelines. Allocate roles and | ||
responsibilities for each stakeholder in the planning process. Assist in coordination | ||
of Outcome 7 MTSF. Assist cluster coordination in developing the MTSF | ||
documents and monitoring of performance against the MTSF. Provide regular | ||
support in strategic planning and monitoring of Provincial Shared Service Centres | ||
IOP’s. Provide technical support to Provinces during the development of IOP’s | ||
performance reports towards those IOP’s. | ||
APPLICATIONS | : | Applications can also be submitted by post Private Bag X833, Pretoria, 0001 or |
hand it delivered to: 184 Jeff Masemola Street (formerly known as Jacob Mare), | ||
corner of Jeff Masemola and Paul Kruger Streets, Pretoria. | ||
NOTE | : | Coloured, Indian and White males and Coloured, Indian and White females and |
Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. | ||
POST 08/60 | : | SENIOR ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER REF NO: 3/2/1/2024/070 |
Directorate: Financial and Supply Chain Management Services | ||
This is a re-advertisement, applicants who applied previously must re-apply. | ||
SALARY | : Sponsored Links | R299 709 per annum (Level 08) |
CENTRE | : | Gauteng (Pretoria) |
REQUIREMENTS | : | National Diploma/Degree in Public Administration/Public Management/Financial |
Management. 2 years’ administrative experience in Supply Chain and Facilities | ||
environment. Job related knowledge: Public Service Sector, Public Financial | ||
Management Act, Treasury Regulations, Logis/Baud systems. Job related skills: | ||
Computer Literacy, Communication (verbal and written), Report writing, Analytical, | ||
Presentation. Working under pressure. Team work. A valid driver’s license. | ||
DUTIES | : | Provide Financial Management Services. Manage the allocation of |
accommodation and parking. Maintenance of buildings. Facilite the faults/non- | ||
functional problems and ensure that there are solutions implemented (electricity, | ||
keys, plugs, carpet and other), maintenance and repairs. Coordinate carpet | ||
cleaning and fumigation for buildings. Manage the reception and switchboard area. | ||
Coordinate cell phone and 3G application in line with the Public Financial | ||
Management Act, Treasury Regulations. Compilation of various | ||
submissions/memoranda and responses in relation to the assets and facilities | ||
functions. Client liaison. Draft specifications. Provide Assets and Disposal | ||
Management Services. Compile, manage and maintain assets and disposal | ||
management. Manage assets register, assets verification and spot checks. | ||
Manage the disposal of e-class assets. Compile financial statement and | ||
reconciliation. Barcoding assets. Distribution of assets. Management of supply | ||
chain management functions. Provide monthly comprehensive assets and facilities | ||
report. Facilitate monthly, quarterly and annual reporting on supply chain | ||
management related matters. Manage/Control over the safekeeping, utilisation | ||
and maintenance of all assets. Capturing and authorisation of | ||
goods/services/services on Logis/Baud systems. Handle queries from internal and | ||
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external clients. Render administrative support services. Manage, motivate and | ||
develop staff through individual performance agreements. Provide assistance in | ||
developing/reviewing of Chief Directorate’s operational plan. Attend to queries | ||
from internal audit. | ||
APPLICATIONS | : | Applications can also be submitted by post Private Bag X09, Hatfield, 0028 or hand |
it delivered to: Sancardia Building, 6th floor, Cnr Steve Biko and Stanza Bopape | ||
Street, Arcadia, 0007. | ||
NOTE | : | Coloured, Indian and White males and Coloured and Indian females and Persons |
with disabilities are encouraged to apply. | ||
POST 08/61 | : | CHIEF OCCUPATIONAL HEALTH AND SAFETY OFFICER REF NO: |
3/2/1/2024/071 | ||
Directorate: Support Services | ||
This is a re advertisement applicants who applied previously need not re-apply as | ||
their applications will still be considered. | ||
SALARY | : | R299 709 per annum (Level 08) |
CENTRE | : | Northern Cape (Kimberley) |
REQUIREMENTS | : | National Diploma in Environmental Health/Safety Management. 2 years’ |
experience in Occupational Health and Safety environment. Job related | ||
knowledge: Occupational Health and Safety Legislation and other related matters. | ||
Job related skills: Tact and Diplomacy, Good communication, Good interpersonal | ||
