Training Facilitator (Security Officers & Code 14 drivers)

<h2>Training Facilitator (Security Officers & Code 14 drivers) Jobs in Bloemfontein, Free State, South Africa at Pnet</h2> <p><strong>Title:</strong> Training Facilitator (Security Officers & Code 14 drivers)</p> <p><strong>Company:</strong> Pnet</p> <p><strong>Location:</strong> Bloemfontein, Free State, South Africa</p> <p>Introduction</p> <p>The Training Facilitator will be responsible for the training, assessment and ongoing development of <strong>Security Officers and Code 14 Drivers</strong>, ensuring operational competence, legislative compliance and adherence to organisational standards.</p> <p>Key Responsibilities</p> <ul> <li>Facilitate and assess theoretical, practical and on-the-job training for Security Officers and Code 14 Drivers</li> <li>Deliver training on operational procedures, defensive driving, road safety, risk awareness, customer conduct and soft skills</li> <li>Identify skills gaps and operational risks and implement corrective and remedial training interventions</li> <li>Conduct in-house, practical and on-the-road driver training and assessments</li> <li>Train and assess security personnel on site procedures, access control, incident reporting, emergency response and discipline</li> <li>Monitor, evaluate and document learner and employee performance and training outcomes</li> <li>Ensure compliance with relevant legislation, including PSIRA requirements, Road Traffic Act, OHSA and company policies</li> <li>Maintain accurate training records, logbooks, assessment results and statutory documentation</li> <li>Develop, review and update training materials and methods to meet operational and regulatory standards</li> <li>Liaise with management and operational departments to coordinate training schedules and requirements</li> <li>Manage training resources, equipment, vehicles and materials</li> <li>Report regularly to management on training progress, challenges, costs and operational impact</li> <li>Attend scheduled operational and training meetings</li> <li>Ensure confidentiality of all employer information, training material and operational data</li> <li>Assist with disciplinary processes, time and attendance and performance-related documentation where required</li> <li>Take ownership of training-related projects and ad-hoc operational initiatives </li> </ul> <p><strong>Minimum Requirements</p> <p></strong></p> <ul> <li>Relevant qualification in Training & Development, Security Management, Transport or a related field</li> <li>Registered Assessor and/or Facilitator </li> <li>Proven experience in training Security Officers and Code 14 Drivers</li> <li>Sound knowledge of PSIRA requirements, Road Traffic Act, OHSA and industry best practices</li> <li>Valid Code 14 driver’s licence (essential for driver training)</li> <li>Valid PSIRA qualification</li> <li>Strong facilitation, communication and reporting skills</li> <li>High level of integrity, professionalism and confidentiality</li> <li>Ability to work independently and manage multiple training interventions</li> </ul>

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