REF NO: 2026/04/OCJ

SALARY: R325 101 – R382 959 per annum (Level 07). The successful candidate will be required to sign a performance agreement.
CENTRE: Free State Provincial Service Centre

REQUIREMENTS:
A National Diploma in Supply Chain Management, Economics, Finance, Financial Management, Procurement, Logistics, or Public Administration, or an equivalent degree at NQF level 6, is required of applicants. a minimum of one year of experience in a setting related to supply chain management. An additional benefit will be having a current driver’s license. As part of the evaluation process, all selected candidates will participate in a pre-entry practical exercise to ascertain their suitability based on the technical and general criteria of the position. Knowledge and abilities: Proficiency in administrative and procurement processes. becoming familiar with the Public Financial Management Act.

Familiarity with the foundations, rules, and practices of supply chain management. Understanding of financial management and budgeting. understanding of procurement regulations and pertinent laws before contracts are awarded. The Public Service Act of 1994. Familiarity with National Treasury laws, Public Service Regulations 2016, and PPPFA laws. strong knowledge of Batho Pele Principles, departmental frameworks (such as COIDA and BBBEE codes), and departmental prescriptions.
Microsoft Office computer proficiency, as well as a strategic and intellectual focus. The ability to plan, organize, and solve problems. Interpersonal skills and money management. Time management and decision-making. Report writing and communication abilities.

DUTIES:
Offer acquisition and demand services. On the electronic purchasing system, record the specifications. On the appropriate system, approve the requisitions. Make sure vendors are paid within 30 days. Make sure that the application of services for logistical support. Verify that the system has authorized vendors. Make sure that products are recorded in databases and registers. Make ensuring that asset records are compiled and keptup to date. Check that parts and people in need are receiving equipment and accessories.

Make sure the asset registry is verified and shop services are provided. Make sure the storeroom’s access is controlled. Take inventory and create a stocktaking report.
Oversee employees in supply chain management. Create, implement, and keep an eye on work systems and procedures to guarantee effective and efficient operation.

ENQUIRIES : For technical inquiries, contact Mr. TJ Diphoko at (051) 492 4523.
For HR-related inquiries, contact Ms. D. Peters at (051) 492-4523.

APPLICATION : Applications can be sent via email at 2026/04/OCJ@judiciary.org.za
NOTE : Candidates that meet the organization’s objectives for employment equity will be given preference.