Deputy Director: Business Continuity And Compliance

In brief

Overview This is a Deputy Director role for Business Continuity and Compliance within the Government Printing Works (GPW), based in Pretoria. The position offers an all-inclusive annual package of R932,292 (Level 11). The role is focused on establishing, implementing, and embedding business continuity and compliance management processes and culture across the organisation. What you will do * **Establish and implement a Business Continuity Management (BCM) process for the GPW:** * Conduct Business Impact Analysis. * Conduct BCM Risk Assessment. * Develop BCM policies and strategies, BCM response strategies, BCM test plans and strategies, and BCM Tools and guidelines. * Facilitate BCM testing, monitoring, and reviews. * **Establish BCM governance structure:** * Facilitate the establishment of GPW BCM governance structure (e.g., Business Continuity Committee; BCM champions forums, etc.). * Develop terms of reference for BCM governance structures. * Facilitate and organize BCM committee meetings. * Perform BCM secretariat functions. * **Establish and implement a compliance management process for GPW:** * Develop and facilitate the implementation of compliance policy and framework/strategy. * Conduct compliance risks management plans. * Facilitate the development of GPW compliance universe and compliance calendar. * Conduct quarterly compliance reports to management and oversight committees. * Develop quarterly compliance reports to management and oversight committees. * **Embed a sound culture of BCM and compliance within GPW:** * Conduct BCM training for all GPW personnel, including regions. * Conduct compliance training for all GPW personnel including regions. * Develop BCM and compliance awareness materials for GPW internal communication. * Conduct BCM and compliance culture assessment survey. * **Manage the Sub-directorate:** * Monitor and ensure proper utilisation and maintenance of equipment. * Evaluate and monitor performance appraisal of subordinates. * Ensure capacity building and training of staff. * Develop job descriptions for subordinates. * Provide inputs to the monthly and quarterly reports sufficient/aligned to Business Plan/APP/Strat Plan. * Provide inputs on the development/review of Business plans with clear roles and responsibilities assigned with the resources requirements identified. Requirements (from the original advert) * A Grade 12 plus Degree (equivalent to NQF level 7 as recognised by SAQA) in Business Administration / Business Management / Risk Management / Business Continuity / Internal Audit / Finance / Law / ICT / Risk Management. * A minimum of 3 years’ experience in Business Continuity Management at an Assistant Director level. * Valid Driver’s licence will be an added advantage. * Understanding of Public Service Act, Public Service Regulations, Labour Relations Act, Skills Development Act. * Good Understanding of the PFMA, Financial Framework, Treasury Regulations. * Understanding of Good Corporate Governance principles (King III Report). * Understanding of all relevant human resources legislative framework, regulations and prescripts. Who should apply Candidates with a relevant NQF level 7 degree and at least 3 years of experience in Business Continuity Management at an Assistant Director level should apply. The ideal applicant will possess a strong understanding of Public Service legislation, financial frameworks, Treasury Regulations, Corporate Governance principles (specifically King III Report), and human resources legislative frameworks. A valid driver’s licence is considered an advantage. Deadline Not specified Reference Original posting: https://www.govpage.co.za/vacancies/government-printing-works-gpw-vacancies-from-dpsa-circular-38-of-2026#spani-ref-gpw-26-09 Source: govpage

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