Director: Security and Facilities Management

Department of Higher Education and Training; Pretoria; On-site; ZAR 55 000 - 90 000; Full time

Job summary

An established industry player is seeking a Director of Security and Facilities Management to oversee the development of security policies and facilities management programs. This role demands a strategic thinker with extensive experience in security management, capable of enhancing stakeholder relationships and ensuring compliance with security directives. The ideal candidate will lead initiatives to identify risks, implement safety policies, and manage security service providers effectively. Join a forward-thinking organization dedicated to maintaining a safe and secure environment for its operations and staff.

Qualifications

• 5-10 years experience in Security and Facilities Management.
• At least 5 years at middle/senior management level.

Responsibilities

• Manage NSF security policies and internal security upgrades.
• Develop and implement Facilities Management Improvement Programmes.
• Identify security risks and develop mitigation strategies.

Skills

Security Management

Facilities Management

Project Management

Risk Management

Operations Management

Education

Bachelor’s Degree/Advanced Diploma in Security Management

NQF level 7 qualification

Job description

Job Title: Director: Security and Facilities Management

Location: Gauteng, Pretoria

Deadline: May 28, 2025

Requirements

• An appropriate Bachelor’s Degree/Advanced Diploma (NQF level 7) in Security Management, Property Management, Project Management, Operations Management, Risk Management, Police Management, or a related qualification.
• A minimum of five (5) to ten (10) years’ work experience in Security and Facilities Management, including at least five (5) years at middle/senior management level. Knowledge of Public Service and NSF mandates and strategies.

Duties

1. Manage and develop NSF security policies, maintain and upgrade internal security policies according to the MISS document, MPSS, and related government policies on Security Management.
2. Develop and implement Facilities Management Improvement Programmes aligned with NSF operational requirements; review stakeholder service level agreements to enhance relationships.
3. Develop and maintain security awareness and training capacities for NSF staff.
4. Identify security risks and vulnerabilities within NSF and develop strategies to mitigate them.
5. Implement and monitor Occupational Health and Safety (OHS) policies across NSF premises.
6. Manage security at private residences of officials, including project management of security measures.
7. Oversee personnel security vetting, clearance, physical security, and access control, including contractor management.
8. Manage contract portfolios, ensuring compliance with security directives issued by controlling institutions such as NIA, SAPS, and COMSEC.
9. Develop guidelines for contract management and facilitate awareness workshops within the organization.
10. Plan and monitor space utilization and ensure building compliance.
11. Manage security service providers and contractors effectively.