NWK Limited is a leading agricultural business that has been participating successfully in the grain and food value chain of South Africa, mainly in the North West, for more than 11 decades.
This innovative company transforms and grows with agriculture to look after the needs of stakeholders and contribute to food security. The main objective of the group...
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The incumbent is responsible for handling all statutory compliance functions, general administration, as well as providing assistance to the Group Company Secretary.
RESPONSIBILITIES:
Ensuring that all entities in the NWK group comply with all relevant statutory provisions, King IV and the Generally Accepted
Compliance Practice principles, which include identifying all relevant statutory provisions which may apply either directly or indirectly to the NWK group of companies;
Ensuring development, implementation, management and maintenance of compliance risk management programmes for the
NWK group of companies;
Providing training to all personnel in the NWK group in respect of objective law as a whole, which includes identifying training and awareness needs, designing training courses, followed by ensuring assessment of course attendees;
Monitoring the compliance of the NWK group, in line with South African legislation, as well as any other country where the NWK group conducts business, which includes the use of adequate, consistent and substantive reviews to determine if controls are properly executed;
Assisting with routine monitoring in collaboration with the Assurance Services Department and reporting compliance and noncompliance to the relevant forum within the NWK group;
Reporting to management, as well as the Social and Ethics Committee in consultation with the Group Company Secretary of NWK Limited; as well as
Supporting the Group Company Secretary with any fundamental transactions and administrative tasks necessary.
MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS:
The suitable candidate must at least have a law degree (LLB, BCom Law, BJuris or BProc), or an honours degree in Risk
Management / Internal Audit, or a CPrac designation from the Compliance Institute of South Africa.
At least two years' relevant experience;
Must be fully bilingual in Afrikaans and English (written and verbal).
SKILLS:
Detail-orientated: Thoroughly reviewing and analysing information to ensure compliance;
Analytical thinking abilities: Assessing complex situations and devising effective strategies;
Ethical judgment: Making sound decisions aligned with legal and ethical standards;
Communication efficiency: Clearly conveying compliance information to stakeholders;
Problem-solving abilities: Identifying and addressing compliance issues through creative solutions;
Adaptability: Adjusting to changing laws and regulations;
Collaboration: Working collaboratively with teams and stakeholders;
Integrity: Upholding high ethical standards and fostering a culture of integrity;
Organisational skills: Prioritising tasks and managing multiple projects effectively;
Eagerness to learn: Staying updated with regulations and industry best practices