A relevant NQF level 6 qualification in Local Government Finance, Management Accounting or Financial Accounting. One (1) to (2) two years’ experience in Financial Accounting. Knowledge and understanding of financial Legislation, policies, practices and procedures. Knowledge and understanding of financial prescripts such as DORA and PFMA. Knowledge of administrative and clerical procedures and systems. Knowledge of equal opportunities and Affirmative action guidelines and laws. Knowledge of learning and teaching procedures and techniques. Departmental policies and procedures. Knowledge of governmental financial systems. Planning and organizing skills. 76 Teamwork and good computer literacy. Problem solving and analysis. People and Diversity Management. Client orientation and customer focus. Good communication skills both (verbal and written). Accountability and ethical conduct.
Render BAS maintenance on the financial system. Update records on the system which include: creating, deleting and amending of BAS segment codes; updating, amending of SCOA structures; creating, deleting and amending of BAS printer paths; maintenance of user codes and access levels; assistance with monthly and yearly closure of the Basic Accounting System (BAS); workflow maintenance of regions and Head Office; maintaining of budget profiles and access; solving of user related queries and system errors; requesting of reports by Directorates, Regions, auditors and Managers; monitoring and clearing of outstanding transactions on BAS; and updating of the translation tables on PERSAL. Ensure that employees receive relevant BAS financial training and scheduling relevant courses with SITA. Attend to audit-related inquiries. Gather and submit information requested by auditors within the required time. Provide inputs on BAS policy amendments. Ensure the implementation of policies and procedures.
R325 101 per annum (Level 07)
7 November 2025