Overview
The vision of the Western Cape Mobility Department is to lead in the delivery of government infrastructure and related services. The Department's mission is to deliver infrastructure and services in order to promote socio-economic outcomes and safe, empowered and connected communities.
The Department's strategic goals are to continually provide ...
Assistant Director: Traffic Law Fee Collection and Disbursement, Ref No. WCMD 53/2026
An appropriate 3-year tertiary qualification (National Diploma/B-Degree or higher qualification) at NQF 6.; A minimum of 3-years relevant experience at supervisory level.
Key Performance Areas
Traffic Law Fees Management; Policy, Compliance and Advisory Support;
Manage Fees Collection and Disbursement Operations;
Liaison and communication with various clients / stakeholders; Managerial functions.
Competencies
Knowledge of and working experience with the following: legislation, regulatory frameworks, policies and best practices relevant to the line functions; use information systems that support the management of knowledge and information relating to the line function; manage motor vehicle licensing fee collection and disbursement processes; manage RTMC transaction fee collection and disbursement processes; manage National Traffic Information (NaTIS) fee collection and disbursement processes; manage the driving licence card production account; manage driver fitness fee collection and disbursement processes; manage vehicle fitness fee collection and disbursement processes;
manage financial management, monitoring and reporting procedures, systems and reports of the Directorate; manage financial processes in accordance with the Public Finance Management Act, 1999, National Treasury Regulations, Provincial Treasury Instructions and other applicable financial policies, prescripts, directives and collective agreements; perform numeracy and literacy functions; use computer systems effectively; communicate effectively in the required language; manage projects; plan and organise activities and resources; compile and write reports;
provide leadership; communicate effectively in writing and verbally; deliver presentations; influence and motivate stakeholders; analyse information and data; perform legal administration; maintain effective interpersonal relationships; resolve conflicts; coach and mentor staff; work effectively under pressure; work irregular hours when required; meet tight deadlines.
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