PAN SOUTH AFRICAN LANGUAGE BOARD (PANSALB) Pan South African Language Board (PanSALB) is a statutory body established in terms of Act 59 of 1995 (as amended) for, inter alia, the creation of conditions for the development and for the promotion of equal use and enjoyment of all the official South African languages. PanSALB seeks to appoint results-driven, assertive and dedicated individuals to fill the following position at our Organisation DEPUTY DIRECTOR: INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY SUPPORT INFRASTRUCTURE Permanent post Salary Package: R733, 257 per annum (All-inclusive package, of which a portion can be structured according to the individual’s needs) Reference: 25/2020 Location: Head Office (Pretoria)
Competencies required: Financial awareness, Inter-governmental relations, Public sector governance, Project management and administration, Knowledge of Communication Technology systems and procedures, Problem identification and solution development, Knowledge of hardware platforms and their capabilities and limitations, Software problem understanding and identification, Knowledge of XML/XSL, Knowledge of relevant server. Multi-task. Advance Computer literacy. Conflict resolution. Customer service. Compliance. Business acumen. Adaptability/ Flexibility. Decision Making. Planning and Organising. A valid drivers’ licence and preparedness to travel, work outside normal hours and willingness to accept responsibility and perform any other ad-hoc function as may be required. Sound knowledge of the PanSALB Act, assertiveness, Trustworthy, ethical and professional with integrity. Must be creative, self-driven, and results oriented. Ability to work. Key Performance Areas: The successful incumbent will be expected to perform amongst others but not limited to the following tasks and responsibilities: Implementation IT strategy and Master Systems Plan; Implementation of infrastructure strategy; Implementation and evaluation of infrastructure systems Internet, intranet and telecoms systems; Monitor user access management; and configuration management; Business applications development; Ensure the availability and effective running of all systems; Applications deployment; Application hardware and software inventory; Implementation of Backup and recovery plans; Management of network design, tuning and optimisation. Maintain ownership for own work, performance management and development. Provision of ICT service desk and user support services. Define, negotiate, and manage agreements with external ICT service providers. Ensure compliance with governance requirements with regards ICT legislation and regulatory frameworks. Satisfy all ICT audit requirements. Maintain a secure and virus-free environment. Financial and human resources management of the ICT unit. Appointment of successful candidates will be strictly subject to the result/ outcome of Personnel Suitability Checks. PanSALB reserves the right not to make appointments. Applications must be submitted on a signed and dated PanSALB Z83 Application Form (obtainable from our Social Media Links (Facebook/Twitter) and must be accompanied by a comprehensive CV (Including certified copies of qualifications and Identity Document. Applications with foreign qualifications must be accompanied by a SAQA evaluation report on the qualification. Incomplete applications will not be considered. It will be expected of candidates to be available for interviews on the date and place determined by PanSALB. Interested individuals are invited to forward their applications via e-mail to applications@pansalb.org Enquiries: Bongani Mahlangu OR Dikeledi Nkhona Tel: (012) 341 9638. Closing Date: 03 August 2020 “One Nation, Many Languages”
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