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Traffic Student Intake: Provincial Inspector (BEAUFORT WEST, CALEDON, GEORGE, KNYSNA, LAINGSBURG, METRO (CAPE TOWN), MOSSEL BAY, OUDTSHOORN, SWELLENDAM, VREDENBURG, VREDENDAL AND WORCESTER), MD 19/2023
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Closes 2023/08/28Reference WCG230728-10Tracking 19/2023 NumberMDTraffic Student Intake: Provincial Inspector (Beaufort West, Caledon, George, Knysna, Laingsburg, Metro (Cape Town), Mossel Bay, Oudtshoorn, Swellendam, Vredenburg, Vredendal, and Worcester), MD 19/2023Mobility DepartmentSalary levelN/AEenquiriesMr C Nyman at (021) 983 1500Job TypeCountry-TemporaryLocationSouth AfricaLocation—ProvinceWestern CapeTown/City LocationMetro (Cape Town), Mossel Bay, Oudtshoorn, Swellendam, Vredenburg, Vredendal, and WorcesterJob Purpose
The Mobility Department will recruit Traffic Students for a Road Traffic Law Enforcement Further Education and Training Certificate. This twelve-month training programme begins on Monday, January 8, 2024 at Gene Louw College (GLTC), Brackenfell.
After earning the Further Education and Training Certificate, persons may be given permanent work at one of the Provincial Traffic Centres for empty and financed Provincial Inspector positions, but this is not guaranteed. Beaufort West, Caledon, George, Knysna, Laingsburg, Metro (Cape Town), Mossel Bay, Oudtshoorn, Swellendam, Vredenburg, Vredendal, and Worcester are Traffic Centres. You can choose one Centre closest to your home in the application questions. Provincial Traffic Law Enforcement operates 24/7, so candidates must be able to work shifts, including public holidays and Sundays, and additional hours if needed;
Successful candidates must find their own housing at GLTC Brackenfell and pay for their own transport, meals and accommodations for the 12-month course. Students must follow the College’s code of conduct and competency requirements and undergo extensive physical training.
Minimum Prerequisites
A Grade 12 (Senior Certificate or equivalent) with 50% or above in maths, literacy, English, and a second language;
Valid motor vehicle licence (manual) code B (no learners);
Applicants must be under 35 (35+ are excluded due to national requirements).
Applicant must be medically and physically healthy; pregnant women will not be accepted since physical tasks during recruiting and training may harm the unborn child and mother;
No criminal record or pending criminal record; Candidates must qualify under the Criminal Procedure Act 51 of 1977 for Authorised Officer and Peace Officer positions.
Visible tattoos (hands, arms, upper chest, neck, or face) and body piercings (excluding females with one in each ear) will disqualify applicants since they will not match uniformity;
· Fluent in the language spoken by most residents in the area where the successful incumbents will be appointed;
Shortlisted candidates will undertake SAPS fingerprint checks and must pass an interview, knowledge test, fitness test, driving test, and medical test to prove they can conduct hard activity;
Successful candidates will complete a full medical, psychological, and drug examination at a provincial testing facility before admission; fitness and drug testing during the course.
If appointed later, applicants must live near their chosen traffic centre.
Recommendation
Driving experience of a year or more is preferred;
Key Performance Areas
Road Traffic Law Enforcement Training Certificate and further study must be completed. Following the terms and conditions of the signed 12-month contract during the training programme, including 24/7 shift work when needed.
Competencies
Ability to write and speak in at least two of the Province’s three official languages; Ability to perform under pressure; Good interpersonal and PR skills; Confident and assertive; Ability to collaborate and work alone; Report writing.
RemunerationRemuneration: A monthly R 5,000.00 training stipend will be provided throughout the training session.Notes
The Department promotes and applies employment equity and persons with disabilities, but applicants must be physically fit and able to do strenuous exercises as part of the core modules of the qualification, excluding persons with disabilities from training. Relevant local communities will be given preference, and candidates’ residence addresses may be verified.
Only applicants who meet the advertised criteria will receive a link to answer knowledge-based questions via email. Please consider your application unsuccessful if you have not received correspondence within 3 months of closing date.
Only online applications accepted. Only use the Western Cape Government Careers webpage to apply.
First-time applicants must follow these steps:
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Complete your profile and submit all attachments.
Click APPLY on the Western Cape Government Careers online job advertisement.
You’ll receive an email verifying your application, or you can check your profile.
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A response is expected within 24 hours.
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Please note that login technical help is only provided Monday through Friday from 8:00 to 16:00.
Other recruitment questions should be directed to the contact person on this posting.
No CVs will be received by email. Online registration and application are required on the Western Cape Government Careers portal. Late applications will not be accepted, so please apply before 28 August 2023. Due to the selection procedure and training course starting 8 January 2024.
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