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National Sea Rescue Institute is a nonprofit organisation that has a goal to prevent drowning through education, through preventative measures and through rescue. The Organisation updates and improves on their skills and techniques and we continuously investigate new technologies. The organisation visits schools around the country teaching children about water safety, what to do in an emergency and how to do basic hands-on CPR. Sea Rescue has built an online training centre for our crew and extended this platform to include free courses for the public as well.  other preventative measures include emergency signage, Pink Rescue Buoys for flotation, Lifeguards and active patrols during peak season.

Sea Rescue seeks to appoint five Emergency Operations Centre Operator, to be based in Western Cape.

Remuneration: R237 826 Annual gross

Appointment date: 1 May 2019

Responsibilities:

  • Receive emergency calls from public nationwide, and transferring them to the relevant NSRI rescue station, or (appropriate emergency service) as effectively as possible. This includes monitoring public tracking systems for emergency notifications
  • Provide operational support to NSRI stations during operations and activities (monitoring communications, logging / tracking / reporting, etc.), assisting stations to effectively perform rescues
  • Conduct administrative tasks. data capture, data processing, etc. will be a large component of the job

Requirements:

  • Matric
  • Communication skills in both verbal and written language (preferably multilingual)
  • Ability to type and capture correct details quickly
  • Administration skills
  • Computer skills (the job involves extensive use of computer programmes for both operational and administrative aspects)
  • Must be IT literate, and comfortable learning and performing in new software programmes and systems
  • Sea Rescue (preferably) / emergency services knowledge and skills (e.g. radio protocols, navigation ability, etc.)
  • Geographical knowledge of the SA coastline and waterbodies
  • An ability to learn quickly and respond to un-programmed situations (multi-task)
  • An ability to deal with pressure, stay cool, as well as be able to keep busy during quiet times
  • An innovative attitude to researching background information required for input to operational requirements during calls
  • Relevant Rescue environment / emergency control room experience is advantageous. (Sea Rescue, Fire services, emergency medical services, etc.)
  • Character traits should include enthusiasm, integrity, patience, self-control, loyalty, confidentiality and a positive outlook on life

To apply, submit a CV together with a letter of motivation and three contactable references to [email protected]

NSRI is an equal opportunity employer and we welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds.

Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for an interview.

The Gross Annual Amount includes 13 cheques / pays.

Deductions that come off this include 7% pension, 50% of the monthly medical aid premium and 1 % UIF.

Benefits over and above the annual amount include 8% pension, 50% medical aid 1 % UIF, as well as death and disability cover.

Errors and omissions excepted.

Overtime pay and Inconvenient work allowances are not offered.

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The National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI) is a voluntary non-profit organization in South Africa tasked with saving lives on South African waters. It consists of 31 coastal stations and 4 inland stations serviced by over 1000 volunteers equipped with 96 rescue craft, 38 rescue vehicles, 16 quad bikes and 11 tractors.The NSRI works closely with other Search and Rescue organisations in South Africa. These include the South African Navy, the South African Air Force and the South African Red Cross Air Mercy Service to coordinate air-sea rescue.

Sea Rescue is the charity that saves lives on South African waters.

Company Overview

Sea Rescue (NSRI) is run by over 900 highly skilled, unpaid volunteers who are on standby day and night throughout the year.Donations and sponsorships cover our annual running cost of R52.5m. The volunteers save us a salary bill in excess of R250m per annum.We have 31 bases around the coast; 4 are on inland dams, a fleet of 90 rescue craft, 28 rescue vehicles, 10 quad bikes and 10 tractors. We also have access to a range of helicopters. We enjoy a good working relationship with other emergency services and we believe that it is through team effort that lives are saved.The NSRI education arm, called WaterWise Academy, teaches children what to do in an emergency and gives them the confidence to initiate basic bystander CPR while they wait for the ambulance to arrive. The WaterWise Academy targets disadvantaged youth, because statistically they are the most at risk (South African Medical Research Council, 2006).Our technical experts, our auditors and our board of Directors are also all unpaid volunteers.NSRI has an open book policy and our financial statements are available at State Libraries for your convenience. Articles of Association are available on request.

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0 USD Western Cape CF 3201 Abc road Full Time , 40 hours per week National Sea Rescue Institute (NSRI)

National Sea Rescue Institute is a nonprofit organisation that has a goal to prevent drowning through education, through preventative measures and through rescue. The Organisation updates and improves on their skills and techniques and we continuously investigate new technologies. The organisation visits schools around the country teaching children about water safety, what to do in an emergency and how to do basic hands-on CPR. Sea Rescue has built an online training centre for our crew and extended this platform to include free courses for the public as well.  other preventative measures include emergency signage, Pink Rescue Buoys for flotation, Lifeguards and active patrols during peak season.

Sea Rescue seeks to appoint five Emergency Operations Centre Operator, to be based in Western Cape.

Remuneration: R237 826 Annual gross

Appointment date: 1 May 2019

Responsibilities:

  • Receive emergency calls from public nationwide, and transferring them to the relevant NSRI rescue station, or (appropriate emergency service) as effectively as possible. This includes monitoring public tracking systems for emergency notifications
  • Provide operational support to NSRI stations during operations and activities (monitoring communications, logging / tracking / reporting, etc.), assisting stations to effectively perform rescues
  • Conduct administrative tasks. data capture, data processing, etc. will be a large component of the job

Requirements:

  • Matric
  • Communication skills in both verbal and written language (preferably multilingual)
  • Ability to type and capture correct details quickly
  • Administration skills
  • Computer skills (the job involves extensive use of computer programmes for both operational and administrative aspects)
  • Must be IT literate, and comfortable learning and performing in new software programmes and systems
  • Sea Rescue (preferably) / emergency services knowledge and skills (e.g. radio protocols, navigation ability, etc.)
  • Geographical knowledge of the SA coastline and waterbodies
  • An ability to learn quickly and respond to un-programmed situations (multi-task)
  • An ability to deal with pressure, stay cool, as well as be able to keep busy during quiet times
  • An innovative attitude to researching background information required for input to operational requirements during calls
  • Relevant Rescue environment / emergency control room experience is advantageous. (Sea Rescue, Fire services, emergency medical services, etc.)
  • Character traits should include enthusiasm, integrity, patience, self-control, loyalty, confidentiality and a positive outlook on life

To apply, submit a CV together with a letter of motivation and three contactable references to [email protected]

NSRI is an equal opportunity employer and we welcome applicants from diverse backgrounds.Only shortlisted applicants will be contacted for an interview.

The Gross Annual Amount includes 13 cheques / pays.

Deductions that come off this include 7% pension, 50% of the monthly medical aid premium and 1 % UIF.

Benefits over and above the annual amount include 8% pension, 50% medical aid 1 % UIF, as well as death and disability cover.

Errors and omissions excepted.

Overtime pay and Inconvenient work allowances are not offered.

2019-03-21

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