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Performance Practitioner

PROVINCIAL ADMINISTRATION: WESTERN CAPE

Western Cape Performance Practitioner Posted 26 Jul 2026 Closes in 8 days

Overview

The Performance Practitioner is responsible for planning, organising, and controlling the activities of staff and contractors involved in developing and maintaining network infrastructure. This role requires experience in network infrastructure management and emphasizes quality control and documentation preparation, including training manuals. Candidates interested in applying must submit their applications online via the Western Cape Government's job portal. Please note that the new Z83 form is required for applications. For full details, including specific requirements, responsibilities, reference numbers, and how to apply, please download and review the official DPSA circular here: https://www.dpsa.gov.za/dpsa2g/documents/vacancies/2026/PSV%20CIRCULAR%2026%20of%202026.pdf.

Requirements

  • An appropriate 3-year National Diploma/B-Degree (equivalent or higher qualification) in Information Technology or related field
  • A minimum of 3 years’ experience in network infrastructure management or information technology
  • A valid (Code B or higher) driving licence

Responsibilities

  • Plans, organises and controls activities of staff and contractors who are responsible for the development of infrastructure
  • Quality control and development of network infrastructure
  • Prepares documentation including training manuals
  • Liaison with client departments
  • Experience in Remote/Telephonic IT support is advantageous

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