Deputy Director: Logistical Support

About the role

The Department of Correctional Services is hiring a Deputy Director: Logistical Support, based in National Head Office Directorate Logistics. This is a permanent post, paying R932,292 a year. How to apply: should be submitted online at https://careers.dcs.gov.za/. Emailed, post or hand delivered applications will not be considered. Reference number to quote: HO 2026/11/35 Closing date: 09 November 2026 @ 15H45. Use the new Z83 form and attach a detailed CV. Note: Appointment under the Public Service Act.

Responsibilities

• Manage and ensure integrity in operational databases of the LOGIS.
• Formulate electronic policy for LOGIS based on legislation.
• Managing security policies within the LOGIS application.
• Management of LOGIS training.
• Formulation, development, maintenance of and advise on training material for courses that support Logistical supply chain management.
• Monitor and evaluate Logistical supply chain management courses and material.
• Management of LOGIS information.
• Manage and provide support for the marketing of LOGIS.
• Manage the constant updating of the homepage of Logistics.
• Design, formulate and review policies, processes and procedures in line with departmental policies, guidelines and procedures and monitor the implementation thereof.
• Managing the evaluating/monitoring of LOGIS.
• Manage feedback on audit queries.
• Manage performance information.
• Management of human resources, finance and assets.

Requirements

• Degree/National Diploma in Logistics Management/Supply Chain Management or relevant qualification.
• 3-5 years’ experience in a supervisory/management at ASD level in a similar environment.
• Computer literacy.
• Valid driver’s license.
• Competencies And Attributes:
• Knowledge of Public Finance Management Act
• Supply Chain Management Guide for Accounting Officers (Section 6)
• Logistical Information System Manual (LOGISM)
• DCS Strategic Plan (Key departmental objective A1)
• Public Service Regulations
• HRM Policies/procedure and Skills Development Act
• Act 97 of 1998
• Analytical thinking
• Applying technology and problem analysis
• Ability to access and utilise information
• Liaison (internal/external)
• Creativity, initiative and innovative
• Financial management, problem solving, decision making and facilitation skills
• Plan, organize, lead and control
• Change management, project management, presentation, conflict management, training and communication skills