CP09-2018 Technician G10

University of KwaZulu Natal Johannesburg Full-time

Job Description

The successful incumbent will be responsible for the general maintenance of thebuilding and troubleshooting of problems; liaising with contractors, maintenance staffand School personnel.S/he will be required to provide IT support, support/maintenance of the School Bizhubsand access control into the building. S/he is expected to ensure efficient functioningof the gas banks and safe receipt of equipment in the School. The incumbent isrequired to assist the technical manager in restructuring and preparing work areasand offices.S/he is expected to have good interpersonal communication skills and should have aproven understanding of the health and safety requirements governing a laboratory

Responsibilities + Skills

Education

Matric and three year relevant tertiary qualification

Experience

Two years relevant work experienceProven experience in word processing and spreadsheet

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About the Company

Company Name: University of KwaZulu Natal.
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Website: www.ukzn.ac.za
Company Profile:
The College of Humanities, the largest of UKZN’s four Colleges, is the home of critical thinking, social commentary and robust intellectual debate. It is aptly referred to as “The Soul of the University.”A complex and strategic College, the Humanities comprises six diverse, yet complementary Schools which are located across three of UKZN’s five campuses: Edgewood – situated in Pinetown; Howard College – situated in Durban; and Pietermaritzburg.The College of Humanities is committed to the University’s vision of advancing African scholarship and actively contributes to the intellectual development of the region and the world through teaching and learning, research, development and community engagement. It represents a significant repository on the continent, playing a critical role in the enhancement and promotion of arts, culture, social sciences and education.The College boasts vibrant research, teaching and learning units, many of which are internationally recognised.