About the Role
The National Prosecuting Authority is seeking a dedicated Enforcement Officer to join its team in Mthatha. This vital role is key in supporting the integrity of the public service by ensuring that financial transactions related to criminal asset recovery are managed efficiently. As an Enforcement Officer, you will play a crucial part in facilitating the Supply Chain Management process, identifying curators, and collaborating with law enforcement agencies to recover assets that have been unlawfully obtained. Your contributions will directly impact the community, helping to restore justice and uphold the rule of law.
Working in Mthatha, this position provides an opportunity to engage with various stakeholders and support the fight against crime in South Africa. The work you do will not only benefit the state but also provide closure for victims of crime by ensuring that justice is served. This role is a significant stepping stone for anyone looking to make a meaningful impact in the public service.
About the Department
The National Prosecuting Authority’s mission is to ensure that justice is delivered to all South Africans. With a commitment to upholding the law and protecting the rights of individuals, the department focuses on prosecuting criminal cases and recovering assets that have been obtained through unlawful means. Working here means being part of a team that champions accountability, transparency, and ethical conduct in government.
What You’ll Do
- Facilitate the Supply Chain Management (SCM) process for identifying curators and appointing auctioneers.
- Monitor the performance of curators to ensure timely collection of funds due to the state.
- Conduct financial reconciliations on curator accounts and the criminal asset recovery account.
- Capture finance information such as curator disbursements, fees, and payments to victims within the system.
- Process payments and perform investigations to identify assets derived from criminal activities.
- Collaborate with law enforcement agencies and regulatory bodies to share intelligence.
- Maintain accurate records of seized assets and ensure compliance with legal standards.
- Provide administrative support to leadership and other staff in case management.
What You’ll Need
- An appropriate B-degree (NQF level 7) or a three-year Diploma (NQF level 6) in Finance or an equivalent qualification.
- A minimum of three years’ relevant experience in a similar role.
- Strong strategic capability and leadership skills.
- Proficient in general management, administration, and communication.
- Excellent people management, customer focus, and responsiveness.
- Knowledge of relevant Acts including PSA, PFMA, and POCA.
- Proficient in MS Office Suite and financial management systems.
- A valid driver’s license is required.
How to Apply
Please refer to the application instructions provided below.
Requirements
An appropriate B -degree (NQF level 7) or Three (3) year Diploma (NQF level 6) in Finance or equivalent.Demonstrable competency in acting Independently, Professionally, Accountable and with Credibility.
Three (3) years’ relevant experience.
Strategic capability and leadership.
General management, administration, and communication skills.
People management and empowerment skills.
Customer focus and responsiveness.
Planning and prioritizing, including interpersonal relation skills.
Problem solving and Decision-making skills.
Knowledge of the following Acts: PSA, SA Archives, PFMA, POCA, Administration of Estates, Insolvency, NPA, Access to Information and SCM Framework.
Knowledge of Finance, Supply Chain Management, Information Management.
Knowledge of NPA and AFU policies and procedures relevant to the job functions.
Skills in MS Office suite, specifically MS Word, Excel, Outlook, Power Point, Visio and MS Project.
Skills in ECMS and iBase, including Operations Management, Public, Information and Finance Management and Writing.
Skills in Administration systems, Task/time management, conflict and Analytic.
A valid driver’s licence.
Job Duties
Facilitate the SCM process of identifying curators and appointing auctioneers.Monitor the performance of curators or delegated officials to ensure prompt collection of money due to the state.
Perform reconciliations on curator accounts and the criminal asset recovery account.
Capture finance information on the system: Curator disbursements and fees, deposits, and payment to victims.
Process payments.
Conducting investigations to identify assets that are the proceeds of criminal activities.
Collaborating with law enforcement agencies and regulatory bodies to share intelligence and resources.
Maintaining accurate records of seized assets and their legal status.
Ensuring compliance with legal requirements and regulations related to asset forfeiture.
Providing support to the units’ leadership and other staff members in case management and administrative tasks.
