SCM Practitioner: Traditional Assets Administration REF NO: 22/1/3/6/3/51/2026 (CS) at KwaZulu-Natal Department: Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs
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In brief
**Overview** This role is for an SCM Practitioner specializing in Traditional Assets Administration within the KwaZulu-Natal Department of Cooperative Governance and Traditional Affairs. The department's mission is to strengthen inter-governmental cooperation, support local governance institutions, and facilitate stakeholder engagement to deliver people-centred services. The SCM Practitioner will be responsible for ensuring an asset administration service specifically for traditional assets. **What you will do** Key responsibilities for this role include: * Undertaking financial reconciliations (including adjusting entries) of the asset register with the general ledger and financial statement. * Ensuring support during traditional institutions' stock takes. * Facilitating the loss control procedure and effecting correct journal entries on the LOCO system. * Exercising control of human resources. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * Senior Certificate/Grade 12/NQF Level 4. * Minimum of 3 years asset management (SCM) experience. * Valid driver’s licence. * Sound knowledge of Supply Chain Management. * Sound knowledge of PFMA, Treasury regulations, SCM prescripts. * Functional knowledge of assets management. * Public Service Act. * Public Service Regulation. * Basic Conditions of Employment Act. * Numeracy skills. * Report writing skills. * Listening skills. * Interpersonal skills. * Good communication skills (verbal & written) with staff, management, traditional institutions, public and other departments. * Intermediate computer literacy (MS Word, Excel). **Who should apply** This position is suited for a candidate with a Senior Certificate or Grade 12 qualification and at least three years of experience in asset management within Supply Chain Management (SCM). The ideal applicant will possess a valid driver’s licence and have a strong understanding of public sector financial and administrative regulations, including PFMA, Treasury regulations, SCM prescripts, the Public Service Act, and the Basic Conditions of Employment Act. Essential skills include numeracy, report writing, listening, interpersonal, and strong verbal and written communication, along with intermediate computer literacy in MS Word and Excel. The role requires someone capable of financial reconciliations, stock-taking support, loss control procedures, and human resource control specifically related to traditional assets. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/scm-practitioner-traditional-assets-administration-ref-no-22-1-3-6-3-51-2026-cs-kwazulu-natal-department-cooperative-governance-and-traditional-affairs Source: myjobmag
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