Multiple Positions – National Heritage Conservation Commission

 

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    • Full Time
    • Zambia

    National Heritage Conservation Commission (NHCC)

    EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES

    The National Heritage Conservation Commission (NHCC), a statutory body established under the NHCC Act Chapter 173 of the Laws of Zambia within the Ministry of Tourism, invites applications from suitably qualified and experienced Zambian nationals to fill the following vacant positions:


    1.0 MANAGER HUMAN RESOURCES AND ADMINISTRATION

    Location: Lusaka (Headquarters)
    Contract Duration: Three (3) Years Contract


    JOB PURPOSE

    The Manager-Human Resources & Administration will provide strategic leadership and oversight of human resource management and administrative services to ensure an efficient, ethical and high-performing workforce. The role focuses on workforce planning, staff development, industrial relations, policy implementation and provision of effective administrative support services to enable the Commission to achieve its statutory and strategic objectives.


    KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

    • Effectively manages human resources training and development functions in order to build the capacity in the NHCC

    • Supervises periodically the monitoring of the implementation of policies related to human resources and administration in the NHCC so that implementation complies with the policy objectives.

    • Initiates and participates in the formulation of appropriate human resources policies so as to ensure that the Commission has feasible and acceptable policies.

    • Evaluates periodically the NHCC development programmes in order to determine short, medium, and long-term human resources development implications.

    • Supervises effectively staff, operations and other resources of the human resources and Administration Division in order to ensure that the objectives of the division are attained.

    • Supervises and facilitates the timely recruitment and placement of suitable human resources so as to provide efficient services in the NHẠC

    • Ensures maintenance of sound Industrial Relations in order to enhance good working relations in Commission.

    • Ensures the timely provision of centralised office services to the NHCC headquarters and regions in order to facilitate the operations of the Commission.

    • Manages effectively the Human Resource Management functions in order to motivate the staff.


    Minimum Qualifications and Experience

    • Full Grade Twelve Certificate

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Human Resources Management or related field

    • Minimum 5 years’ experience, 3 at senior management level

    • Membership of ZIHRM (mandatory)

    • Human Resources (HR) computer packages are an added advantage


    Required Competencies and Skills

    • Strong leadership, interpersonal, and communication skills.
    • High level of integrity, confidentiality and professionalism.
    • Strategic thinking and problem-solving ability.
    • Excellent organisational and report-writing skills.
    • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.
    • Excellent computer skills.

    2.0 Accounts Clerk

    Location: East Central Region – Lusaka

    Employment Type: Permanent and Pensionable


    Job purpose

    To prepare and maintain all accounting transaction records in order to facilitate adherence to financial regulations and accountability.


    Key Responsibilities

    • Maintains cash books and other books of prime entry

    • Recording and processing financial transactions

    • Maintaining accurate accounting records and filing systems

    • Prepares timely payment vouchers in order to facilitate appropriate purchases and payment

    • Receipts and banks timely all funds received

    • Handling receipting and maintaining cashbooks

    • Maintains properly all box files for copies of accountable documents in order to keep an up to date record of accounts

    • Keep securely the regional accountable documents

    • Updates timely the imprest register


    Qualifications and Experience

    • Full Grade Twelve (12) Certificate

    • CA Level one or its equivalent (ZICA)

    • Computer literacy and knowledge of accounting packages

    • At least three (3) years relevant work experience will be an added advantage


    Personal Attributes

    • High level of integrity and confidentiality

    • Good interpersonal and communication skills

    • Ability to work with minimum supervision


    3.0 FINANCE MANAGER

    Location: Lusaka (Headquarters)
    Contract Duration: Three (3) Years Contract


    Job purpose

    The Finance Manager will provide strategic and operational financial leadership to the Commission by planning, directing and controlling all financial activities. The role ensures prudent management of public funds, compliance with statutory and regulatory requirements, effective budgeting, financial reporting, and internal controls. The position supports management and the Board with timely financial information to enable sound decision-making and sustainable delivery of NHCC’s mandate.


