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RTMCRef No:Enquiries:Tel:Fax:E-mail:13/2RP H Plaatjies012 999 5296086 695 2952PaulusP@rtmc.co.zaTRAFFIC OFFICER’S CAREER INFORMATION1.WHY IS THE CAREER OF TRAFFIC OFFICER’S SO IMPORTANT?Traffic Officer’s enforce the rules of the road and signs. They ensure that all road usersincluding pedestrians use our roads in an orderly and safe manner. The main purpose ofTraffic Officer’s is to ensure the safe and free flow of traffic to prevent road crashes anddeaths on our roads.2.WHAT DOES ONE DO IN THIS CAREER?A distinction is made between Provincial Traffic Officers and Municipal Traffic Officers.Provincial Traffic Officers perform their duties within the boundaries of Provinces andMunicipal Traffic Officers perform their duties within the boundaries of Municipalities.Provincial Traffic Officers are also known as Provincial Inspectors. They enforce complianceof the National Road Traffic Act, National Land Transport Act and AdministrativeAdjudication of Road Traffic Offences Act. They control traffic, inspect vehicles forroadworthiness and enforce road traffic signs and rules of the road.3.WHAT WILL THE WORKPLACE BE LIKE?Provincial Inspectors and Traffic Officers spent most of their working hours outdoors on theroads. A small portion of their time is spent in courtrooms and offices doing administrativeduties. They do their patrol duties mainly in motorcars and some on motorcycles and on foot.1 P a g eExecutive Director: Mr CP Letsoalo (Acting Chief Executive Officer)
4.WHAT INSTRUMENTS, TOOLS OR MATERIALS WILL ONE WORK WITH?Speed-measuring apparatus, alcohol test apparatus, measuring tapes, mass-measuringapparatus, summons books, infringement notices etc.5.WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES AND DRAWBACKS OF THIS CAREER? Advantages:Working with people and helping them to obey traffic rules, assisting toreduce the number of road crashes and thus saving lives. Drawbacks:Be able to work with people with various personalities, having to workduring holidays and weekends.Performing duties in all weatherconditions.6.HOW DO I BECOME A TRAFFIC OFFICER?You first need to be employed by Provincial Government, Municipality or GovernmentAgency such as the Road Traffic Management Corporation or Cross Border Road TransportAgency. Vacant posts are advertised by these Authorities in the Open Media.You therefore need to check your local and national newspapers on a regular basis. Youmay also contact any Local or Provincial Authority directly to enquire whether vacanciesexist and when posts will be advertised.7.8.WHAT ARE THE MINIMUM REQUIREMENTS TO BECOME A TRAFFIC OFFICER? South African Citizenship Grade 12 or equivalent No criminal record Code B driving Licence ( manual transmission) Medical Certificate – that a person may do strenuous exercises. Applicants shall not be older than 35 years of ageWHERE DO I TRAIN AS A TRAFFIC OFFICER?Once you are employed as a Traffic Officer / Traffic Trainee you will be sent to one of the 13Traffic Colleges approved by the Minister of Transport. Only the following Traffic Collegesand Metro Police Academies may currently train Traffic Officers in South Africa.2 P a g eExecutive Director: Mr CP Letsoalo (Acting Chief Executive Officer)
NAME1.Limpopo Traffic Training CollegeCITY/PROVINCEPolokwane - Limpopo2.Boekenhoutkloof Traffic Training CollegePretoria - Gauteng083 676 51333.KZN Traffic Training CollegePietermaritzburg – KZN(033) 394 02024.Lengau Traffic Training CollegeBloemfontein - Free State(051) 409 04445.Mangaung Traffic Training CollegeBloemfontein – Free State(051) 412 81006.Gene Louw Traffic Training CollegeCape Town – Western Cape(021) 983 15017.Durban Metro Police AcademyDurban – KZN(031) 701 04628.Johannesburg Metro Police AcademyJohannesburg - Gauteng(011) 429 50109.Tshwane Metro Police AcademyPretoria – Gauteng(012) 358 000510. Ekurhuleni Metro Police AcademySprings – Gauteng(011) 812 870011. Port Elizabeth Traffic Training CollegePort Elizabeth – Eastern Cape(041) 390 450112. Matjhabeng Traffic Training CollegeWelkom – Free State(051) 876 222413. Cape Town Metro Police AcademyCape Town - Western Cape(021) 447 23669.CONTACTNUMBER(015) 967 0467WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A METRO POLICE OFFICER AND A TRAFFICOFFICER?Metro Police Officers are trained as Traffic Officers and on certain functions of PoliceOfficers. Before you can become a Metro Police Officer you must be trained and registeredas a Traffic Officer. In addition to all their duties as Traffic Officers; Metro Police Officersalso focus on crime prevention and the enforcement of Municipal by-laws.10.CAN I STILL TRAIN