Supply Chain Clerk (Supervisor) REF NO: SMCHC 02/2026

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Overview The Kwazulu Natal Department Of Health is seeking a Supply Chain Clerk (Supervisor) for their department, with reference number SMCHC 02/2026. This role involves overseeing various supply chain management functions and providing human resource management within the team. What you will do The successful candidate will be responsible for: * Overseeing the Supply Chain Management (SCM) department, including acquisition, demand, logistics, and asset control. * Providing human resource management, such as implementing in-service training and development programmes, and monitoring staff performance using EPMDS. * Planning and organising resources in the most effective manner to ensure optimal utilisation. * Ensuring the management of assets, including maintaining asset registers, barcoding, and disposal of condemned assets. * Ensuring proper management of contracts, encompassing monitoring and processing monthly payments. * Compiling and submitting monthly and quarterly reports to Head Office. * Overseeing the management of stock levels and ensuring proper storage according to stock management procedures. * Ensuring stocktaking is conducted on a quarterly basis at stores. * Monitoring, training, and supervising SCM staff members. Requirements (from the original advert) * Grade 12 Certificate / Standard 10 or Equivalent. * 3-5 years’ Experience. * Valid Driver’s licence code 08/10. * Computer Literacy in MS Word, Ms Excel, Ms Outlook, Ms Power-point. * Computer Certificate will be an added advantage. * **Note for shortlisted candidates:** All shortlisted candidates will be required to provide certified copies of educational qualifications, Identity Documents, Drivers Licence, Computer certificate and proof of experience (Not Z17 endorsed by HR office, indicating clearly details of periods of experience and roles). * **Knowledge, Skills, Training and Competence Required:** * Job Knowledge. * Interpersonal relations. * Flexibility. * Teamwork. * Planning and organising. * Language (Good verbal and written communication skills). * Knowledge and understanding of Public Finance Management service, Treasury Regulations, Supply Chain Management, HR prescripts and Policies. * Basic knowledge and understanding of the legislative framework governing the Public Service. * Basic knowledge of work procedures in terms of the working environment. * Basic knowledge of supply chain duties, practices, as well as the ability to capture data, operate computer, and collect statistics. Who should apply An ideal candidate is an individual with a Grade 12 certificate, 3-5 years of relevant experience, and a valid Driver’s Licence (code 08/10). They must be proficient in MS Word, Excel, Outlook, and Power-point, with a Computer Certificate being an added advantage. The candidate should possess strong job knowledge, interpersonal skills, flexibility, teamwork, and planning and organising abilities. Good verbal and written communication skills are essential. Furthermore, the applicant must have knowledge and understanding of Public Finance Management service, Treasury Regulations, Supply Chain Management, HR prescripts and Policies, and the legislative framework governing the Public Service. They should be capable of supervising staff, managing assets, contracts, stock, and compiling reports within a supply chain context. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.myjobmag.co.za/job/supply-chain-clerk-supervisor-ref-no-smchc-02-2026-kwazulu-natal-department-of-health Source: myjobmag

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• At least 3 years of experience.

• Microsoft Excel
• Driver's licence

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