Environmental Officer Control Grade A: Development
Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning (Western Cape) · Western Cape Government, Western Cape, South Africa
Closes 30 November
- Location
- Western Cape Government, Western Cape, South Africa
- Salary
- R636 798 per year
- Posted
- 7 November 2026
- Closing date
- 30 November 2026
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REF NO: EADP 24/2026 (3-Year Contract) Department of Environmental Affairs and Development Planning REQUIREMENTS: An appropriate 4-year Degree (or equivalent qualification) in Environmental Management, Natural or Environmental Science ora related field with Botany as a major subject; A minimum of 6 years’ relevant post -qualification experience; A valid driving licence (Code B or higher). Note: People with disabilities that restrict driving abilities but have reasonable access to transport may also apply. Competencies: Knowledge in the following: Implement environmental legislation; interpret the Constitution of the Republic of South Africa and the Constitution of the Western Cape in relation to environmental management; apply the principles of environmental management; implement policies and procedures of the Directorate and Department; maintain professional registration with the South African Council for Natural Scientific Professions (SACNASP); undertake specialised botanical training and courses in Fynbos; apply botanical knowledge and practices in environmental management, with specific reference to the Western Cape Province; interpret and apply relevant environmental laws in South Africa; conduct awareness - raising activities relating to botanical practices; conduct research and compile technical reports; apply basic to advanced knowledge of terrestrial and/or freshwater aquatic plants and animals, their functioning and interactions with one another and the biological environment within the Western Cape Province. DUTIES: Contribute to the development of systems (including information management systems), decision-making processes, policies and protocols to promote and maintain healthy natural ecosystems, habitats and landscapes (including the urban landscape) and a sustainable environment in the Western Cape Province; Perform scientific advisory, regulatory and liaison functions as well as compiling or reports and correspondence relating to biodiversity; Initiate/participate in internal and external capacity building exerci ses and provide accurate reporting of statistical information; Conduct inspections and investigations into complaints and referrals of non- compliance with environmental legislation and to ensure that biodiversity priorities are integrated and adequately ad dressed in all enforcement actions within the Western Cape. SALARY: R636 798 per annum, (OSD as prescribed plus 37% in lieu benefits). CENTRE: Western Cape Government ENQUIRIES: Mr Achmad Bassier Tel No: (021) 483 3506 PLANNING INTELLIGENT MANAGEMENT
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