    KEY RESPONSIBILITIES

    • Formulate proper financial and guidelines in the NHCC in order to enhance compliance with required financial standards.

    • Initiates the preparation of budget estimates in order to secure funds for the implementation of NHCC programs.

    • Monitors effectively recurrent and capital expenditure in the NHCC in order to ensure adherence to Budget Guidelines and financial regulations.

    • Advises management timely on the financial position of the NHCC in order for management to have a proper view of the financial status all the time.

    • Prepares and applies timely for supplementary and/or budget provision in order to facilitate continuity in the operations of the NHCC.

    • Manages efficiently the financial operations and personnel in the division in order to facilitate smooth operations of the NHCC.


    Minimum Qualifications and Experience

    • Full Grade Twelve Certificate

    • Full CA/ACCA/CIMA qualification

    • Minimum 7 years’ experience, at senior management level

    • Computer Skills in Modern Accounting and Pay Roll Packages

    • Fully paid up member of Zambia Institute of Chartered Accountants


    Required Competencies and Skills

    • Strong analytical and financial management skills.

    • High level of integrity, accuracy and attention to detail.

    • Excellent leadership, communication and interpersonal skills.

    • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines.

    • Sound knowledge of public sector financial management and procurement procedures.

    • Computer literacy and knowledge in accounting packages such as SAGE

    4.0 INTERNAL AUDITOR

    Type of Employment: Permanent and Pensionable
    Location: Headquarters – Lusaka
    Positions: (1)


    Job Purpose

    The Internal Auditor will provide independent, objective assurance and advisory services designed to add value and improve the Commission’s operations. The role evaluates the effectiveness of governance, risk management and internal control systems, promotes accountability, and supports the Board and management in safeguarding public resources and ensuring compliance with applicable laws, regulations and policies.


    Main Duties

    • Manage the formulation of the department’s annual work plan and budgets against set objectives, policies and thereafter presents the budget for consolidation into the NHCC Budget;

    • Manage the formulation and implementation of a comprehensive annual audit plan, subject to Board approval;

    • Review governance and operational systems in the Board to ensure compliance with set policies, plans and best practices, laws and regulations; and determine whether NHCC departments are in compliance and suggest improvements where required;

    • Review the reliability and integrity of financial information and the means used to identify, measure, classify and report such information and determine the degree to which they comply with established Board policies, efficiency and effectiveness;

    • Review the means of safeguarding assets such as equipment, buildings and labour, and as appropriate, verify the existence of such assets;

    • Assist in the implementation of recommendations from internal audit, reports to those members of management who should be informed or who should take corrective action, the results of audit examinations, the audit opinions formed and the recommendations made and evaluates any plans or actions taken to correct reported conditions for satisfactory disposition of audit findings;

    • Manage the preparation of monthly, quarterly, annual and ad hoc audit reports for submission to the Audit Committee of the Board;

    • Supervise and review the performance of subordinates to ensure effective execution of work plans and related activities in key result areas; and

    • Perform any other duties as assigned by the Board and the Director General from time to time.


    Minimum Qualifications and Experience

    • Full Grade Twelve Certificate

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Accounting or Auditing

    • Full CA/ACCA qualification

    • Must be a member of the Institute of Internal Auditors

    • Skills and experience in handling financial analysis packages is an added advantage

    • Minimum 5 years’ experience


    Attributes

    • Advanced computer skills (Word processing, spreadsheets, Power point and internet)

    • Competency in accounting and auditing software

    • Strong analytical and decision-making skills

    • Ability to maintain confidentiality in all aspects of the job

    • Ability to undertake complex audit assignments

    • Good communication skills (both written and oral)

    • High level of honesty, integrity, objectivity and independence of thought

    • Good initiative and personal organization

    5.0 PURCHASING & SUPPLIES OFFICER

    Employment Type: Permanent and Pensionable
    Location: Headquarters, Lusaka
    Positions: (1)


    Job Purpose:

    To supervise the provision of purchases and supplies in order to facilitate the smooth running of the NHCC.


    Key Responsibilities:

    • Procures timely stores and other supplies in order to ensure adequate availability of the requirements in the Commission.

