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  • Posted: Apr 17, 2026
    Deadline: Apr 24, 2026
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  • Vibrant, multicultural and dynamic, the University of Johannesburg (UJ) shares the pace and energy of cosmopolitan Johannesburg, the city whose name it carries. Proudly South African, the university is alive down to its African roots, and well-prepared for its role in actualising the potential that higher education holds for the continent's development. UJ h...
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    Director: Maintenance Management (P5) (Facilities Management) (Re-advert) (5-Year Fixed-Term Contract)

    Job Description:

    • The Director: Maintenance Management oversees the maintenance and upkeep of facilities, equipment, buildings and grounds ensuring optimal functionality, compliance to safety regulations.
    • The Director develops, plans and manages the execution of the Maintenance Policies, Strategies, Procedures for all engineered assets of the university for their entire life cycle.

    Responsibilities:

    • Craft and drive the implementation of the Facilities Management Maintenance Management Strategy aligned with the University Strategic Goals.
    • Responsible for the development of Maintenance Policies, Processes and Procedures that ensure the implementation of the Maintenance Strategy.
    • Provide maintenance of infrastructure and equipment related input into the University Master Plan.
    • Develop and update infrastructure and equipment maintenance plans according to the university strategic plan.
    • Implement / Manage Facilities Management Systems to assist with Maintenance and Management of infrastructure and equipment.
    • Oversee the sourcing, implementation and the management of maintenance related contractual agreements.
    • Direct the compilation, updating and maintenance of all facilities and infrastructure on the campus.
    • Direct the maintenance of all facilities and infrastructure on campus.
    • Produce and manage the specification and standardisation of all University Components.
    • Be actively involved in the University Smart Campus initiative.
    • Identify and cultivate Continuous Improvement Initiatives and Maintenance Best Practices.
    • Cradle to grave Management of all UJ Land and Engineered Assets.
    • Provides strategic leadership and direction to all external contractors on all four campuses.
    • Compile and manage the annual and multi-year Maintenance Budget related to all maintenance of infrastructure and equipment efficiently and effectively.
    • Create a safe and conducive environment for all UJ internal and external stakeholders on campus.
    • Provide a healthy working environment for both internal and external.
    • Ensure compliance with statutory requirements (e.g., Occupational Health and Safety Act).
    • Adhere and enforce compliance with UJ standards, policies, processes and procedures.
    • Compile reports for University Executives and Committees of Council, Treasury, the Department of Higher Education and any other Structure as directed by the Executive Director.

    Minimum requirements

    • A Postgraduate Degree in Engineering (NQF 8).
    • Ten (10) years’ Maintenance Management experience in a multi-functional environment.
    • Five (5) years’ Senior Management experience.

    Recommendations:

    • A Government Certificate of Competence (GCC Factories Certification).
    • Professional registration with ECSA.
    • A working knowledge of facilities management software systems with regard to management and maintenance of infrastructure and infrastructure related assets.
    • Development of Maintenance Strategies and Policies.
    • Contract Management experience.
    • A post Graduate Business qualification.
    • Five (5) years’ implementation and management of the Occupational Health & Safety Act and relevant legislative requirements.

    Competencies and Behavioural Attributes:

    • Good computer skills i.e., Microsoft Office.
    • Proven ability to build and sustain excellent relationships, through clear and effective communication, with all levels of management across functions and divisions within the University.
    • Ability to successfully develop, interpret, and apply policies and regulations.
    • Effective customer service, people management and team leadership skills.

    Deadline:24th April,2026

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    Sport Scientist (P8) (Division for UJ Sport)

    Job Purpose:

    • To maximize physical performance ensuring elite sporting performance on a continuous basis to allocated clients and sporting codes.