relations, Integrity and honesty, Report writing, Independent worker, Team worker. | ||
A valid driver’s license. Willingness to travel extensively and work irregular hours. | ||
DUTIES | : | Promote Occupational Health and Safety standards within the Province. Conduct |
Occupational Health and Safety assessments on Department in the Provinces. | ||
Facilitate and assist the Assistant Director: Provincial Coordination and Special | ||
Events with health and safety matters. Facilitate the appointment of statutory | ||
appointees. Participate in the Occupational Health and Safety Committee | ||
Meetings. With direction of Director: Corporate Support Services participate in | ||
Provincial and Municipal Health Structures Meetings to stay abreast of relevant | ||
prescripts. Liaise with relevant local authorities on suspicion of disease outbreak. | ||
Identify health risk areas in Department and communicate recommended safety | ||
measures. Investigate and evaluate complaints lodged against the Department | ||
pertaining to aspects of health and lead the implementation of the remedial actions. | ||
Involve members of staff in matters affecting their health. Educate staff on | ||
necessary health and safety promotion measures. Regularly inspect all possible | ||
sources of health and safety hazards in offices. Conduct training and safety | ||
awareness to employees within the Province. Facilitate training of statutory | ||
appointees. Report on the status of the Occupational Health and Safety | ||
Programme. Report to the Assistant Director: Provincial Coordination and Special | ||
Events on an ongoing basis. Liaise with relevant stakeholders on matters | ||
pertaining to Occupational Health and Safety. Communicate to staff any relevant | ||
information on Occupational Health and Safety. Contribute to development and | ||
implementation of the Contingency Plan. Facilitate the development or review of | ||
office Emergency Evacuation Plan. Facilitate the customisation of Emergency | ||
Evacuation Plan. Liaise with relevant stakeholders on the preparation of | ||
Emergency Evacuation Drills. Promote incident management within the Province. | ||
Investigate Occupational Health and Safety incidents and recommend remedial | ||
action to management. Liaise with Human Resources on injury on duty reported | ||
cases for further handling. Raise awareness on hazards attached to the work | ||
activities. Promote liaison with internal and external stakeholders. Liaise with | ||
Division: Facilities Management of Supply Chain Management on the | ||
implementation of Occupational Health and Safety in the Department. Liaise with | ||
Employee Health and Wellness on rehabilitation of employees after incidents. | ||
Liaise with Municipality and other relevant stakeholders on Emergency Evacuation | ||
Plan/Drills. | ||
APPLICATIONS | : | Applications can also be submitted by post Private Bag X5007, Kimberley, 8302 |
or hand it delivered to: 6th floor, New Public Building, Knight and Stead Street, | ||
Kimberley, 8302. | ||
NOTE | : | African, Coloured, Indian and White males and African, Coloured, Indian and White |
females and Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. | ||
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POST 08/62 | : | CANDIDATE GISC TECHNICIAN REF NO: 3/2/1/2024/069 |
Directorate: Spatial Planning and Land Use Management Services | ||
SALARY | : | R253 026 per annum (Salary in accordance with the OSD for Engineers) (Fixed |
term contract) | ||
CENTRE | : | North West (Mafikeng) |
REQUIREMENTS | : | Diploma in Geographical Information Systems (GISc), Cartography (NQF6). |
Registration with South African Geomatics Council (SAGC) as a GISc Technician | ||
in training is compulsory upon appointment. Job related knowledge: Geo-database | ||
implementation, Understanding of GISc applications and spatial data, Theory, | ||
principles, and practices of GISc, GISc standards, GISc software applications, | ||
GISc software customisations, Basic understanding of technologies such as | ||
Global Positioning System (GPS), Photogrammetry and Remote Sensing, | ||
Projections, Principles of Cartography. Job related skills: Problem solving and | ||
analysis, Decision making, Team work, Analytical, Creativity, Self-management, | ||
Customer service, Communication and Interpersonal Relations, Advance | ||
Computer Literacy, Planning, Organising and Execution, Language Proficiency. A | ||
valid driver’s license. | ||
DUTIES | : | Perform GISc activities to improve spatial decision making for problem solving. |
