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Pietermaritzburg, situated within the Msunduzi Municipal boundary, is the Capital City of The Province of Kwa-Zulu Natal. Pietermaritzburg has come a long way from the quiet, colonial outpost it once was. Today, it is a modern South African city that is home to over 600 000 people of diverse culture… read mores.
Minimum Qualifications/Requirements:
Matric/Grade 12
Bachelor’s degree/ BTech [NQF 7} in Security Management / Policing / Public Administration / or equivalent.
7 years’ extensive experience and subject matter expertise in Safety and Security environment of which 5 years should be at a managerial level in Safety and Security Management, Law enforcement
CCTV experience
Valid Code B driver’s license.
Sound knowledge of Safety & Security Legislation: Road Traffic Legislation, and Municipal ByLaws;
Good communication skills
Good written and verbal communication skills
Good listening and problem-solving skills
Good Financial Management skills
Problem solving skills and Customer Care
Clear criminal record
Accountability and Ethical Conduct
Key Performance Requirements:
This incumbent shall oversee the development, implementation, and maintenance of safety and security initiatives within the municipality’s jurisdiction.
Identify and pursue new opportunities for business development and expanding the CCTV footprint.
Maintain compliance with all relevant legal and regulatory requirements related to safety and security.
Checking and verifying through internal audit processes. inspection records and registers of testing equipment and instruments against standards stipulated by laws and regulations;
Promoting and enhancing of a safe and crime free society within the jurisdiction of the municipality and detecting crime prone areas, protection of the municipal assets/ properties including staff and visitors;
Build and maintain strong relationships with stakeholders, such as government officials, community leaders, and other organizations
Overseeing the execution and procurement of approved budgetary items to circumvent overexpenditure of votes and ensure that approved commodities are acquired in terms of the Municipal Financial Management Act, 2003
Communicating with the Council’s Financial Section on audit findings and recommendations and institute the necessary investigational or corrective measures.
Liaising with various departments and important stakeholders in crime combating and prevention, designing and initiating capacity building programs to enable the Municipality to better incorporate crime prevention issues into the IDP
Deadline:18th November,2025
Apply via company website ( N / A ) or
www.msunduzi.gov.za