Department of Transport (DOT) Vacancies

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The aims to lead the development of integrated efficient transport systems by creating a framework ofsustainable policies,  regulations, and implementable models to support government strategies for economic, social, and international development. The department focuses on achieving competitive transport costs, safety and security improvements, reduction in infrastructure backlogs, improvement in access, and reduction of time in transit.

Salary Range

Position Salary Range
Intern/Entry Level R10,000 – R25,000 per month
Junior/Mid-Level R25,000 – R60,000 per month
Senior/ R60,000 + per month

Department of Transport (DOT) Requirements and Eligibility

The requirements and eligibility criteria for positions at Department of Transport (DOT) vary depending on the specific job role. It is important to review the job description and application details for each vacancy to ensure you meet the necessary qualifications and experience.

Skills and Competencies

  • Strong knowledge of transport systems
  • Excellent communication and interpersonal skills
  • Analytical thinking and problem-solving abilities
  • Teamwork and collaboration
  • Attention to detail and organizational skills

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Types of Job at Department of Transport (DOT)

    1. Air Traffic and Navigation Services (ATNS)

Responsible for managing air traffic in South Africa and ensuring safe
and efficient flight operations.

    1. Airports Company South Africa (ACSA)

Manages and operates major airports in South Africa, providing
high-quality services to passengers and airlines.

    1. Cross-Border Road Transport Agency (C-BRTA)

Regulates and facilitates cross-border road transportation in South
Africa, ensuring with international agreements.

    1. Driving Licence Card Account (DLCA)

Responsible for the issuing and management of driving license cards in
South Africa.

    1. Passenger Rail Agency of South Africa (PRASA)

Manages passenger rail services in South Africa, ensuring safe and
reliable transportation for commuters.

    1. Ports Regulator of South Africa

Regulates the economic and operational activities of ports in South
Africa, ensuring fair competition and efficient operations.

    1. Railway Safety Regulator (RSR)

Monitors and regulates railway safety in South Africa, ensuring
compliance with safety standards and preventing accidents.

Provides compensation to victims of road accidents in South Africa,
ensuring access to healthcare and financial support.

    1. Road Traffic Infringement Agency (RTIA)

Administers the Road Traffic Infringement Scheme in South Africa,
managing the payment and processing of traffic fines.

    1. Road Traffic Management Corporation (RTMC)

Coordinates road traffic management efforts in South Africa, ensuring
safe and efficient transportation systems.

    1. South African Civil Authority (SACAA)

Regulates civil aviation activities in South Africa, ensuring compliance
with safety and security standards.

    1. South African Maritime Safety Authority (SAMSA)

Ensures the safety and security of South African waters, promoting safe
maritime operations and protecting the marine environment.

    1. The South African National Roads Agency SOC Ltd (SANRAL)

Manages and maintains national roads in South Africa, ensuring safe and
efficient transportation for road users.

Key Performance Areas

  • Ensuring efficient transport systems
  • Developing and implementing transport policies
  • Regulating and enforcing transport regulations
  • Maintaining and improving transport infrastructure
  • Monitoring and evaluating transport operations

How To Apply for Department of Transport (DOT) Vacancies

To apply for vacancies at Department of Transport (DOT), you will need to
complete the Z83 Application for Employment form. You can download the
form here. Additionally, ensure that
you have an updated CV and any supporting required for the
specific position you are applying for.

Advantages of Working for Department of Transport (DOT)

  1. Opportunity to contribute to the development of efficient transport systems
  2. Career growth and development opportunities
  3. Work-life balance considerations
  4. Collaborative work environment
  5. Competitive benefits package

Department of Transport (DOT) & Internship Programs

Department of Transport (DOT) offers learnerships and internship programs
to provide young individuals with practical experience and skills
development opportunities in the field of transport. These programs aim
to develop a new generation of professionals in the sector.

Preparing for a Department of Transport (DOT) Interview

  1. Research the Department
  2. Review the Job Description
  3. Prepare Examples
  4. Show Enthusiasm
  5. Ask Questions

More Information

For more information about the Department of Transport (DOT), please visit
their official website: www.transport.gov.za.

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