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Coordinates the key performance areas and result indicators associated with the rehabilitation and maintenance of civil services infrastructure (roads, water, sewage, storm water drainage, refuse removal, facilities, parks, sport field, gardens, open spaces and cemeteries) and the adequacy of traffic signage and road markings through investigation and interpretation of developmental requirements against the capacity and capability of the departmental to accomplish immediate, short and longer term service delivery objectives
To plan, lead, organise and control, efficiently, proactively and objectives based, a decentralized area based maintenance and construction services in respect of Roads and Storm water, water supply and reticulation, sewerage collection network and pumping, facilities, parks, sports grounds cemeteries, sanitation, Public Open Spaces, public amenities (inclusive of public toilets) to establish and maintain improved service level standards to local communities Directs and controls the key performance indicator’s and outcomes of personnel within the Directorate: Technical & Planning Services Implement procedures, systems and controls to regulate specific work sequences and general practices / processes as dictated to in environmental health legislation and by – laws Co-ordinates, monitors and controls road and storm- water repair and construction work at specific sites Controlling the utilization of materials and discharging / offloading of materials for repair or reconstruction works Completes internal transactional required quantities of materials The full scope of duties is contained in the job description.
Requirements:
National Diploma in Civil Engineering (NQF 6) Code B Drivers Licence Must be able to communicate in three official languages of the Western Cape Computer in Ms Word / Excel / Outlook Attention to detail Good communication abilities Administration skills Able to handle conflict Able to work under pressure Time Management Good Technical Skills 3-5 years relevant municipal experience.
Responsible to control the treatment process at the water & wastewater treatment works and to supervise subordinates Supervises plant personnel during a defined shiŌ period of a Water Treatment Works to ensure the maintenance of staff discipline and execution of work task Monitor and Control Plant Stock Plant Production and Asset Management The full scope of duties is contained in the job description.
Requirements:
Grade 12 or relevant post matric qualification preferably a NTC 3 in Water Treatment or Waste Water treatment Minimum registration as a Class IV Process Controller as per R3630 or its amendments Trade related qualification: Operators certificate/ Waste water Treatment practice (N3) Code EB Driver’s Licence Basic computer literacy (MS Word / Excel / Outlook) Good Communication skills in two of the three languages of the Western Cape Good writing skills Demonstrate an in-depth working knowledge of treatment technologies, water engineering practises, mechanical- and electrical equipment Supervisory skills Attention to detail Must be able to perform under pressure 5 years’ experience in operating a wastewater purification plant It will be an added advantage if candidates have a proven record of working experience and knowledge of an activated sludge treatment plant.
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