    • Records accurately and updates inventory on vehicles, stores, furniture and equipment of the commission in order to facilitate the accountability of items.

    • Distributes timely all stores in order to facilitate the smooth operations of the NHCC.

    • Supervises and evaluates effectively operations of staff to improve economic and efficient utilization purchases and supplies services.

    • Manage the end-to-end procurement process, ensuring timely delivery of goods and services.

    • Conduct market research to identify potential vendors and cost-saving opportunities.

    • Collaborate with internal departments to determine purchasing needs and specifications.

    • Analyse procurement data and prepare reports for management review.


    Qualifications

    • Grade 12 certificate

    • Bachelor’s degree in Procurement, Supply Chain Management or Chartered Institute of Purchasing and Supplies (CIPS) Level 6


    MINIMUM RELEVANT PRE-JOB EXPERIENCE

    • 3–5 years proven experience in a procurement or purchasing role

    • ZPPA ACT Knowledge and knowledge of Electronic Government Procurement system e-GP

    • Full Zambia Institute of Purchasing and Supply (ZIPS) Membership with a valid practicing (ZIPS) license


    COMMUNICATION SKILLS

    • Able to write reports, memos, letters etc and comprehend reports in English


    OTHER SKILLS

    • Strong negotiation, communication and analytical skills

    • Good understanding of supply chain procedures and vendor management

    • Proficiency in MS Office and procurement software/systems i.e. the Electronic Government Procurement System (EGP)

    • High attention to detail and strong organisational skills

    • Ability to work independently and prioritise tasks effectively

    • Excellent computer skills

    6.0 INFORMATION & COMMUNICATIONS TECHNOLOGY (ICT) OFFICER

    Type of Employment: Permanent and Pensionable
    Location: Headquarters, Lusaka
    Positions: (1)


    Job Purpose:

    The role will be responsible for planning, implementing and managing ICT systems that support heritage conservation, administrative operations and public outreach.


    Key Responsibilities:

    • Develop and implement NHCC’s ICT strategy and policies.

    • Oversee the management, maintenance and security of ICT infrastructure, networks and databases.

    • Ensure effective use of technology to support heritage documentation, data management and digital preservation.

    • Lead, mentor and manage ICT staff and coordinate training programs.

    • Monitor and evaluate ICT systems to improve efficiency, reliability and service delivery.

    • Support digital initiatives such as online heritage databases, websites and virtual engagement platforms.

    • Ensure compliance with ICT standards, cyber security protocols and relevant regulations.

    • Advise management on emerging technologies and innovations that can enhance heritage conservation efforts.


    MINIMUM QUALIFICATIONS

    • Grade 12 certificate

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Information Technology, Computer Science, ICT Management or a related field (Master’s degree is an added advantage).

    • Professional certifications such as CCNA, ITIL, CISSP, PMP, MCSE or equivalent are desirable.


    MINIMUM RELEVANT PRE-JOB EXPERIENCE

    • Minimum of 3 years of progressive ICT experience.

    • Strong knowledge of network systems, cybersecurity, cloud computing, database management and ICT infrastructure.

    • Proven experience in managing ICT projects and budgets.

    • Excellent leadership, analytical and problem-solving skills.

    • Strong communication and interpersonal abilities.


    Key Competencies

    • Strategic and innovative thinking

    • Team leadership and people management

    • Technical proficiency in ICT systems and security

    • Project management

    • Decision-making and critical analysis

    • Customer-service orientation

    • High ethical standards and integrity

    • Excellent computer skills

    7.0 INVESTMENT & BUSINESS DEVELOPMENT OFFICER

    Type of Employment: Permanent and Pensionable
    Location: Headquarters, Lusaka
    Positions: (1)


    Job Purpose:

    To initiate investment strategies, business development and revenue-generating activities. The role will focus on leveraging opportunities to promote sustainable heritage tourism, partnerships and financial growth for the Commission.


    Key Responsibilities:

    • Develop and implement investment and business strategies aligned with NHCC’s mission and goals.

    • Identify, evaluate and manage investment opportunities and partnerships.

