chief provincial inspector: public transport enforcement unit, Ref No. DOT 07/2026

Apply for chief provincial inspector: public transport enforcement unit at department of department of transport. Closing date 2026-03-20.

Job Summary

Department: department of transport

Directorate: road traffic inspectorate

Province: kwazulu natal

Reference: DOT 07/2026

Closing Date: 2026-03-20

Salary: R582,444

No Of Vacancy: 1

Salary Level: 10

Centre: Inkosi Mhlabunzima Maphumulo House, Pietermaritzburg

Minimum Qualification

  • NQF Level 6 Tertiary Qualification (3-year Diploma/Degree) in Traffic, Management, or Law
  • Basic Traffic Officer's Diploma

Experience Required

7-10 years in Traffic Law Enforcement Supervision

Required Competencies & Skills

  • Extensive knowledge of Traffic Management policies, National Road Traffic Act, and Public Transport regulations
  • Proficiency in vehicle inspections, impoundment procedures, and advanced driving skills
  • Advanced leadership, planning, and organizational skills within a law enforcement context
  • Sound knowledge of the Public Finance Management Act (PFMA) and Treasury Regulations
  • Expertise in project management, mentoring, and coaching subordinates
  • High-level computer literacy and analytical thinking
  • Strong negotiation and community relationship management skills (e.g., liaison with Community Police Forums)
  • Ability to manage service delivery improvements and administrative compliance

Requirements

  • Registered as a Traffic Officer
  • 3-5 years' supervisory experience in Traffic Law Enforcement
  • 7-10 years' total working experience in Traffic Law Enforcement
  • Valid Code A and EC Driving Licences
  • No Criminal Record

Key Responsibilities & Duties

  • Manage the implementation of the operational law enforcement plan for the station or center
  • Complete environmental analyses to serve as a baseline for regional strategic planning
  • Monitor and evaluate annual performance plan (APP) targets on a monthly basis
  • Coordinate integrated partnerships with local authorities and other Law Enforcement Agencies (LEAs)
  • Oversee the optimal operation of Testing Centre Stations (TCS) and ensure compliance with departmental policies
  • Manage administrative systems, including the weekly inspection of registers and the submission of accurate statistics
  • Lead Human Resource processes, including performance management, grievance handling, and quarterly team-building activities
  • Oversee Financial Management by monitoring monthly expenditure, managing overtime planning, and responding to budget queries
  • Ensure rigorous Asset Management, including fleet maintenance, accident monitoring, and loss control for firearms and equipment

Salary Detail

Remunaration

R582444 per annum (level 10)

Salary Criteria

per annum

How to Apply

Contact Detail

Mr S Sithole Tel No: 033 - 355 8826

Reference No:

DOT 07/2026

Application Process

Follow these steps to ensure your application is not disqualified:

  • Step 1: Download the New Z83 Form (2021) below.
  • Step 2: In 'Section A', quote Reference Number: DOT 07/2026
  • Step 3: Ensure you sign and date the form on the last page.
  • Step 4: Click 'Submit Application' to send your Z83 and CV to the department.

For job applications in South Africa, you can easily access the official Z83 form in two convenient ways: Download Z83 (PDF) for a ready-to-use version, or choose the Editable New Z83 Form to complete online before printing. Both options ensure compliance with government requirements and save time during the application process.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Yes. This position requires valid licenses for both motorcycles (Code A) and heavy articulated vehicles (Code EC), as you will be overseeing enforcement across all vehicle classes.
This refers to assessing the specific traffic and crime patterns in your assigned area (e.g., accident hotspots, illegal taxi routes) to ensure the operational plan is targeted and effective.
Yes. As a Chief Provincial Inspector (Level 10), you are responsible for monitoring the station's budget, controlling overtime costs, and ensuring proper asset management of high-value equipment like vehicles and firearms.

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