Assistant Director: Disposal Rems

Requirements

A minimum of three-year tertiary qualification (NQF Level 6) in Real Estate Management, Property Management, Law/Property law, Land Administration, Valuation, Town or Regional Planning or Property related qualification Relevant experience in the field. Knowledge: Public Finance Management Act. Financial administration. Procurement directives and procedures. Programme and project planning. Reporting procedures. GIAMADISPOSAL ACT. Deeds. Registry Act. Financial Assistance Land Act (FALA) BBBEE. Treasury Regulations. Skills: Report writing. Accounts and numeric skills. Analytical thinking. Communication skills. Interpersonal skills. Problem solving skills. Organising and planning. Goal and solution orientated. Assertiveness. People and client orientated. Innovative. Ability to work under stressful conditions. Hard working. Ability to communicate at all levels.

Key Responsibilities

Implement and maintain property management policies, procedures and strategies: Implement and maintain property management policies, procedures and frameworks. Provide guidance on compliance with related prescripts, delegations and procedures. Communicate all property management policies and procedures to relevant stakeholders. Co-ordinate the disposal process of redundant and superfluous residential properties: Provide guidance on the 58 process of identifying redundant and superfluous residential properties to be disposed of. Co-ordinate and facilitate the identification process of redundant and superfluous residential properties. Conduct inspections to determine status/conditions of redundant and superfluous residential properties. Co- ordinate the release process of vacant surplus land parcels to achieve Government Land Reform objectives: (Restitution, Distribution, Human Settlements development) Co-ordinate and facilitate the process of identifying vacant surplus land parcels to be released. Verify ownership status of identified vacant surplus land parcels to be released. Co-ordinate the release process of vacant surplus land parcels to achieve Government Land Reform objectives: - (Restitution, Distribution, Human Settlements development) Co-ordinate and facilitate the process of identifying vacant surplus land parcels to be released. Verify ownership status of identified vacant surplus land parcels to be released. Contribute towards enhancing effective and efficient state property management: (Conveyancing and disposal from PMIS) Co-ordinate and facilitate gathering of original conveyance and transfer documentation. Ensure delivery of instructions to the Office of the State Attorney. Accept draft Power of Attorney and transfer documents from Office of the State Attorney in preparation for Delegated Authority to sign. Supervise employees to ensure an effective service delivery.

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