    • Lead revenue-generating initiatives, including heritage tourism projects and public-private partnerships.

    • Conduct market research and financial analysis to inform investment decisions.

    • Monitor performance of business initiatives and provide regular reports to senior management.

    • Engage with stakeholders, including government agencies, investors and communities to promote NHCC initiatives.

    • Ensure compliance with legal, regulatory and financial standards in all investment and business activities.


    Qualifications & Experience

    • Grade 12 certificate

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Business Administration, Economics, Investment Management, Finance, or a related field (Master’s degree is an advantage).

    • Minimum of 4 years working experience in investment management, business development, corporate finance or related discipline with at least 3 years in a managerial/supervisory role.

    • Proven ability to evaluate investment opportunities, manage portfolios and lead business development initiatives.

    • Strong understanding of financial modeling, project finance and risk assessment.

    • Excellent negotiation, communication and stakeholder management skills.


    Key Competencies

    • Strong business and financial acumen

    • Strategic thinking and analytical ability

    • Leadership and team management

    • Excellent negotiation and decision-making skills

    • High level of integrity, professionalism and confidentiality

    • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines

    • Committed to heritage conservation and sustainable development

    • Excellent computer skills

     

    8.0 CONSERVATION OFFICERS

    GEOMORPHOLOGIST / GEOLOGIST / ECOLOGIST

    Type of Employment: Permanent and Pensionable
    Number of positions: (4)

    Location:

    • Northwest Region, Solwezi – Geomorphologist (1)

    • East Central Region, Lusaka – Ecologist (1)

    • Northern Region, Kasama – Ecologist (1)

    • South West Region, Livingstone – Ecologist (1)


    JOB PURPOSE

    To carryout heritage conservation and management programmes in order to ensure a future for the regions geomorphological/geological/ecological heritage. To coordinate and implement ecological conservation programmes aimed at protecting and sustainably managing Zambia’s natural heritage sites in accordance with the National Heritage Conservation Commission Act.


    Key Responsibilities

    • Plan, implement and monitor ecological conservation activities within heritage sites

    • Conduct ecological assessments and bio-diversity surveys

    • Monitor environmental threats and impacts on natural heritage sites

    • Prepare ecological and conservation management reports

    • Provide technical advice on environmental and ecological matters

    • Liaise with stakeholders, including local communities and partner institutions

    • Enforce compliance with the National Heritage Conservation Commission Act

    • Implements effectively natural policy, standards, guidelines and regulations in order to ensure sustainable utilisation, qualitative and professional conservation of heritage resources

    • Commissions and undertakes research in Natural Heritage in order to provide up to date information to staff and other users

    • Conducts timely identification, evaluation, registration and documentation of Natural Heritage in order to effectively plan and implement conservation programmes

    • Plans and prepares routine programmes related to heritage in order to facilitate implementation of the same

    • Undertakes effective routine and preventive measures in order to protect heritage from detrimental effects

    • Carries out quality conservation treatment activities in order to conserve heritage in perpetuity

    • Interprets and determines presentation needs in order to facilitate presentation and development of heritage

    • Carries out periodic monitoring of heritage in order to determine its status and enable prescription of remedial measures


    Qualifications and Experience

    • Full Grade 12 Certificate with at least five credits

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Ecology, Environmental Science, Natural Resources Management, Biology, Forestry, Wildlife Management or a related field

    • Minimum of 3 years’ relevant work experience in ecological or environmental conservation

    • Knowledge of bio-diversity conservation and ecosystem management

    • Knowledge of Zambian environmental and heritage legislation will be an added advantage


    Skills and Attributes

    • Strong analytical and field research skills

    • Ability to prepare technical reports

    • Good communication and stakeholder engagement skills

    • Excellent computer skills

    • Ability to work independently and in multi-disciplinary teams

    • Willingness to conduct extensive fieldwork

    • GIS and Mapping skills

    9.0 CONSERVATION OFFICERS

    (CULTURAL HERITAGE)

