Assistant Director: Ethics And Integrity Management – Midrand – National Office

About the Role

The National Office in Midrand is seeking a dedicated professional for the role of Assistant Director: Ethics and Integrity Management. This position is vital within the public service sector, ensuring that ethical standards are upheld across governmental operations. The successful candidate will play a crucial role in fostering a culture of integrity, transparency, and accountability, which are fundamental pillars for the trust placed in public institutions by the citizens of South Africa.

This role is particularly significant in Midrand, a hub for various governmental departments, where the Assistant Director will work closely with senior management and stakeholders to monitor and report on the implementation of ethics and integrity policies. By ensuring compliance with the e-Disclosure system and managing conflicts of interest, the Assistant Director directly contributes to the enhancement of public trust and the integrity of the public service.

About the Department

The National Office is dedicated to maintaining high ethical standards and integrity management within public service. Its mission focuses on promoting transparency, accountability, and the responsible conduct of public officials. Working in this department allows employees to be at the forefront of ethical governance, making a meaningful impact on the community and fostering a culture of accountability within the public sector.

What You’ll Do

• Monitor and report on the implementation of e-Disclosure prescripts for SMS Members and other categories.
• Review and contribute to the development of Fraud Prevention and Anti-Corruption Policies.
• Ensure compliance and report on conflicts of interest, including acceptance of gifts and remuneration for work outside the public service.
• Conduct ethics awareness initiatives and provide input on ethics risk assessments.
• Support the Ethics Governance Structure meetings and monitor the implementation of Lifestyle Audits.
• Supervise and develop staff to enhance the department’s capacity in ethics management.

What You’ll Need

• A National Diploma in Public Administration or an equivalent qualification at NQF level 6, as recognized by SAQA.
• A minimum of three years of experience in Integrity and Ethics Management, with at least one year at a supervisory level.
• Knowledge of the e-Disclosure system and relevant ethics management frameworks.
• Certification as an Ethics Officer is an advantage, along with a valid driver’s license.
• Strong understanding of the RSA Constitution, Public Service Act, and relevant directives related to ethics management.

How to Apply

Applications can be sent via email to the instructions provided below.