    Responsibilities:

    • Define and implement a comprehensive Sport Science & Athlete Support plan for sporting codes in collaboration with the Club Manager and Coach.
    • Conduct fitness testing and develop individualized, periodised training programmes with ongoing monitoring and reassessment.
    • Provide scientific guidance to Coaches and players on performance, recovery, hydration, and injury prevention.
    • Execution of the developed training programmes.
    • Collaborate with medical and sport science professionals to deliver integrated, player-centred support services.
    • Manage programme resources, documentation, reporting (quarterly and annual), and stakeholder communication.
    • Identify research, work-integrated learning, and fundraising opportunities to support programme growth.
    • Ensure good governance by monitoring risks, maintaining equipment standards, and upholding compliance.
    • Engage in professional development and build strategic partnerships across sport structures.

    Minimum requirements

    • A Bachelors' degree (NQF 7) in Sport Science or related qualification.
    • Three (3) years of relatable experience.
    • Relevant Postgraduate courses.
    • Excellent knowledge and experience in the field of Sport Science, strength in conditioning for multiple sports at university or semi-elite level.
    • High competencies in sport specific assessment tools.
    • Level 2 First Aid.
    • Valid Code B driver’s license.
    • Strong knowledge of exercise physiology, biomechanics, and training principles.
    • Proficiency in performance software and advanced Excel reporting.
    • Understanding of injury prevention and return-to-play integration within a multidisciplinary team.

    Recommendations:

    • An Honours Degree with a major in Sport Science.
    • Previous experience in a higher education environment.
    • A Master’ degree in Sport is desirable but not compulsory.

    Competencies and Behavioural Attributes:

    • Ability to design and implement periodised strength & conditioning programmes.
    • Competence in athlete testing, monitoring systems (GPS, RPE, wellness tracking), and load management.
    • Ability to analyse performance data and translate findings into practical recommendations.
    • High level of professionalism, accountability, and ethical conduct.
    • Strong analytical and critical thinking ability.
    • Clear and confident communication with coaches, athletes, and medical staff.
    • Ability to work collaboratively within a high-performance team environment.
    • Organised, deadline-driven, and detail-oriented.
    • Adaptable and composed under competitive pressure.

    Deadline:24th April,2026

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    Financial Officer I: External Bursaries (P10) (Finance: Revenue Administration: Student Finance) (Re-advert)

    Job Description:

    • Student Finance is a support sub-department under the Revenue Administration division. Student Finance is responsible for the administration of NSFAS funding, Bursaries (internal & external) and Student Debtors. Student Finance strives to provide excellent service to all students, parents, sponsors, donors, internal and external clients.
    • The sub-department is decentralised across all four campuses where NSFAS, Bursaries and student account enquiries can be accessed. The successful candidate will be required to assist on all campuses.

    Responsibilities: 

    • Liaising with students/parents/donors at all levels.
    • Enforce policy and procedures.
    • Administer bursary applications and allocate bursaries.
    • Perform reconciliation per bursary allocation.
    • Follow-up on terms of donors in administering refund requests.
    • Follow-up on all sponsor outstanding debt.
    • Liaise with clients regarding academic results, arrangements and terms of bursaries paid to students, whilst complying with POPIA.
    • Resolve all bursary related enquiries.
    • Prepare and capture journals.
    • Perform monthly reconciliation for external funders.
    • Administer all operational daily activities on accounts.
    • Prepare payment (refund) requests for students and/or sponsors and do follow ups to ensure correct payments are issued on time.
    • Ensure all administration duties (e.g. filing) are maintained and up to date.
    • Proactively establish and maintain good working relations with internal and external stakeholders.
    • Perform ad hoc tasks.
    • Ensure that audit queries are resolved timeously.

    Minimum requirements

    • A National Diploma or relevant qualification (NQF 6) in Accounting or Financial Management.
    • Minimum of three (3) years’ financial experience within an institution of higher learning.
    • Basic knowledge and understanding of accounting principles.

    Recommendations:

    • Proficiency in both English and a second language would be an advantage.
    • Good problem-solving skills.
    • Excellent understanding of accounting principles.
    • Ability to work under pressure with large volumes.
    • Good conflict management and decision-making skills.

    Competencies and Behavioural Attributes:

    • Good computer skills (MS Office Suite, ITS).
    • Good written and verbal communication skills.
    • Good presentation skills and attention to detail.
    • Good planning, listening and organising skills.
    • Excellent accounting abilities.
    • Ability to work under pressure.

