TRAFFIC SURVEYORS WANTED – JOB OPPORTUNITY IN SOUTH AFRICA 🇿🇦

Are you an unemployed South African looking for a job opportunity? Here is an opportunity to apply for a Traffic Surveyor position. If you have Grade 12 and are interested in working in the traffic and transport sector, consider submitting your application.

Position: Traffic Surveyor

Requirements:

• Must be a South African citizen.
• Must have Grade 12 (Matric).
• Must be willing to learn and follow instructions.
• Must be observant, reliable and responsible.
• Must have good communication skills.
• Must be able to work carefully and accurately when collecting information.

Duties and Responsibilities

Traffic Surveyors assist with collecting information about vehicles, road users and traffic movement. The information gathered can help with transport planning, road safety improvements and traffic management.

Depending on the project, duties may include observing and recording the number of vehicles passing a specific location, collecting traffic data, monitoring road-user movements and completing survey records accurately. Applicants should be prepared to follow project instructions and work professionally.

How to Apply

Interested and qualifying South African applicants can send their applications via email to the address below:

📧 Email: [email protected]

Use Traffic Surveyor Application as the subject of your email. Include your updated CV and relevant qualifications, such as your Grade 12 certificate, if requested.

Before applying, ensure that your contact details are correct and that all the information in your application is accurate.

Important Notice: Applicants should confirm the full job requirements, work location, contract duration and any additional documents needed directly with the recruiter. The information provided here does not guarantee employment or selection.

If you meet the requirements, prepare your CV and submit your application for consideration.

Good luck to everyone applying! Share this opportunity with other unemployed South Africans who may be interested.