Capture and clean spatial data from various formats and sources. Source spatial | ||
information from various data custodians. Advise on coordinate systems and | ||
projections. Provide inputs in the maintenance spatial database. Acquire skills in | ||
development and implement relational/object orientated databases. Produce | ||
customised maps to meet client’s needs. Undertake spatial analysis with regard to | ||
GISc projects. Provide geographical support to internal and external stake holders. | ||
Maintain GISc unit effectiveness. Maintain GISc tools. Compile content for web | ||
publishing. Capture metadata. Update GISc software and renewal of licenses. | ||
Document GISc processes. Conduct research and development. Keep up with | ||
developments in geo-spatial industry. Participate in relevant GISc Forum. | ||
APPLICATIONS | : | Applications can also be submitted by post Private Bag X74, Mahikeng, 2745 or |
hand it delivered to: Cnr James Moroka and Sekame Drive, West Gallery, | ||
Megacity, Mmabatho, 2735. | ||
NOTE | : | African, Coloured, Indian and White males and African, Coloured, Indian and White |
females and Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. | ||
POST 08/63 | : | PRINCIPAL SECURITY OFFICER REF NO: 3/2/1/2024/072 |
Directorate: Support Services | ||
This is a re advertisement applicants who applied previously need not re-apply as | ||
their applications will still be considered. | ||
SALARY | : | R242 475 per annum (Level 07) |
CENTRE | : | Northern Cape (Kimberley) |
REQUIREMENTS | : | Grade 12/Senior Certificate/Certificate in Security Supervisory Management. |
Grade B Private Security Industry Regulatory Authority (PSIRA) registered. 3 | ||
years’ security experience (Including experience as security guard). Job related | ||
knowledge: Departmental Disaster Management Plan, Occupational Health and | ||
Safety Act, Control procedure (Closed Circuit Television Surveillance Systems), | ||
Criminal Procedure Act, Minimum Information Security Standards Document. Job | ||
related skills: Interpersonal Relations, Computer Literate, Communications, | ||
Exposure to supervisory skills, Investigation. A valid driver’s license. Willingness | ||
to travel. | ||
DUTIES | : | Operate and monitor security equipment in the control room (CCTV Cameras, |
Public Address, Fire Panel, Lift Intercom etc.) where applicable. Monitor working | ||
condition of security equipment in the control room. Issue officials with access | ||
cards. Activate and deactivate security access cards. Maintain accurate record of | ||
data recording. Record on/off duty shifts and incidents in the Occurrence Book | ||
(OB). Report all defaults on available safety and security systems and equipment. | ||
Render fingerprint screening services. Ensure implementation of Service Level | ||
Agreement. Report identified breach of the agreement to supervisor. Conduct | ||
patrols and inspections on security. Ensure that clients entering and exiting the | ||
DRDLR premises are security screened. Protect employees, information and | ||
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property of the Department. Inspect all security registers, aid and irregularities and | ||
make an entry in the OB and report to supervisor. Ensure regular patrols per site | ||
are conducted effectively. Participate on the implementation of Occupational | ||
Health and Safety Act. Escort visitors on the premises where applicable. Monitor | ||
the movements of private and Government Garage vehicles in the parking area. | ||
Prevent unauthorised Persons and dangerous objects entering the | ||
building/premises. Provide access control during special events. Conduct access | ||
control into plenary and holding rooms. Issue accreditation to stakeholders. Escort | ||
Very Important Persons. Participate in evacuation exercise during emergency | ||
situations. Test functionally of all security equipment on regular basis. Keep the | ||
exit points clear off any possible blockages. Compile report on evacuation | ||
exercises and non–compliant officials. Conduct after hour inspections to all offices. | ||
Monitor guard services in terms of the Service Level Agreements. | ||
APPLICATIONS | : | Applications can also be submitted by post Private Bag X5007, Kimberley, 8302 |
or hand it delivered to: 6th floor, New Public Building, Knight and Stead Street, | ||
Kimberley, 8302. | ||
NOTE | : | African, Coloured, Indian and White males and African, Coloured, Indian and White |
females and Persons with disabilities are encouraged to apply. |
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