ON MY OWN AS A TRAFFIC OFFICER EVEN IF I AM NOTEMPLOYED?No, however, you can study Traffic Management related courses at various FET Colleges orUniversities.These courses should give you an advantage when Authorities advertiseTraffic Officers posts.11.WARNINGIt should be noted that the Local or Provincial Authorities normally pay the training fees tothe Traffic College electronically. Learners must take caution and not pay any individual tosecure “a space” at a Traffic Training College. Applicants are advised to ensure that theColleges that they use for the Basic Traffic Officer’s Course are fully registered, accreditedand approved in terms of the Natioanl Road Traffic Act. For further information the RoadTraffic Management Corporation (RTMC) may be contacted on telephone number 012 9995200 or visit our website on www.rtmc.co.za.3 P a g eExecutive Director: Mr CP Letsoalo (Acting Chief Executive Officer)
12.CAN I BE INVOLVED IN ROAD SAFETY WITHOUT BEING A TRAFFIC OFFICER?Yes, you can do so by starting to obey all rules of the road yourself. Wear a seatbelt whenyou are a passenger in a vehicle fitted with seatbelts. Wear bright colour cloths at nightwhen you are a pedestrian and always cross a road at a pedestrian crossing whenavailable.You can also register as a Voluntary Public Traffic Observer (VPTO) at www.rtmc.co.za.The participation by members of the Public in this project is entirely voluntary - As avoluntary public Traffic Observer (VPTO), you will be required only to observe, record andsubmit the required information to the RTMC. A VPTO will undertake this voluntary task asinconspicuously as possible, for their own safety and security reasons, and will at no time beentitled to stop and/or confront a suspected or alleged traffic offender - Persons registeredas Traffic Observers (VPTOs) will not be compensated in any manner for this voluntaryservice - VPTOs will not receive privileges of any nature and no special markings for theirvehicles will be provided for their own safety and security reasons. Any VPTO wishing to layformal charges against a fellow road user who committed an offence, must follow the normalprocedures and approach their nearest Traffic Authority or Police Station for further advicein this regard.13.WHAT CAN I DO IF I AM A PASSENGER IN A VEHICLE AND I NOTICED THAT THEDRIVER OR THE VEHICLE DOES NOT COMPLY WITH THE RULES OF THE ROAD?Phone the RTMC’s Call centre Number: 0861 400 800 (Not toll free) with full particulars ofthe vehilce and its location. A Traffic Officer will be requested to assist where possible.14.I GRADUATED FROM AN APPROPRIATELY RECOGNIZED TERTIARY TRAININGINSTITUTION, WHICH IS PROPERLY REGISTERED WITH THE DEPARTMENT OFHIGHER EDUCATION. IT SEEMS AS IF MY DEGREE COURSE IS NOT TAKEN INTOCONSIDERATION BY METRO POLICE AND TRAFFIC DEPARTMENTS WHEN THEYAPPOINT PERSONNEL. WHY IS THIS THE CASE AND WHAT MUST I DO?Firstly, make sure you meet the requirements for the position that you applied for.All Tertiary Training Institutions, registered with the Department of Higher Education, maydevelop their own training courses. The Traffic Fraternity is many times consulted to provideinput into the curriculums and course content of these courses. The traffic fraternity has nojurisdiction over Tertiary Institutions. Tertiary Institutions enroll students in terms of theirown regulations and successful students will graduate with fully recognized Diplomas /Degrees.All Local Authorities, Provincial and Metro Police Departments are autonomous in regard toappoint of officials to various positions. Each Departments will decide individually on their4 P a g eExecutive Director: Mr CP Letsoalo (Acting Chief Executive Officer)
appointments. Higher qualifications should put you in a better position to compete dposts.Candidates who meet the entry requirements to advertised posts/internships areencouraged to keep on applying for these positions. Candidates must pay particularattention to how they compile their CV’s and application letters. Interviewing-ShortlistingCommittees disregard many applications due to candidates not completing the applicationforms properly, not signing when necessary, not certifying documents when necessary, notincluding all documentation as per the advert, etc.5 P a g eExecutive Director: Mr CP Letsoalo (Acting Chief Executive Officer)
7. Durban Metro Police Academy Durban – KZN (031) 701 0462 8. Johannesburg Metro Police Academy Johannesburg - Gauteng (011) 429 5010 9. Tshwane Metro Police Academy Pretoria – Gauteng (012) 358 0005 10. Ekurhuleni Metro Police Academy Springs – Gauteng (011) 812 8700 11.
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