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PROVISIONING ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICER: DEMAND & ACQUISITION

Department of Social Development · Mopani District Office

Closing date
6 November 2026
Reference
DSD/2026/160
Salary band
R 338 106
Application method
Email application
Listing status: Source check pending

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Vacancy information from the employer

Department: Department of Social Development Location: Mopani District Office Salary: R338 106 per annum (Level 07) Requirements: Grade 12 plus an appropriate qualification at NQF 6 in Financial Management / SCM / Procurement Management / Logistics or equivalent qualification in the relevant field or area as recognised by SAQA. A minimum of 1-2 years experience in Supply Chain Management. Valid motor vehicle driver’s license (with exception of persons with disabilities). Knowledge And Skills: Knowledge of the Supply Chain Management framework, Public Finance Management Act (PFMA), Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA), Treasury Regulation, Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (B-BBEE) and other relevant prescripts. Duties: Provide regular status/progress reports to management highlighting trends, problems, risks, deviations, delays and make appropriate recommendations for improvement. Determine possible future need for service by conducting a gap analysis. Manage and maintain the database of all suppliers. Ensure quality reporting on sourcing of goods and services. Consolidate procurement plan based on inputs from various units. Capacity building to all users on new procedures or systems implemented for the purpose of needs and market analysis. Assist with the development of acquisition plan or strategy. Purchase goods and services that meet users’ requirements. Ensure that contractual obligations are met to administer the flow of orders as well as ensuring that all orders are invoiced. Receive and process requisition. Ensure that the Service Level Agreements are met. Monitor and make Quality 214 Assurance of the incoming and outgoing requisition. Ensure that requisitions are in line with the BEE as well as the South African Vendor Market. Enquiries: General enquiries about the advertised posts should be directed to Mr S Rasivumo / Ms ME Gafane / Mr LI Mosehlana / Mr Moraba BV Tel No: (015) 230 4387 / 4391 Closing Date: 2026-11-06T23:59:00+02:00

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Requirements

  • ✓Grade 12 plus an appropriate qualification at NQF 6 in Financial Management / SCM / Procurement Management / Logistics or equivalent qualification in the relevant field or area as recognised by SAQA
  • ✓A minimum of 1-2 years experience in Supply Chain Management
  • ✓Valid motor vehicle driver’s license (with exception of persons with disabilities)
  • ✓Knowledge And Skills: Knowledge of the Supply Chain Management framework, Public Finance Management Act (PFMA), Preferential Procurement Policy Framework Act (PPPFA), Treasury Regulation, Broad Based Black Economic Empowerment Act (B-BBEE) and other relevant prescripts

Key responsibilities

  • •Provide regular status/progress reports to management highlighting trends, problems, risks, deviations, delays and make appropriate recommendations for improvement
  • •Determine possible future need for service by conducting a gap analysis
  • •Manage and maintain the database of all suppliers
  • •Ensure quality reporting on sourcing of goods and services
  • •Consolidate procurement plan based on inputs from various units
  • •Capacity building to all users on new procedures or systems implemented for the purpose of needs and market analysis
  • •Assist with the development of acquisition plan or strategy
  • •Purchase goods and services that meet users’ requirements
  • •Ensure that contractual obligations are met to administer the flow of orders as well as ensuring that all orders are invoiced
  • •Receive and process requisition

About Department of Social Development

Social Development is responsible for social welfare policy and services - social grants administration (via SASSA), child protection, support for people with disabilities, substance abuse services, and community development programmes.

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