The Department of Transport is responsible for regulation and coordination of Transportation in South Africa that is Public Transport, Rail Transportation, Civil Aviation, Maritime Transport and Road Transport “Transport, the Heartbeat of Economic Growth and Social Development
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A recognised NQF level 6 qualification by SAQA in Office Management and Technology/ Secretariat/ Management Assistant/ Public Management/ Administration/ Business Management with 2 years’ experience in rendering support service to senior management.
DUTIES :
Provide a support services to the Chief Director; Answer and record telephone/facsimile/email activity on behalf of the Chief Director as well as screen calls;
Record and deal with queries from public and personnel in the department; create a database of clients with respect to contact information, line of business and other information. Attend to documentation (filing, tracking, update and disposal thereof); Receive documentation, acknowledge receipt, apply file number/ allocation, record data into computer system, file appropriately;
Perform document tracking for all documentation; Keep record of incoming and outgoing documents. Perform general office administration; Sent and receive faxes, email receive and dispatch items and do photocopying; obtain relevant quotes and order supplies; Type letters, agendas, minutes and other correspondences as necessary.
Assist in organising meeting, workshops, seminars and conferences. Prepare for meetings (arrange venues, refreshments, equipment’s copy relevant literature; Buy refreshments supplies for the office. Chief User Clerk; Complete and sign VAS 2 forms; Order stationery, equipment and furniture for the office; Monitor office orders
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