1x Print Originator (D1- D5)

POST: 1x Print Originator (D1- D5)

STATION: Harare Office

REPORTS TO : Journeyman Printer

DEPARTMENT : Surveyor General

DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITIES

1. Producing proofs from cartographic map composites.
2. Image-setting (colour separate) maps or related data from cartography.
3. Making printing plates.
4. Scanning all maps (series and editions) and other required materials.
5. Producing map positives and negatives by darkroom process.
6. Cleaning and safekeeping reprographic equipment.
7. Maintaining records of equipment and materials used in the printing section.
8. Storing and preserving scanned documents and printed maps.
9. Performing other relevant duties as assigned by the Journeyman Printer.

QUALIFICATIONS, EXPERIENCE AND ATTRIBUTES

The desired candidate should;

• Possess a Diploma/Higher National Diploma in Print Origination.
• Experience in performing print origination duties will be an added advantage.
• Have good oral and written communication skills

NB: Eligible female candidates are encouraged to apply.

Two sets of hard copies of application letters that clearly indicate the post being

applied and the name of the department, detailed CV, national I.D, academic and

professional certificates should be addressed and submitted to;

Director Human Resources

Ministry of Lands, Agriculture, Fisheries, Water and Rural Development

01 Liberation Legacy Way

Ngungunyana Building

Harare

The hard copy applications addressed to the Director Human Resources

at the above address can also be dropped at;

The Department of the Surveyor General

Trust Towers, 12th floor, Room 2013B

56 Samora Machel Ave (Where the Zimbabwe Women’s Microfinance Bank is

housed)

Scanned copies of application letters addressed to the Director Human Resources

at the same address together with all the requisite attachments can be emailed to

minofagriculture.zim@gmail.com

The deadline for applications is Friday, 22 September 2023.

Dr. J. Basera

SECRETARY FOR LANDS, AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES, WATER AND RURAL

DEVELOPMENT