    ARCHAEOLOGY / HISTORY / ANTHROPOLOGY / HISTORIC ARCHITECTURE / HERITAGE ENGINEERING

    Employment Type: Permanent and Pensionable
    Number of positions: (8)


    Location:

    • Northwest Region, Solwezi – Historic Engineers (2), Historian (1)

    • Northern Region, Kasama – Historian (1), Archaeologist (1)

    • South West Region, Livingstone – Historian/Archaeologist (1)

    • East Central Region, Lusaka – Historians (2)

    • South West Region, Livingstone – Historic Engineer (1)


    Job Purpose:

    To undertake conservation and management activities/programmes in order to contribute to the realization of the Regional/State Objectives. To assist in the conservation, protection, documentation and management of Zambia’s cultural and natural heritage resources in accordance with the National Heritage Conservation Commission Act.


    Minimum Qualifications And Experience

    • Full Grade 12 Certificate with at least five credits

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Archaeology, History, Anthropology. Architecture, Civil Engineering or a related heritage/conservation field.

    • Minimum of 4 years working experience in heritage conservation

    • Knowledge of heritage conservation principles will be an added advantage


    Key Responsibilities:

    • Plan, implement and monitor ecological conservation activities within heritage sites.

    • Conduct ecological assessments and biodiversity surveys

    • Monitor environmental threats and impacts on natural heritage sites.

    • Prepare ecological and conservation management reports.

    • Provide technical advice on environmental and ecological matters

    • Liaise with stakeholders, including local communities and partner institutions.

    • Enforce compliance with the National Heritage Conservation Commission Act.

    • Implements effectively natural policy, standards, guidelines and regulations in order to ensure sustainable utilisation, qualitative and professional conservation of heritage resources

    • Commissions and undertakes research in Natural Heritage in order to provide up to date information to staff and other users.

    • Conducts timely identification, evaluation, registration and documentation of Natural Heritage in order to effectively plan and implement conservation programmes.

    • Plans and prepares routine programmes related to heritage in order to facilitate implementation of the same.

    • Undertakes effective routine and preventive measures in order to protect heritage from detrimental effects

    • Carries out quality conservation treatment activities in order to conserve heritage in perpetuity.

    • Carries out quality conservation treatment activities in order to conserve heritage in perpetuity.

    • Interprets and determines presentation needs in order to facilitate presentation and development of heritage.

    • Carries out periodic monitoring of heritage in order to determine its status and enable prescription of remedial measures.

    • Ability to conduct fieldwork, sometimes in remote areas

    • Computer literacy and basic report-writing skills

    • Knowledge of the National Heritage Conservation Commission Act is an added advantage


    SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES

    • Strong analytical and observation skills

    • Good communication and interpersonal skills

    • Ability to work as part of a multi-disciplinary team

    • High level of integrity and professionalism

    • Willingness to travel extensively within the Region

    • Excellent computer skills

    • GIS and mapping skills

    10.0 SITE MANAGER

    ZAMBEZI SOURCE NATIONAL MONUMENT

    Duty Station: North-Western Region – Solwezi
    Employment Type: Permanent and Pensionable


    Job purpose

    The Site Manager will be responsible for the overall management, conservation and promotion of the Zambezi Source Monument, ensuring its protection, sustainable use and effective operation in line with the Commission’s mandate.


    Key responsibilities

    • Manage day-to-day operations of the Zambezi Source Monument.

    • Ensure conservation, protection and maintenance of the monument in accordance with heritage laws and guidelines.

    • Supervise site staff and coordinate duty rosters and performance.

    • Oversee visitor services, site security, cleanliness and safety.

    • Promote the site through community engagement, tourism initiatives and stakeholder collaboration.

    • Manage revenue collection, records, and accountability at the site.

    • Undertake periodic research on collections in order to provide up to date information to users.

    • Carries out periodic identification of collection cataloguing and documentation site collections in order to provide an up to date database.

    • Prepares timely collection, management and storage plans and site project plans in order to facilitate implementation of the same.

    • Carries out routine preventative maintenance (quality conservation treatment) activities on site collections in order to preserve them.

    • Designs and implements an appropriate site outreach program in order to sensitive the public and promote the site.

