Operational Manager: Buildings Opportunity at City of Johannesburg
Position Overview
Join the City of Johannesburg’s Community Development Department as an Operational Manager for Buildings at the Alexandra Museum. Lead maintenance operations and preserve cultural heritage in this vital municipal role.
Key Details
- Salary: R35,043.67/month (basic pay before benefits)
- Location: Alexandra Museum, Cnr Richard Baloyi & 7th Avenue, Alexandra
- Department: Arts, Culture & Heritage
- Job Reference: Vacancy Circular 093/2025
Minimum Requirements
- Grade 12/NQF Level 4 certificate
- National Diploma in Building Management, Facilities Management or Civil Engineering (NQF 6)
- 3-4 years experience in building/facilities management
Core Responsibilities
Facility Management
- Oversee building maintenance and infrastructure repairs
- Manage pest control and environmental safety measures
- Implement OHASA compliance programs
Operations Leadership
- Develop emergency response plans
- Lead team performance management
- Coordinate budgeting and financial planning (MFMA compliance)
Strategic Functions
- Improve asset management systems (GRAP 17 standards)
- Enhance stakeholder relationships
- Implement risk management protocols
Required Competencies
- Technical knowledge of municipal infrastructure policies
- Proven leadership and team management skills
- Advanced Microsoft Office proficiency
- Excellent written communication for technical reporting
Application Process
Documents Required:
- Certified copies of qualifications
- Updated CV with employment references
- Professional membership certificates (where applicable)
How to Apply
Applications only accepted online:
City of Johannesburg Application Portal
Important Notes
- Closing Date: 18 August 2025
- Employment equity candidates prioritized
- Background checks required for shortlisted candidates
- No application fee required
Contact Information
Enquiries: Karabo Nhlapo
Tel: 011 407 6553
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