The Department of Transport is seeking dedicated Transport Safety Officers for three key locations: Makhuduthamaga in Sekhukhune, Makhado in Vhembe, and Lephalale in Waterberg.
In this important role, you will be at the forefront of ensuring road safety by gathering vital information about hazardous locations and researching effective solutions.
Your daily tasks will include implementing and facilitating road safety education programs, planning impactful awareness campaigns such as the Arrive Alive initiative, and establishing community road safety forums.
Your efforts will play a crucial part in enhancing road safety standards, ultimately benefiting the community and contributing to the nation’s safety.
This position is not just a job; it is an opportunity to make a tangible difference in the lives of South Africans.
By promoting road safety awareness and education, you will help reduce accidents and save lives, serving as a vital resource for your community.
The role also allows you to develop professionally, offering the chance to gain valuable experience in public service and government operations.
You will be involved in meaningful initiatives that have a lasting impact, making this a rewarding opportunity for individuals passionate about public safety and community development.
For young South Africans eager to kickstart their careers, this role in the Department of Transport presents an excellent opportunity for professional growth and stability.
You will receive training and support that will enhance your skills, making you a well-rounded candidate for future roles within government and public service.
This position not only opens doors to a career in government jobs but also places you in a pivotal role to influence road safety positively.
Join the mission to create safer roads and communities while building a stable career path in the public sector.
This is your chance to be part of something bigger, to contribute to the safety and well-being of your community while developing your professional journey in South Africa’s government landscape.