    • Interprets the collection and participates in the designing and implementation of the appropriate exhibition in order to provide for public enjoyment and education.

    • Carries out periodic monitoring of sites collection in order to determine their status and enable prescription of remedial measures.

    • Prepare periodic operational and financial reports for submission to Headquarters.

    • Liaise with local authorities, traditional leaders and other stakeholders.

    • Ensure compliance with NHCC policies, procedures and relevant legislation.


    Minimum Qualifications and Experience

    • Full Grade 12 School Certificate

    • Diploma or Bachelor’s Degree in Heritage Studies, Tourism, Natural Resources Management, Public Administration or a related field

    • Minimum of 5 years’ relevant work experience, preferably in site management, heritage conservation or tourism operations

    • Experience in staff supervision and basic financial management will be an added advantage

    • Knowledge of heritage conservation principles and community engagement


    Required Competencies and Skills

    • Strong leadership and supervisory skills

    • Good communication and interpersonal abilities

    • Ability to work independently in a remote environment

    • High level of integrity and accountability

    • Problem-solving and organisational skills

    • Excellent computer skills

    11.0 PUBLICATIONS OFFICER

    Location: Lusaka (Headquarters)
    Employment Type: Permanent and Pensionable


    Job purpose

    To develop publishing standards in order to produce high quality publications/reports and related information materials to support public awareness, education and promotion of national heritage.


    Key responsibilities

    • Designs effective methods of producing camera ready publications in order to ensure adherence to modern publishing standards.

    • Ensure effective maintenance of publishing standards in order to produce quality and presentable publications.

    • Ensure accuracy, quality, and consistency of content in line with NHCC standards and branding guidelines.

    • Ensures effective timely production of self initiated and/or submitted jobs (publications) in order to ensure early dissemination of information.

    • Manages effectively operational resources in order to ensure maximum and efficient use resources.

    • Undertakes effectively research on information Technology based desktop publication standards in order to keep abreast of high quality desktop developments.

    • Liaise with printers, designers, and other service providers for timely production of publications.


    Minimum Qualifications and Experience

    • Full Grade 12 School Certificate

    • Diploma in Journalism, Mass Communication, Publishing Studies, Literature, Heritage Studies or a related field.

    • Minimum of 3–5 years’ relevant work experience in publishing, editorial work, or communications.

    • Strong writing, editing and proofreading skills.

    • Experience in desktop publishing and content management will be an added advantage.


    Required Competencies and Skills

    • Excellent written and verbal communication skills.

    • High attention to detail and editorial accuracy.

    • Creativity and ability to present technical information clearly to diverse audiences.

    • Strong organisational and time management skills.

    • Ability to work independently and as part of a team.

    • Excellent computer skills

    12.0 PURCHASING & SUPPLIES ASSISTANT (STORES)

    Type of Employment: Permanent and Pensionable
    Location: Headquarters, Lusaka
    Positions: (1)


    Job Purpose:

    To support our procurement and stores operations. The ideal candidate will assist in sourcing, purchasing, receiving and issuing goods to ensure efficient stock management and timely supply of materials across the organization.


    Key Responsibilities

    • Assist in the procurement of goods and services in line with company procedures.

    • Maintain accurate records of purchase orders, suppliers and deliveries.

    • Receive, inspect and verify incoming stock against delivery notes and purchase orders.

    • Organize and maintain store inventory, ensuring proper stock levels and timely replenishment.

    • Issue materials and supplies to departments as requested, following proper documentation.

    • Update inventory management systems and prepare regular stock status reports.

    • Liaise with suppliers to track orders, resolve delivery issues and request quotations.

    • Participate in periodic stock counts and audits to ensure accuracy.

    • Ensure compliance with health, safety and quality standards in the stores area.


    Qualifications & Experience

    • Diploma in Procurement, Supply Chain Management, Stores Management or related field.

    • CIPS Level 4.

    • At least 3 years of experience in public procurement or stores operations.

    • Full ZIPS Membership with valid practicing ZIPS Licence.

    • Demonstratable knowledge of the ZPPA ACT and the Electronic Government Procurement system e-GP.

