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Aliwal North / Burgersdorp /Jamestown / Steynsburg and Venterstad Notice No: 112/2019/2020 Advertisement Internal / External ALIWAL NORTH / BURGERSDORP /JAMESTOWN / STEYNSBURG AND VENTERSTAD NOTICE NO: 112/2019/2020 ADVERTISEMENT INTERNAL / EXTERNAL The Walter Sisulu Local Municipality is a Category 2 Municipality, with its seat authority in Burgersdorp. It is situated within the Joe Gqabi District Municipal Area, in the Eastern Cape. The municipality is looking for the services of vibrant, committed, suitable, qualified and experienced individuals to fill the following position: MOTOR VEHICLES EXAMINER X 1 TASK GRADE: 10 SALARY SCALE: R 212 472.00 – R 275 820.00 PER ANNUM MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS: • Grade 12 / Matric. • Diploma in Vehicle Examiner Grade A. • Diploma Examiner of Driving license an added advantage. • Traffic Diploma is an added advantage. • Qualification in testing of leaners license will serve as an added advantage. • Qualification in examining motor vehicles. • Qualification in testing of K53 drivers licenses. • A valid Driver’s license. • Code EC driver’s license will serve as an added advantage. • Municipal experience will be a strong recommendation. • At least 2 years’ relevant experience. • Knowledge of eNatis will serve as an added advantage. • Be able to do Law enforcement when required to do so. Adverts: Managers: Assets, Financial Accounting; Traffic Officer, Examiner driver’s License Page 1 And Examiner of Vehicles • Must be able to work in any area within the jurisdiction of the municipality. • Applicants will be practically assessed. DUTIES: The duties will include but not limited to the following: • Physically examine vehicles from the public as well as vehicles brought in by law enforcement staff. • Test driving the vehicle in terms of the road traffic act to ensure that they are roadworthy • Suspending the vehicles if required • Issuing roadworthiness certificates of fitness to those vehicles that apply • Maintaining daily statistics of vehicles examined • Handling enquiries from the public regarding the roadworthiness of their vehicles to ensure that the daily statistics are recorded for future use and that the public is aware of the necessary requirement. • Leading evidence in court when required with regard to unroadworthy vehicles suspended from use. GENERAL: The Walter Sisulu Local Municipality is an equal opportunity employer and subscribes to the principles of the Employment Equity Act (Act 55 of 1998). The following normal fringe benefits are applicable to the above mentioned positions: vacation leave, sick leave and family responsibility leave, bonus, pension fund, medical aid scheme, etc. Kindly submit detailed Curriculum Vitae with original certified and valid copies of qualifications and any other relevant documents. Failure to comply with these requirements shall disqualify an applicant. No faxed copies shall be accepted. Should you not receive any response within one (1) month after the closing date, please accept that your application was not successful. Walter Sisulu Local Municipality is under no obligation to fill the position after the advertisement thereof. Application forms are obtainable from the website (www.wslm.gov.za ) or Switchboard / Reception at the following number 087 630 0345/ 051 653 1819 or enquiries can be made with Mr. STM Mashiya. Walter Sisulu Local Municipality is under no obligation to fill the position after the advertisement thereof. Adverts: Managers: Assets, Financial Accounting; Traffic Officer, Examiner driver’s License Page 2 And Examiner of Vehicles Closing date: Tuesday, 21 April 2020 Applications together with your CV’s must be addressed to: Attention: Human Resources Office Municipal Manager Walter Sisulu Local Municipality 01 Jan Greyling Street BURGERSDORP 9744 Adverts: Managers: Assets, Financial Accounting; Traffic Officer, Examiner driver’s License Page 3 And Examiner of Vehicles .
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