Deputy Director: Assurance Services

Requirements

A National Senior Certificate / an equivalent plus an appropriate undergraduate qualification (NQF 6) in in Auditing/Accounting or an equivalent qualification in the relevant field / area as recognized by the South African Qualification Authority SAQA). Registration in the professional body such as Institute of Internal Auditors (registered as CIA), South African Institute of Chartered Accountants (CA-SA) or Internal Control Institute will be added advantage. Five (5) years’ experience of which three (3) years must be at Junior Management / Assistant Director level in the same or related field. Valid driver’s license (with exception of persons with disability). Core And Process Competencies: Strategic Capability and Leadership, People Management and Empowerment, Programme and Project Management, Financial Management, Change Management, Knowledge Management, Service Delivery Innovation, Problem solving and Analysis, Client Orientation and Customer focus, Communication. People Management, Financial Management, Problem Solving, Planning & organizing, Time Management, Policy analysis, Good Communication skills; Facilitation skills; Presentation skills; Coordination skills. Knowledge And Skills: Advanced computer literacy, Knowledge of PFMA, BAS, PERSAL, LOGIS, Treasury regulations, Financial Management, Project Management, Programme Management, Risk identification and management, extensive knowledge and interpretation of accounting and reporting standards and good understanding of government Standard Chart of accounts, Sound and in-depth 145 PUBLIC knowledge of relevant prescripts and understanding of the legislative framework governing the Financial Management, Treasury Regulations, Financial Practise Notes, Public Service Act, Public Service Regulations, Labour Relations Act, Public Finance Management Act.

Key Responsibilities

Supervise coordination and quality assurance of requested information and responses to audit matters from assurance providers within standardized timeframe. Analyze audit findings raised by AGSA, SIAS and other Assurance Providers. Discuss the audit findings with affected directorates. Monitor the implementation of the action plans and ensure that progress is reported to Provincial Treasury and Executive Management. Report and update on the progress made on mitigation measures. Coordinate meeting between the department and Assurance Providers

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