    • Knowledge of inventory management systems or ERP software is an added advantage.

    • Strong organizational and communication skills.

    • High level of accuracy, integrity and attention to detail.

    • Ability to work under minimal supervision and meet deadlines.

    13.0 DRIVERS (2)

    Type of Employment: Permanent and Pensionable
    Location: East Central, Lusaka; Headquarters
    Positions: (2)


    Job Purpose:

    The ideal candidate will be responsible not only for operating company vehicles safely and efficiently but also for performing routine maintenance, troubleshooting mechanical issues and ensuring vehicles remain in excellent working condition.


    Key Responsibilities

    • Safely transport NHCC staff, officials and visitors to designated locations.

    • Ensure vehicles are maintained, clean and in good working condition.

    • Conduct regular vehicle checks and report any mechanical issues.

    • Comply with traffic laws, NHCC policies and safety regulations.

    • Assist with the loading and unloading of materials and equipment when required.

    • Maintain accurate records of mileage, fuel usage and vehicle maintenance.

    • Support NHCC operations and special assignments as required.


    Qualifications & Experience

    • Grade 12 certificate

    • Valid driver’s licence Class – C1

    • Proven 3 years’ experience as a driver and basic-to-advanced mechanical skills.

    • Ability to diagnose and repair common mechanical issues.

    • Excellent driving record with no major violations.

    • Strong attention to detail and commitment to safety.

    • Ability to work independently and manage time effectively.

    • Flexibility to work early mornings, evenings, weekends or overtime if required.


    Desired Attributes

    • Highly reliable and punctual with a strong sense of responsibility

    • Strong mechanical aptitude, able to diagnose problems quickly and accurately

    • Safety-focused with good judgment and awareness on the road and during repairs

    • Detail-oriented ensuring vehicles are always well-maintained and compliant

    • Good communication skills

    14.0 ADMINISTRATIVE ASSISTANT

    Location: Northern Region, Kasama
    Employment Type: Permanent and Pensionable
    Positions: (1)


    Job Purpose:

    To undertake the provision of support services in order to facilitate of the smooth running of the Region.


    Key Responsibilities

    The successful candidate will be responsible for, but not limited to the following duties:

    • To ensure the continuous supply and maintenance of office equipment in order to enhance the effective and efficient operation of NHCC.

    • To initiate the provision and maintenance of commission vehicles at the regional office in order to have efficient transport throughout the year in order to facilitate the mobility of officers.

    • To ensure the provision of house and office accommodation to all officers at the Region in order to ensure that all officers’ staff and office accommodation need is achieved to create suitable working environment and to meet staff housing entitlement.

    • Ensure adequate and efficient provision of secretarial services e.g. taking minutes serving as a secretary on various committees.

    • Ensure regular and timely maintenance and cleanliness of buildings and surroundings in order to promote conducive and safe working environment, in order for the officers to operate in a clean environment.

    • To supervise timely procurement of office equipment and materials in order to contribute to the smooth operations of the division.

    • Ensure adequate security in terms of physical security and non-property security services is provided to the Commission property and staff in order to minimize the risk both of material and human loss.

    • Supervise effectively all immediate subordinates and secretarial staff.

    • Supporting preparation of reports, memos and official communications.

    • Ensuring smooth day-to-day office operations.


    Qualifications and Experience

    • Full Grade Twelve (12) School Certificate

    • Diploma in Public Administration, Business Administration, Office Management or a related field

    • A Degree in the above stated qualifications qualification will be an added advantage

    • Minimum of two (2) years’ relevant work experience in an administrative role

    • Proficiency in Microsoft Office applications (Word, Excel, PowerPoint, Outlook)

    • Knowledge of public sector procedures such will be an added advantage


    Required Skills and Attributes

    • Strong organizational and time-management skills

    • Excellent written and verbal communication skills

    • High level of integrity, confidentiality and professionalism

    • Ability to work with minimal supervision

    • Good interpersonal and customer service skills

    • Excellent computer skills

    15.0 STENOGRAPHER TO THE OFFICE OF THE REGIONAL DIRECTOR

    Employment Type: Permanent and Pensionable
    Positions: (3)

    Location:

    • Northern Region, Kasama (1)

    • East Central Region, Lusaka (1)

    • North West Region, Solwezi (1)


    Job Purpose:

    To facilitate and co-ordinate all Secretarial and basic administrative duties in the office of the Regional Director in order to promote smooth operations in that office. This is to provide accurate and confidential stenographic, transcription.


