Assistant Director: Internal Audit

Requirements

An NQF level 7 qualification in Accounting/ Auditing or CIA. An NQF level 8 will serve as an added advantage. Three (3) years’ experience in internal auditing Three (3) to (5) five years’ experience in the water sector and/or local government will serve as an added advantage. The disclosure of a valid unexpired driver’s license (for both manual and automatic driving). Knowledge of Internal Audit Standards. Understanding of Public Finance Management Act (PFMA), Treasury Regulations and guidelines. Knowledge in Public Service Anti-corruption strategy and anti-corruption and fraud prevention measures. Knowledge of equal opportunities and affirmative action guidelines and laws. Knowledge and understanding on Human Resource Management legislation, policies, practices and procedures. Understanding of departmental policies and procedures. Knowledge of government financial systems, principles and practice of financial accounting. Knowledge of frameworks for managing performance information, business strategy transaction and alignment. Problem solving and analysis. People and diversity management. Client orientation and customer focus. Good communication skills both (verbal and written). Accountability and ethical conduct.

Key Responsibilities

Previse and execute internal audit compliance, performance and consulting projects. Execute ad-hoc projects. Draft internal audit reports. Contribute towards the development of the three year and annual internal audit plan. Participate as a team member in the direct assistance to the Auditor General of South Africa’s regularity audit. Compile monthly and quarterly reports to the accounting officer and audit committee. Compile weekly time sheets and review those of subordinates. Participate in the annual review of internal audit governance documents.

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