JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership;- Johannesburg offers a learning opportunity through the JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership programme. You will have the opportunity to work for 18 months in the Department of Public Safety in Johannesburg.
Johannesburg is the largest city in South Africa with its economic sector focused on financial and commercial services, retail and wholesale, community and social services, as well as the manufacturing sector.
These four main sectors help Johannesburg contribute to the national economy by about 16%. Besides Gauteng at 40%, more than half of the national economy comes from these two major cities.
JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership
Now, Johannesburg is opening an opportunity for the young generation of South Africans to join the JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership programme.
Curious about the program? Check out more information in the article we wrote for you below.
Program Description
Program title: EPWP Traffic Monitor
Recruiter: Johannesburg Department of Public Safety
Location: 22 Village Road, Wimmer Complex
Duration: 18 months
Salary: R3 800m (without interest)
Type: temporary
Duties
The duties for the shortlisted JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership candidates are listed below:
First, their primary duties are to patrol a designated area to enforce common law and order under the National Road Traffic Act, Cabinet Bylaws.
Second, the key performance areas are as follows:
- Assist in prevention of Crime and Maintain Law and Order to ensure the Execution of Duties based on the Batho Pele Principles
- Enforce and execute the provisions set out National Road Traffic Act, CoJ By-laws to ensure Public Safety
- Service Delivery based on the Batho Pele Principles
- Participate in community related services to ensure public safety service delivery based on the Batho Pele Principles
- Assist in executing crime prevention functions to ensure public safety delivery based on the Batho Pele Principles
Eligibility and Requirements
To join the JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership program, the minimum requirements and others must be met. For these, check out the list below:
First, the minimum requirements for the JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership program are:
- Grade 12 and driver’s license
- Will be trained as Traffic Warden
Secondly, the leading competencies that you need for the JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership programme are:
- Humanitarian
- Act with Integrity
- Professionalism
- Courage
- Driving
Thirdly, the core competencies that you should possess are:
- Knowledge of the City’s By-Laws
- National Road Traffic Act
Application
To apply for the JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership program, all you need to do is:
- Complete the online job application form and attach all relevant documents (approved qualifications/qualifications, ID and CV)
- You will be asked to provide a brief description of your work experience in relation to the vacancy
- Applicants with membership in professional bodies must provide the membership number and expiration date
- If you are an internal applicant, your employee number will be required
- The City of Johannesburg reserves the right not to schedule an appointment
- Appointments will be made in accordance with COJ’s Recruitment Policy and people with disabilities are encouraged to apply
- Johannesburg is an equal opportunity employer
- Please note that only online applications will be considered. Please apply using the following link: https://share.hsforms.com/1QeIovrabQ_-lJGcsK1jw2w469tl
Contact
Then, if you still have things you need to ask about the JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership, you can call the number below:
Contact people: Zandile Mgambi
Phone number: (011) 490 7160
Final date
The opportunity to join the JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership program will end on May 10, 2022. Prepare and submit documents online as soon as possible.
We hope this article will help guide you in your future changing opportunity. Finally, good luck with your application for the JMPD Traffic Warden Learnership!