    Key Responsibilities

    The successful candidate will be responsible for the following duties:

    • Taking accurate shorthand dictation and transcribing into typed documents

    • Typing letters, reports, minutes, memos and other official documents

    • Managing office correspondence, filing and record keeping

    • Scheduling appointments and maintaining the Director’s diary

    • Receiving and attending to visitors and telephone inquiries professionally

    • Maintaining confidentiality of official information

    • Providing general secretarial and administrative support to the Director


    QUALIFICATIONS AND EXPERIENCE

    • Full Grade Twelve (12) School Certificate

    • Certificate or Diploma in Secretarial Studies with shorthand 100/120 wpm / 65 wpm typing

    • A Diploma in Office Management or an equivalent qualification will be an added advantage

    • Minimum of two (3) years’ relevant work experience in a similar position

    • Computer literacy, particularly in Microsoft Office applications


    REQUIRED SKILLS AND ATTRIBUTES

    • Excellent shorthand speed and typing accuracy

    • Strong communication and organizational skills

    • High level of confidentiality, integrity and professionalism

    • Ability to work under pressure and meet deadlines

    • Good interpersonal and customer service skills

    • Excellent computer skills

    16.0 HERITAGE PLANNER

    Type of Employment: Permanent and Pensionable
    Location: Headquarters, Lusaka


    Job Purpose:

    To develop and consolidate plans of the Commission into one corporate plan. The Heritage Planner will be responsible for planning, coordinating and guiding the sustainable conservation, protection and management of national heritage resources in line with national legislation, policies and international best practices.


    Key Responsibilities

    • Ensures commission plans are timely planned and obtained for consolidation into corporate plans in order for the Commission to implement them and achieve its mission, goals and objective.

    • Coordinates baseline studies for the production of management plans for various heritage sites.

    • Monitors and evaluates continuously developments at the various heritage sites in order to ensure consistency and compliance in the development patterns and infrastructure.

    • Compiles heritage status profiles annually.

    • Compiles quarterly and annual reports.

    • Produces progress reports on the Commission’s activities as requested by the Ministry of Tourism and Natural Resources.

    • Maintain and update heritage planning records, maps, and databases.

    • Participate in research, documentation, and public awareness programmes on heritage conservation.

    • Prepare reports and recommendations for management and relevant committees.


    Qualifications & Experience

    • Bachelor’s Degree in Urban and Regional Planning, Heritage Studies, Development Studies, Environmental Studies, Planning or a related field.

    • A Master’s Degree in Heritage Conservation, Planning or a related discipline will be an added advantage.

    • Minimum of 3–5 years’ relevant work experience in heritage planning, conservation or development control.

    • Membership with the Zambia Institute of Planners is a must.


    Required Skills and Competencies

    • Strong knowledge of heritage conservation principles, planning legislation, and development processes.

    • Ability to interpret plans, maps and technical reports.

    • Excellent analytical, report-writing and communication skills.

    • Proven ability to work with multi-disciplinary teams and diverse stakeholders.

    • High level of integrity, professionalism and attention to detail.

    • Proficiency in GIS, statistical analysis and other planning or mapping tools will be an added advantage.

    • Excellent computer skills.


    HOW TO APPLY

    Applicants who meet ALL the minimum qualifications should submit hard copies of their application letter, CV, and certified copies of qualifications to:

    The Executive Director
    National Heritage Conservation Commission
    Stand No. 9304, Dedan Kimathi Road,
    P.O. Box 320013, Lusaka.


    Closing Date: Friday, 30 January 2026

    NHCC is an equal opportunity employer. Only short-listed candidates will be contacted

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