    Deadline:24th April,2026

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    Manager II: Data Analyst (P7) (Library and Information Centre: Client Services Department) (Re-advert)

    Job Purpose:

    • To design, manage, and analyse data systems that generate strategic insights into Library service delivery, user behaviour, and resource optimisation.

    Responsibilities: 

    • Design and maintain automated pipelines for collecting, cleaning, and validating library usage, digital resource, and client experience data.
    • Develop interactive dashboards and visualisations (Power BI, Tableau, or similar) to communicate insights to technical and non-technical stakeholders.
    • Conduct statistical analysis, trend forecasting, and segmentation to inform service design, collection development, and spatial planning.
    • Lead annual client services surveys: instrument design, sampling, deployment, analysis, and reporting.
    • Mentor and provide technical guidance to Library support staff on data literacy and collection protocols.
    • Collaborate with ICT, institutional research, and external vendors to integrate analytics tools and ensure data governance compliance (POPIA).
    • Champion a culture of data-informed decision-making across the Library and Information Centre.
    • Contribute to institutional reporting cycles, including DHET, and internal strategic reviews.

    Minimum requirements

    • A Bachelor’s degree (NQF Level 7) or equivalent in Data Science, Statistics, Applied Mathematics, Informatics, Operations Research, Computer Science, Information Systems, Business Analytics, Econometrics or a related quantitative field (Library and Information Science candidates with data analytics training and experience will also be considered)
    • Minimum two (2) years' experience in a data analysis role in academic, research and/or library environment.
    • Demonstrable proficiency in at least one of: Python, R, SQL, or advanced Excel for data manipulation and analysis.
    • Experience with data visualisation tools (Power BI, Tableau, Looker Studio, or similar).
    • Understanding of research ethics, data privacy (POPIA), and responsible data practice.

    Competencies and Behavioural Attributes:

    • Analytical rigour: Ability to translate ambiguous questions into structured analytical approaches.
    • Technical agility: Comfort learning new tools, APIs, and data environments quickly.
    • Communication excellence: Skilled at presenting complex findings clearly to diverse audiences, written, visual, and verbal.
    • Collaborative mindset: Works effectively across functional teams; embraces principles of collective success.
    • Initiative & innovation: Proactively identifies opportunities to enhance data quality, accessibility, and impact.
    • Ethical grounding: Committed to equity, transparency, and responsible use of data in service of public good.
    • Adaptability: Thrives in a fast-paced, mission-driven environment with evolving.

    Deadline:24th April,2026

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    Close Protection Officer (P10) (Protection Services Division) (X2 POSTS) (Re-advert)

    Job Description:

    • To provide an effective close protection and security service to at-risk individuals (Principal/s) to prevent risks (both on and off Campuses). Conduct 360- security (potential threat) assessments as and when needed and per Protection plan.

    Responsibilities:

    Access Control:

    • Ensure professional and reliable access control to high-risk areas.
    • Ensure the safe protection of people, assets and property by enforcing effective access/egress control measures.
    • Ensure visitors and employees have appointments before access to high-risk areas through liaising with support staff, Supervisors and Managers.
    • Ensure that external visitors are escorted to high-risk areas on arrival and departure.
    • Monitor and operate security systems, alarms, CCTV and access control.

    Close Protection:

    • Provide personal escort to designated persons both on and off campus as per Protection strategy.
    • Driving and providing close protection to designated person’s whist in transit.
    • Compile a threat and risk assessment for events.
    • Undertake route planning and time optimisation.
    • Apply advanced driving skill/techniques in defensive situations.
    • Demonstrate tactical and environmental surveillance and propose countermeasures/techniques.
    • Liaise with counterparts and protocol officers on matters relating to close protection.

    Health and Safety Compliance:

    • Continuous liaison with the Senior Director or designates in emergencies in high-risk areas, e.g. fire, hostage situations, unbecoming behaviour by disgruntled employee(s), bomb threats, suspicious persons or parcels.
    • Monitor emergency evacuations in accordance with procedures and guidelines.
    • Providing First Aid in an area of responsibility.

