DEPUTY DIRECTOR: ELECTRICAL (REF NO: DHET 18/09/2026)

An appropriate bachelor’s degree/advanced diploma (NQF Level 7) in Electrical engineering or related qualification, Recognized South African Trade Qualification in an Electrical -related trades (Electrician, Millwright, Instrumentation, Electronics) Assessor as well as a Moderator Certificate and a valid Driver’s license. Registration with the National Artisan Moderation Body as an assessor/moderator will be an advantage. A minimum of three (3) to five (5) years of industry-related workplace experience after qualifying as an artisan and three (3) years’ management experience in Artisan Development (Training, ARPL and Trade Testing). Willingness to travel Knowledge of assessment and quality assurance methods and principles. Knowledge of policies and processes related to artisan training, ARPL and trade testing in the Electrical environment. Knowledge of Batho Pele Principles. Knowledge of staff management. Knowledge of the Skills Development Act, Public Finance Management Act and the Occupational Health and Safety Act. A good understanding of the trade test regulations, ARPL Criteria and Guidelines as well as processes and guidelines of the Quality Council for Trades and Occupations and the National Artisan Moderation Body. Ability to plan, organize, manage, and monitor activities and processes within the unit. Ability to implement and comply with related artisan policies and procedures and manage and quality assure the provision of trade testing services. Coordination and group facilitations skills. Skills to interpret and understand the policy. Skill to develop, improve and implement standard operating procedures and processes. Problem analysis, risk identification and report writing. Conflict management and general human and financial resource management skills. Computer literacy (MS Word, Excel, PowerPoint). A valid driver’s license. 7

Maintain and manage accreditation status for trade testing, ARPL in Electrical and liaise with INDLELA internal and external stakeholders. Manage the provisioning of credible ARPL and trade testing in Electrical environment, implement, and maintain internal quality assurance. Monitor and conduct internal and external moderation. Effective management and utilization of resources as well as supervising and development of staff within the unit. Effective planning, control of finances, budgeting and procurement of testing resources in Electrical workshops. Ensure workshop area is safe and conducive to quality trade testing and ARPL services in Electrical trades. Identify and manage risk within the unit. N.B. All shortlisted candidates will be required to complete a relevant competency exercise.ENQUIRIES: Mr R Kgare/Ms XE Rikhotso/Ms P Morota Tel No: (012) 312 5165/5513/6389

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