The Public Protector is an independent constitutional institution in South Africa tasked with investigating and remedying improper conduct in state affairs.
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A degree or Equivalent NQF level 7 qualification in any of the following fields: Law/Auditing/Accounting/Forensic Investigations/Policing A minimum of eight (08) years’ investigation experience and/or experience in Forensic Accounting, Forensic Investigations and Forensic Auditing
Good understanding of legislative prescripts that give mandate to Public Protector SA
Proven experience in drafting or producing Investigation reports Training on and good understanding and experience in the application of Microsoft Office applications Understanding of South African Public Services Administration
Good understanding of the principles of governance and administration in the public sector, Good understanding and knowledge of public procurement law Knowledge and application of Case Management System (CMS) or other computer management system
Knowledge and understanding of financial management system (forensic audit) Knowledge of auditing or investigation techniques A valid driver’s license Fluency in English and other official languages Ability to travel extensively is a prerequisite
Key, Responsibilities and Duties:
Conduct investigations on maladministration, undue delay and conduct failure using various investigation techniques in accordance with PPSA service standards Prepare Investigation Plans
Apply Alternative Dispute Resolution (ADR) process to resolve reported complaints Keep complainants informed of the progress of the investigation Prepare letters, memorandums and reports within timelines set in the investigation plan
Submit prescribed accurate and complete monthly and quarterly statistical reports Participate in resolving all systemic administrative deficiencies or interventions relating to service delivery and incidents of maladministration and corruption
Initiate hearings, gather information and factsMonitor and evaluate the work of investigators Deal with complaints, resolve, rectify, make presentations and generally act without fear, favour or prejudice
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