City of Tshwane
(EMSS189-2026) HYDRANT OFFICER (3 POSTS)
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(EMSS189-2026) HYDRANT OFFICER (3 POSTS)
DEPARTMENT: EMERGENCY SERVICES
Division: Business Operations
Section: Emergency Planning
Location: Citywide
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Reference number
EMSS189-2026
Position
HYDRANT OFFICER (3 POSTS)
To be advertised
Internal
External
This position seeks to attract
African female
African male
Coloured female
Coloured male
Indian female
Indian male
White female
White male
Person with disability
All categories
Job level
T10
Scale
R357 972,00 – R497 184,00 per annum
Estimated remuneration package
R488 598,00 – R665 789,00 per annum
Job purpose
To ensure that all street fire hydrants are in a functional condition
Appointment requirements
Grade 12 1475 SAQCC Fire Technician Course may be an added advantage A plumbing qualification or N4 in Plumbing may be an added advantage At least one year’s relevant experience in a fire hydrant maintenance environment A valid Code B driving licence Computer literacy in Microsoft Office Must have reasonable levels of physical and medical fitness Willingness to be assigned to any geographical fire station in Tshwane Willingness and ability to be on standby and work after hours on weekends and public holidays Must undergo a criminal record check and such a person shall allow their fingerprints to be taken by the Tshwane Metro Police Department at own cost
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Good communication skills; having integrity; intelligence; concealment skills; patience; innovative thinking skills; being energetic; imagination; flexibility; willingness to accept responsibility; decisiveness; ability to pay attention to detail
Primary functions
Ensure that all street fire hydrants are in a functional condition for use in the event of a fire through inspection, maintenance, servicing and measurement of flow and pressure annually Establish if hydrants conform to fire safety standards
SAP
S70018374; S70018375; S70018378
New/natural attrition
Natural attrition
Enquiries
Elsie Malomane (012 358 4603) or Agnes Ndwamato (012 358 8637)
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