Control Works Manager: Fm Compliance Services

In brief

**Overview** This is a 12-month contract position for a Control Works Manager: FM Compliance Services (Reference No: 2026/382) at the Department Of Public Works And Infrastructure. The role is based at the Head Office in Pretoria and offers a salary of R605,742 per annum (Level 10), excluding benefits. The role is focused on ensuring compliance within facilities management services. **What you will do** * Monitor and enforce compliance with the Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) Act, National Building Regulations, PFMA, GIAMA, and relevant SANS standards across departmental facilities and infrastructure. * Develop, implement, and maintain compliance monitoring frameworks, checklists, and registers for Total Facilities Management (TFM) and other facilities management contracts. * Conduct compliance audits and site inspections of TFM service providers and contractors to verify adherence to service level agreements (SLAs), statutory requirements, and departmental policies. * Review Facility Condition Assessment (FCA) reports and other technical reports to verify the regulatory and statutory compliance of building infrastructure and escalate non-conformances for corrective action. * Evaluate professional service providers’ and contractors’ bids and appointments for compliance with the Supply Chain Management Framework and Government procurement prescripts. * Liaise with regulatory bodies, statutory councils, and internal stakeholders (Legal, Supply Chain Management, Risk Management) on compliance-related matters affecting facilities management. * Compile and submit compliance monitoring reports, non-compliance registers, and corrective action plans to management on a monthly and quarterly basis. * Support the development, implementation, review, and regular updating of standardised FM compliance policies, procedures, and practice manuals for the Department. * Provide input into risk management processes relating to facilities compliance, including the identification, assessment, and mitigation of compliance risks. * Assist project and contract managers in resolving compliance-related disputes arising at different stages of TFM and facilities management projects. **Requirements (from the original advert)** * A minimum of bachelor qualification in engineering at NQF level 7 as recognised by SAQA. * Appropriate three years' post-qualification experience in building services. * A valid driver’s Licence. * Knowledge of: * The Occupational Health and Safety Act * The PFMA and National Building Regulations * Government Procurement systems in the built environment * Technical knowledge of key functions related to best practice within integrated Facilities Management * Supply Chain Management Framework and Government budget procedure * Skills: * Computer Literacy in MS Office (MS Word, MS Excel, MS PowerPoint, and MS Outlook) * Report-writing skills * Planning and organising * Project management skills * Leadership skills * Problem-solving * Facilitation skills * Effective communication skills **Who should apply** The ideal candidate should possess attributes such as patience, understanding, trustworthiness, dependability, innovation, hard work, and analytical thinking. They should be able to work under pressure, be self-motivated, and creative. **Deadline** Not specified **Reference** Original posting: https://www.govpage.co.za/vacancies/department-of-public-works-and-infrastructure-vacancies-from-dpsa-circular-39-of-2026#spani-ref-2026-382 Source: govpage

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• Microsoft Excel
• Microsoft Office
• Project management
• Health and safety (OHS)
• Driver's licence

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