TRAFFIC OFFICER (X18)
Last Date to Apply : 21 May, 2025
Department : Community Services
Experience Level : Matric Only
Job Type : Full Time
QUALIFICATIONS/REQUIREMENTS
- A Grade 12 education.
- A basic traffic training certificate (NQF level 5).
- A Code EB driver’s license.
- A clean criminal background.
- Skills in using firearms.
- 2 to 5 years of related job experience.
KEY RESPONSIBILITIES
- Watch how traffic flows and the state of the roads.
- Regularly travel through assigned areas, observing traffic and finding cars parked where they shouldn’t be.
- Make sure traffic laws are followed.
- Tell supervisors about problems and illegal activities that can’t be immediately addressed.
- Promote public safety through campaigns and teaching people about traffic rules.
- Stop people from breaking traffic laws.
OCCUPATIONAL COMPETENCIES
- Needs to help create a local government that looks like the people it represents.
- Needs to think about and manage risks when deciding things.
- Needs to handle complaints by listening and offering other options.
- Needs to solve disagreements and stay calm when facing anger or rudeness.
- Needs to answer calls quickly and do a good job.
- Needs to act professionally when talking to the public and those involved.
SALARY : R307 066.00 per Annum
(Level 9)
ENQUIRIES Ms. AN Gora/Ms.BM Zitha 013 690 6358
APPLICATION SUBMISSION INSTRUCTIONS
Please submit your Application Form, Curriculum Vitae (CV), along with certified copies of the following documents:
- Qualifications
- Identity Document (ID)
- Driver’s License (where required)
Send Your Complete Application To:
The Manager: Human Resources
P.O. Box 3
Witbank, 1035
ONLINE APPLICATIONS:
IMPORTANT NOTES
- No faxed or emailed applications will be accepted.
- Late submissions (after the closing date) will not be considered.
Some Positions May Require One or More of the following:
- A practical test
- An assessment
- A presentation
Emalahleni Local Municipality encourages applications from:
- Historically Disadvantaged Individuals (HDIs)
- Women (White, African, Coloured)
- People living with disabilities
