Control Environmental Officer: Monitoring Department of Environmental Affairs - Cape Town, Western Cape Control Environmental Officer: Monitoring (Ref: OC45/2014) Salary: Appropriate salary will be determined according to the Regulatory Framework (Based on OSD) Centre: Cape Town Requirements: • An appropriate 3-year Bachelor degree/National Diploma in the Environmental Management/Science Field; • Extensive experience in environmental management and or monitoring, in particular to Oceans and Coasts environment; • Understanding of policies, legislation and regulation applicable to the Oceans and Coasts environment; • Also understanding of government standard administrative procedures; • Knowledge of finance, HR management, business planning and budgeting methodologies (PFMA & Treasury regulations); • Research, analytical, administrative, communication (both verbal and written), project management, conflict management, and a high proficiency in computer skills; • Ability to work individually and in a team. Ability to wok under pressure without supervision and multi-task. Possession of a valid driver’s license is essential. Duties: • Develop and implement a monitoring strategy for the Oceans and Coasts environment including related sectors; • Review and refine existing environmental reporting and identify reporting formats and standards; • Develop and maintain relationships with key stakeholders and sectors including the reporting thereof; • Ensure that the monitoring data is submitted and incorporated into the Oceans and Coasts Information System; • Prepare annual and other reports related to the oceans and coasts environment and sectors; • Perform administrative and related management functions. Comply with Public Service prescripts; and provide inputs in the development of internal standards and guidelines (SOP’s). Enquiries: Mr A. Matoti, tel: 021 819 2448 For attention: Human Resource Management Closing Date: 22 December 2014
Posted on: Wed, 03 Dec 2014 07:56:38 +0000
Trending Topics
Recently Viewed Topics
© 2015