    Physical Fitness:

    • Maintain physical fitness through regular training and exercise.
    • Maintain mental and physical stamina by adhering to healthy habits.
    • Continuous training and practice of unarmed combat.

    Other Tasks:

    • Perform other tasks as assigned.
    • Transport goods or equipment as assigned.
    • Coordinate technical surveillance countermeasures.
    • Vehicle Inspection and maintenance.

    Minimum requirements

    • A Diplomas / Certification (NQF 6) in Security Management/Law Enforcement or Safety and Security or related qualification
    • Three (3) to five (5) years’ job-related experience.
    • Security training (PSIRA Grade A) and relevant accreditation.
    • Valid Driver’s license.
    • Offensive, Defensive, and advanced driving techniques.
    • Firearm handling experience.
    • Candidates who pass the first round of interviews may be subjected to physical and psychometric assessments.

    Recommendations:

    • SASSETA Unit Standards (US 244317, 244319, 244327, 244330, 244334, 246694 & 120486).
    • Training in martial arts and unarmed combat (will be given preference).
    • First aid training.
    • Basic explosives training.
    • Surveillance and counter-surveillance skills.

    Competencies and Behavioural Attributes:

    • Maintain high-level of discretion.
    • Self Defence Techniques.
    • Sound interpersonal & communication skills.
    • First Aid & Fire Drills.
    • Collection & collation of information.
    • High levels of integrity.
    • Ability to show initiative.
    • High level of compliance with Policies and Procedures relevant to the function.
    • Ability to understand and follow directions as given.
    • Ability to work with minimal supervision.
    • Distinctive skills in dealing with internal and external executives and high-profile personnel.

    Deadline:24th April,2026

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    Head III (P6) (UJ Postgraduate School: Postgraduate Fund Management) (Re-advert)

    Job Description:

    • The Postgraduate School (PGS) invites applications for the position of Head of the Postgraduate Fund Management unit within the Postgraduate School. This post requires a detail-oriented mind to manage postgraduate funding through adherence to governance requirements and providing holistic support to postgraduate students and postdoctoral research fellows at the University of Johannesburg. 

    Responsibilities: 

    • Managing postgraduate and postdoctoral research fellowship funds from internal and external sources (including timeous disbursement of funds while adhering to compliance requirements).
    • Mitigation of risks linked to management of funds.
    • Ensuring the compliance of PGS and various stakeholders within the university to policies (such as USAf PDRF policy) and governance requirements.
    • Managing growth of postgraduate funding opportunities.
    • Management of bursary application processes (including advertisement of bursary calls and submission of high-quality submissions to external funders).
    • Reporting of finances to various bodies.
    • Streamlining of processes while adhering to governance requirements.
    • Liaising with stakeholders to ensure best practices in relation to fund management processes.

    Minimum requirements

    • A Postgraduate qualification in Finance or Accounting, or an MBA (NQF 9).
    • Minimum of five (5) years' working experience in finance administration for higher education.
    • Minimum of five (5) years' management experience.
    • Proven advanced experience with full Microsoft Office 365 applications (including Excel, SharePoint, and Word).

    Competencies and Behavioural Attributes:

    • Knowledge of university systems and standard procedures.
    • Management of administrative elements in an office.
    • Exceptional verbal and written communication skills.
    • Knowledge of administrative and clerical procedures.
    • Analytical thinking.
    • Strong attention to detail.
    • Ability to manage and lead a team in maintaining meticulous records and adhering to processes and upholding compliance.
    • Comprehension across key financial management components.
    • Strong interpersonal relationships.

    Recommendations:

    • Previous exposure to working with systems (such as ITS) in the higher education environment.
    • Previous exposure to various external funders (such as the NRF) and their funding opportunities.
    • Previous exposure to management of postdoctoral research fellowships.
    • Ability to create financial forecasts.

    Deadline:24th April,2026

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