POST 27/02 : RESOURCE CONSERVATION INSPECTOR REF NO: 3/3/1/65/2026
SALARY : R413 001 per annum (Level 08)
CENTRE : Northern Cape: De Aar
REQUIREMENTS : Applicant must be in possession of a Grade 12 Certificate and a National
Diploma in Agriculture/Environmental Management/Nature Conservation/Pest
Management (NQF 6). A minimum of two (2) years relevant experience. Job
Related Knowledge: Agricultural Pest Act, Natural Environmental Management
Act, Natural Environmental Management Biodiversity Act. Knowledge of policy
development. Public Service Act. Public Service Regulations, Public Finance
Management Act. Labour Relations Act, Water Act. Job Related Skills:
Geographical Information System skills. Policy development and analytical
skills. Research and monitoring skills. Leadership skills, Negotiation Skills,
Excellent communication skills (verbal, presentation and report writing).
Knowledge of project planning and management. Inspection and auditing
skills. Problem solving and analysis. Facilitation and coordination skills.
Computer skills. Ability to act with tact and discretion. A valid drivers’ license.
Ability to work extended hours. Extensive travelling.
DUTIES : Surveillance, assess, activate and monitor locust outbreak (control). Response
to locust outbreak reported to verify the outbreak. Conduct ecological risk
assessment in the area. Organise and plan control. Inspection and monitor
control units. Conduct post control evaluation (impact assessment). Identifying
and make recommendation for research needs. Manage the storage of
chemicals in the district locust areas Surveillance, assess, execute and monitor
blackfly outbreak. Monitor and evaluate blackfly larvae population. Identify the
position of the rapids (control site). Administer trial to determine the dosage
rate for each rapid in preparation of the control operations. Execute control
operation. Conduct post control monitoring and evaluation to determine the
impact of the control action. Identifying and make recommendation for research
needs/challenges and solution. Surveillance, assess, activate and monitor
quelea (bird) outbreak. Response to outbreak report for verification. Conduct
pre-inspection / evaluation to determine the extent of the outbreak, Conduct
the ecological risk assessment of the area. Plan, organise, co-ordinate and
manage control operation. Conduct post control monitoring for
remediiation/sanitary and evaluation of the impact. Identifying and make
recommendations for research needs/challenges and solutions. Conduct
training and awareness campaigns. Identify, planning and organising of
training. Training of prospective migratory pest outbreak controllers. Conduct
awareness campaign. Management of Migratory Pests Data. Capturing
outbreak data. Mapping of data areas.
ENQUIRIES : Dr Ikalafeng B Kgakatsi Tel No: (012) 319 6775
APPLICATIONS : Applications can be submitted by hand delivery during office hours to 20 Steve
Biko Street, Agriculture Place, Arcadia, Pretoria, 0002 or by email
NCIrecruit65@nda.gov.za
NOTE : EE Target: African, Coloured Females and persons with disability.
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