Chief Gaming Inspector: Inspections And Investigations
Western Cape Gambling and Racing Board·Western Cape, south-africa·Full Time·Onsite
OperationsFull TimeOnsite
-Closes Nov 6, 2026
The minimum requirements are:
A National Diploma or Bachelor's Degree (NQF Level 6/7) in Auditing, Compliance, Risk Management, Law, Commerce, Public Administration or a related field.
Five years or more post-qualifying relevant experience, within a government or parastatal environment or a gambling-regulatory environment.
Five years in a supervisory or management position.
Knowledge and understanding of the Western Cape Gambling and Racing Act, relevant regulations, licence conditions, policies and procedures governing the gambling and betting industry will be an advantage.
Knowledge of FICA and other relevant legislative requirements will be an advantage.
Demonstrated experience in writing clear, accurate and comprehensive reports.
A valid Code B driver's licence.
The key performance areas of this position will include, inter alia:
Lead the development and implementation of an inspection strategy and annual inspection plans for gambling control, informed by regulatory priorities, identified risks, compliance trends and operational requirements.
Lead, coordinate and oversee the execution of planned, targeted, routine and pre-opening inspections of licensed premises and licence holders, ensuring that inspections are conducted efficiently, effectively and in accordance with approved standards and procedures.
Establish, maintain and continuously improve inspection processes, systems and procedures to support the effective regulation and control of gambling activities.
Oversee investigations into complaints, disputes, and other regulatory matters, ensuring that investigations are conducted objectively, thoroughly and in accordance with approved procedures.
Maintain effective reporting and record-management practices to ensure that inspection and investigation records are accurate, complete, secure and available for regulatory and management purposes.
Identify and monitor regulatory and compliance risks, recommend appropriate mitigation measures and escalate material risks and non-compliance.
Oversee compliance with FICA and other applicable legislative requirements within the Inspectorate's area of responsibility.
The Board offers a total cost to company of R 932 292.00 (including 13th cheque) per annum