Alright, let me try to figure out how to create the best SEO-friendly title for this job posting. The user wants it to follow the pattern of the examples given, which are pretty structured. Looking at the examples: 1. “Fundraising Consultant Vacancies (X2 Posts)” 2. “Social Worker Vacancies at The Department of Labour(X5)” 3. “Store Assistant Job opportunity at Spitz” 4. “Exxaro Maintenance Job Opportunity” They all start with the job title, then mention vacancies or job opportunity, include the number of posts if applicable, and then the institution name. The titles are concise, under 55 characters, and include keywords that would help in search engine optimization. Now, looking at the job posting provided: – The institution is the Department of Water and Sanitation. – There are two posts mentioned: – POST 36/122: VETTING INVESTIGATOR REF NO: 171025/02 – POST 36/121: SENIOR VETTING INVESTIGATOR REF NO: 171025/01 Since there are two different positions but only one each, I can’t say “X2 Posts” for both together. However, each post is a separate vacancy. But the examples sometimes don’t mention the number if it’s just one. Wait, the examples show that when there are multiple posts, like X2 or X5, they include that, but for single posts, they just write “Job opportunity at…”. In the given content, there are two vacancies but for different roles. So maybe it’s better to treat them separately. But the user might want a single title for the entire article. Hmm, tricky. The article lists two vacancies, so maybe I can generalize it to “Vetting Investigator Vacancies at Department of Water and Sanitation”. But that’s two different levels, Senior and regular. But the examples have exact numbers when it’s the same role. Since these are two different roles, I can’t combine them as X2. So maybe it’s better to go with “Vetting Investigator Vacancies at Department of Water and Sanitation” without the number, similar to the Spitz or Exxaro examples. Checking the character count: “Vetting Investigator Vacancies at Department of Water and Sanitation” is about 60 characters, which is over the limit. Need to shorten it. Maybe “Vetting Investigator Jobs at Water and Sanitation Dept” is shorter. Let’s count: “Vetting Investigator Jobs at Water and Sanitation Dept” is 53 characters, which fits. Alternatively, “Vetting Investigator Vacancies at DWS” is even shorter, using the acronym DWS for Department of Water and Sanitation. That’s 39 characters. But is DWS commonly known? The user might prefer the full name for SEO. Comparing both: – “Vetting Investigator Jobs at Water and Sanitation Dept” is precise and under 55. – “Vetting Investigator Vacancies at DWS” is shorter but less clear for SEO. The first option is better for SEO despite being slightly longer. But the user specified not to include the year and keep it under 55 characters. Another approach: “Senior & Junior Vetting Investigator Jobs at DWS” – but then it’s 47 characters but uses “Junior” which isn’t in the original. The original says “Senior Vetting Investigator” and “Vetting Investigator”. So sticking to “Vetting Investigator Jobs at Water and Sanitation Dept” seems safest and most accurate. Or maybe “Vetting Investigator Vacancies at Water and Sanitation”. “Vetting Investigator Vacancies at Water and Sanitation” is 50 characters. Perfect. Yeah, that’s better. It’s clear, includes key terms, and is concise. Vetting Investigator Vacancies at Department of Water and Sanitation

Alright, I need to rewrite this job post to make it professional, natural, and clean. First, I’ll start by understanding the original content. It has two job listings for the Department of Water and Sanitation in South Africa: Vetting Investigator and Senior Vetting Investigator.

I need to organize the information clearly. The original has a lot of paragraphs and some repetitive sections. I’ll structure each job separately with clear headings, requirements, duties, and application details. I should use bullet points for better readability.

The note at the beginning is important, so I’ll keep that but make it concise. I’ll ensure all deadlines and application links are prominent. The salary and location should be easy to spot.

For the schema markup, I need to include all required fields like datePosted, description, hiringOrganization, jobLocation, and title. Also, add recommended ones like baseSalary and employmentType. The date format must be ISO 8601, and the currency in ZAR.

I’ll avoid any unnecessary tags and keep the HTML simple. The email isn’t provided, so I’ll just link the application portal. Finally, I’ll place the schema script at the end, ensuring it’s complete and accurate for both jobs.

Let me start by outlining each section, simplifying the language, and ensuring all details are included. I’ll double-check that the schema has all necessary info and that the formatting is clean.

Department of Water and Sanitation Job Vacancies

Key Application Information

Closing Date: 17 October 2025

Application Method: Online applications only via https://erecruitment.dws.gov.za/

The Department reserves the right not to fill these positions. Correspondence will only be with shortlisted candidates.

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