Industrial Sister

Two-a-Day Group Limited, situated in Grabouw, is actively involved in the packing and cold storage of deciduous fruit decidious for local and international markets. We are an employer that promotes equal opportunities and currently has an opportunity for an:

Industrial Sister

We require the services of a qualified nursing sister to provide general medical services to our ±1600 employees.

The key performance areas of the post consist of the following:

• The general management of the clinic, including amongst others budgets and purchasing management
• Medical treatment of employees
• Guidance regarding family planning and primary health care
• Control over all medical and first aid supplies
• The dispensing of medication
• The administering of audiometric tests
• Occupational Health
• Handling and reporting of claims to the Compensation Commissioner
• Liaising with relevant medical practitioners regarding work related incidents.

The successful candidate must be registered with the SANC and SASOHN and preferably meet the following requirements:

• A nursing qualification with a licence for dispensing medication as well as completed training in community health, occupational health, audiometry and family planning with at least three (3) years’ appropriate experience in a similar position
• Being bilingual is a requirement, while the speaking and understanding of Xhosa will strengthen the application
• Good interpersonal and human relations, the ability to work from own initiative as well as computer literacy are further requirements.

Remuneration: In addition to a competitive remuneration package, we offer generous fringe benefits and assistance with relocation where applicable.

Please forward your written application to: The Personnel Officer, Two-a-Day Group Limited, PO Box 43, Grabouw 7160 or by email: hrw@tad.co.za or fax: 021 859-7616.

Closing date for applications: 18 March 2012

If you have not received any feedback within 30 days of the closing date, please accept that your application was unsuccessful.