Site Inspector (GMG/SEG 1)

KEY OUTPUTS:

• Accurate site inspection reports submitted 
• Regulations of the Authority enforced 
• Accurately updated client file 
• Weekly, monthly and quarterly reports prepared, and daily reports where necessary
• Appropriate utilization of resources 
• Surveillance feeds monitored 

KEY RESPONSIBILITIES:

Field Based 

• Undertakes site inspections during pre-licensing and post-licensing processes
• Completes and submits site inspection checklists and reports highlighting any issues detected 
• Inspects and recommends that a facility is ‘fit for purpose’ 
• Conducts site inspections and post-licensing activities and generates reports
• Inspects production areas and plants or products for any exceptions 
• Records licence premises inventory as needed 
• Monitors records of licenced premises inventory as needed 
• Reports on non-compliant entities and/or individuals 
• Generates site inspection reports 

Administrative 

• Prepare and submits reports 
• Views off-site feeds for licensed sites during activities and report on incidents and exceptions 
• Alerts Site Inspector and Monitoring Supervisor of any possible breaches of given licence Serves as witness during appeals or court proceedings 
• Adheres to established, relevant policies and procedures of the Authority 

Other Responsibilities 

• Any other job-related duties as assigned by the Site Inspection and Monitoring Supervisor.

KEY COMPETENCIES:

Core 

• Good oral and written communication skills 
• Outstanding organizing and time management skills 
• Good planning and organizing skills 
• Good integrity/ethics exercised in the performance of duties 
• Good teamwork and co-operation skills 

Technical 

• Monitoring and assessment 
• Planning 
• Ecosystems Management 
• Knowledge and interpretation of environmental and planning legislation
• Information Management 
• Technology and Resource Management 
• Proof Reading and Referencing Services 
• Communication and Service Delivery 

QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE REQUIREMENTS:

• First degree in Business Administration or Public Administration or any other related field from a recognised tertiary institution 
• 2-3 years’ working experience 
• Experience in an investigative environment would be an asset 
• Knowledge of local laws on the use of medical and sacramental ganja

SPECIAL CONDITIONS OF THE JOB:

• Extensive local travelling 
• This position involves extensive field work. 
• Field work may require walking considerable distances on uneven surfaces with exposure to pesticides and fertilizers. 
• There may be exposure to volatile situations and security risks are highly possible. This position requires a flexi 40-hour work week working unsocial hours and may require the incumbent to work on weekends and public holidays. 

Please note that only shortlisted applicants will be contacted.