SALARY : R1 266 714 per annum (Level 13), (all-inclusive package)
CENTRE : Pretoria/ Head Office
REQUIREMENTS : An appropriate MBCHB Degree and a post graduate qualification in Occupational Medicine (NQF 08). Registered with the HPCSA with a valid driver’s license Plus minimum of 5 years middle/senior management level in Occupational Health/ Medicine, Knowledge of: Knowledge of Mine Health and Safety Act and other occupational health related prescripts, knowledge of the mining sector in South Africa and internationally, Knowledge of policy development techniques, Knowledge of policy analysis processes, Knowledge of international legislation and local legislation and interface with mines’ health regulations, Knowledge of research processes, knowledge of the Occupational Health trends and challenges, Knowledge of the public service legislation Skills: Management of people and finances, Strategic development and implementation, Policy development, Networking skills, presentation and
report writing skills, Stakeholder management, Communication skills, Project management skills, General management skills Thinking Demand: Rigorous non-corruption thinking relating in the development and implementation of plans and strategy, Managerial mindset relating to economics, Ability to source or identify sources of credible information from local and international sources.
DUTIES : Resolve disputes on findings of medical unfitness of mine employees through the appeals process as provided for in the MHS Act. Collect and analyse statistics gathered from Medical Reports. Co-ordinate and ensure quality assurance of the process to receive and archive mine closure employee
medical records. Participate /make inputs in mine health and safety accidents/ accident investigations (occupational medicine). Liaise / collaborate with relevant compensation houses with aspects related to compensation. Provide specialist advice/ information regarding HIV/AIDS/TB in the mining industry
and liaise with the Department of Health and other relevant organisations dealing with TB/HIV. Manage the Directorate.
ENQUIRIES : Dr. D Mokoboto Tel No: (012) 444 3613
APPLICATIONS : Email to Recruitment04@dmpr.gov.za