Principal Compliance Officer, Job Grade: PC4 (Ref. PC/PCO/11/2022) (Re-advertisement)
The Officer shall report
to the Director, Research, Planning and Compliance. The successful candidate
will be responsible for supervising the entire risk universe and business
processes and carry out quality assurance and quality control activities at the
Commission.
Other key responsibilities
- Initiating
the development of Quality Management System (QMS) policies and procedures;
- Coordinating
the implementation of the Risk Management Policy in the Commission
activities;
- Managing
the risk assessment process;
- Providing
guidance to the risk champions in the execution of their risk management
roles;
- Ensuring
that risks are promptly and accurately identified, assessed, responded to,
reported on, and monitored;
- Reviewing
reports from the risk champions regarding the nature and extent of risks
in their business activities;
- Advising
on the status of items in the risk register;
- Coordinating
the implementation of risk and quality assurance standards
- Reviewing
the implementation and efficiency of QMS standards
- Preparing
reports and communicating outcomes of quality activities;
- Managing
internal quality audits and other QMS activities.
- Coordinating
the collection, compilation and analysis of data to identify areas for
improvement in the quality Management system;
- Identifying
training needs and organize training interventions to meet quality
standards;
- Coordinating
and supporting on-site quality audits conducted by external providers and
evaluating audit findings and implementing appropriate corrective actions;
and
- Ensuring
compliance with quality Management systems and regulatory requirements.
Requirements for Appointment
For appointment to this grade,
a candidate must have:
- Master’s
degree in Economics, Public Policy; Statistics, Mathematics; Strategic
Management, Public Administration, Project planning and Management,
Information Science/Library Science/knowledge Management or related
disciplines;
- Bachelor’s
degree in Economics, Public Policy; Statistics, Mathematics; Strategic
Management, Public Administration, Project planning and Management,
Information Science/Library Science/knowledge Management or related
disciplines;
- Being
a certified risk management professional or certified QMS professional is
an added advantage;
- Have
a certificate in Management Course or its equivalent lasting not less than
four (4) weeks;
- Have
eight (8) years relevant work experience with at least three (3) years’
experience in a supervisory role;
- Demonstrate
competence in work performance;
- Proficiency
in computer applications; and
- Fulfil
the requirements of Chapter Six of the Constitution.
TERMS OF SERVICE AND REMUNERATION
Officers in Grades PC3
shall be appointed on a contract of five (5) years renewable subject to
performance. Such appointment is subject to the legal retirement age.
Officers in Job Grade PC4
and PC5 shall be appointed on permanent and pensionable terms of employment.
An attractive remunerative
package, commensurate to qualifications, experience and responsibilities and in
line with government guidelines will be offered to the successful applicant.
How to Apply
The Candidates who had
applied for the position of Principal Compliance Officer need not to re-apply.
Applicants should send
their applications and detailed CV with copies of certificates, indicating
current position, qualifications, working experience, current remuneration,
names of at least three (3) professional referees and day time telephone
through the address given below.
The following clearances
will only be required from successful candidates on offer of job and not at
application stage:
- Clearance
from the Directorate of Criminal Investigations (Good Conduct Certificate);
- Clearance
from Kenya Revenue Authority (Tax Compliance Certificate);
- Clearance
from Higher Education Loans Board (HELB);
- Clearance
from Ethics and Anti-Corruption Commission; and
- Clearance
from Credit Reference Bureaus (CRB);
Applications clearly
citing the position should be sent to:
The Executive Director/CEO
Privatization Commission
P.O. Box 34542 – 00100
Social Security House – Annex (Parking Silo) 10th Floor
NAIROBI, KENYA
Applications should be
received not later than 5.00 p.m. on 15th November, 2022.
Privatization Commission
is an Equal Opportunity Employer committed to diversity and gender equality.
Persons with disability, females, youth, marginalised and minorities are
encouraged to apply.
Any form of canvassing
shall lead to automatic disqualification. Only shortlisted candidates shall be
contacted.