Senior Border Law Enforcement Officer: Port of Entry: Groblersbridge at Border Management Authority

Description

• The successful candidates will be expected to perform the following: Visit and inspect temporary holding cells Inspect registers, forms and computerised mainframe systems. Conduct vehicle/foot patrols at outer/inner perimeter areas for inspection purposes. Coordinate border management and security operations at designated Ports of Entry and along the borderline. Implement and enforce policies, procedures, and protocols related to border control, immigration, customs, and law enforcement to maintain the integrity and security of the borders.
• Collaborate with relevant government agencies, law enforcement entities, and international counterparts to ensure effective. coordination and information sharing to prevent illegal activities and maintain border security. Provide operational guidance, supervision and leadership to members under your command. Attend on and off-duty parades and deployment of border guard members. Process proactive and responsive complaint attendances. Render specialised advice and support at the borderline. Monitor and control exhibits / evidence found to be handed over to other Agencies .Compile  reports as required by higher authority. Provide support on the planned roadblock / check point operations in the port of entry and the vulnerable areas in the borderline.
• Monitor and control the access/egress at the borderline, POE and border law enforcement area. Report international visitors, travelers and Shoppers to be monitored. Provide support on the operations of the Close Circuit Television (CCTV) room as and when required. Coordinate and execute effective state asset management/control. Secure and facilitate information resources and information communication technologies. Perform immigration duties. Arrange transfer of arrested illegal foreigners/ detainees to the nearest ports of entry or police station for deportations. Facilitate the implementation of control measures for the movement of goods and people in the identified ports and segments. Administer, control and regulate movement of people and goods. Make logistical arrangements to escort valuable, vulnerable and perishable Cargo from and to vaults, vessels, aircrafts and other vehicles assigned for such cargo.
• Ensure compliance with national and international laws, regulations, and protocols related to border control and customs enforcement. Review and update procedures and guidelines regularly to align with changing legal requirements and industry standards. Analyse intelligence data, risk assessments, and threat reports to identify vulnerabilities, emerging trends, and areas of concern related to border security. Establish and maintain relationships with intelligence agencies, international organizations, and industry stakeholders to facilitate information sharing and cooperation in combating illicit activities. Represent and participate in the BMA’s committees and tasks teams. Participate in industry related forums, conferences and workshops to gain industry insight for the purpose of business improvement and position the BMA.

Requirements

• An undergraduate qualification at NQF 6 as recognised by SAQA in a Social Science/Law/Security studies and Public Administration. 
• 3 years relevant experience in public security law enforcement.
• Flexibility in working hours will be required to meet demands of the role.
• May be required to work overtime.
• Valid driver’s License