The Department of Environmental Affairs is seeking an Assistant Director: EP Non-Infrastructure Programmes located in the beautiful Eastern Cape.
This pivotal role involves coordinating the implementation of essential Environmental Program (EP) Non-Infrastructure projects and invasive alien plant clearing activities throughout the province.
The Assistant Director will ensure that all projects comply with operational standards, procedures, and legal requirements, facilitating the development and review of project operational plans.
Engaging with stakeholders to support the operations of these projects is also a key responsibility.
This position plays a significant role in promoting environmental sustainability and natural resource management in South Africa.
By managing invasive alien species and ensuring compliance with environmental legislation, the Assistant Director contributes to the preservation of the province’s biodiversity and natural heritage.
This role not only serves the local community but also aligns with national efforts to combat environmental challenges, making it a vital part of the public service landscape.
Young professionals will find this opportunity particularly appealing as it offers stability and a chance to gain professional experience in a government setting.
The role provides comprehensive training and growth opportunities, allowing individuals to develop their skills in project management, stakeholder engagement, and environmental compliance.
Moreover, this is a chance to make a tangible difference in the community while embarking on a rewarding career path in government.
The Assistant Director position is ideal for those who are passionate about environmental issues and want to contribute to meaningful projects that benefit society.
With a focus on teamwork and leadership, this role will equip you with valuable insights into the operations of the public sector, paving the way for future roles within government.
This is more than just a job; it’s an opportunity to be at the forefront of environmental management and make a lasting impact in South Africa.
