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27 May, 2020
27 May, 2020
Fully constituted in February 2020, the Trust is the culmination of an historic R 5 billion settlement between six (6) South African mining companies and some of their affiliates, representatives of the mineworkers, lawyers and the Legal Resources Centre who brought the class action on behalf of these mineworkers. The agreement provides for meaningful compensation for eligible gold mineworkers who carried out risk work at the participating gold mines at any time between 12 March 1965 and 10 December 2019 and were exposed to silica dust and have contracted silicosis or tuberculosis, or dependents of such gold mineworkers who have since passed away.
The purpose of the Trust is to make the intentions and terms of the historic silicosis and TB settlement agreement a reality for the people it affects. The Trust will work to ensure that eligible claimants receive the compensation that is due to them, and will seek to leave a positive legacy, in co-operation with mineworkers, the Compensation Commissioner and the mining industry, by improving systems and processes to give mineworkers, or in the case of deceased mineworkers, their dependents, and the compensation to which they are entitled.
The Trust Deed also emphasizes the importance of cooperating with the Medical Bureau for Occupational Diseases (MBOD), and the Compensation Commissioner for Occupational Diseases (CCOD), which administer the state compensation system, and the National Institute of Occupational Health (NIOH). A crucial avenue of work is the development of an (IT) claims management information technology system and which work is already underway.
The Trust is now ready to commence the recruitment, selection and appointment of the four (4) full-time, permanent top executive team member roles below, who will be committed to fulfill the purpose of the Trust:
Reporting directly to the Board of Trustees, as CEO of the Trust you will be responsible for developing, leading and directing the development and implementation of the Trust’s fulfilment of its mandate in terms of the settlement agreement, including its vision, long and short-term strategic direction, policy implementation, debt collection from Trust founders, key stakeholder relationships, corporate governance and risk, financial oversight, Trust performance and for leading and directing the executive and management team in all Trust operations and functions across a wide range of private, public and civil society organisations and SADC countries.
Essential Role Holder Specifications
TE002 – Finance and Corporate Services Director (Paterson Grade E2)
Essential Role Holder Specifications
Reporting directly to the CEO, as the Senior Medical Director / Advisor you will be responsible for influencing, advising and implementing short and long-term Trust strategy for claimant medical assessments, authentications and Trust health risk operations’ functions.
A critical function of this role is the management of the Trust’s internal and external health related risks function. Other responsibilities includes all departmental processes for the review and assessment of all claimant medical records, communications with accredited outsourced health care professionals in order to shape, facilitate, develop, constantly improve and standardize competence, regulations, authentications, quality and access control of the Trust’ claimant medical records and benefits determinations and also provide support to the dispute review process.
Essential Role Holder Specifications
Reporting directly to the CEO, as the Claims Operations Director you will be responsible for influencing, shaping and implementing short and long-term Trust strategy for the Trust’s high volume, short and long-term disability claims processing operations function in order to ensure the proper and timely disposition of claims in accordance with the Trust’s short and long-term objectives, performance plans and coverage amounts.
A critical function of this role is the timeous management and accuracy of the claims processing operations function. Other responsibilities include directing and overseeing that all field and outreach work is properly managed, resourced, assessed, directed and processed within the organisation, tracing of claimants, quantum of claims lodged, administration, locating and rotating of Trust sites, processing of documentation, accuracy, filing and archiving, key stakeholder relationships and communications, coordination, authenticity of claimants and documentation, correspondence, governance, risk, approvals and finalizing, payments and quality control processes and operations.
There is also a requirement in this role for domestic and international road and air travel, subject to Covid 19 restrictions.
Essential Role Holder Specifications
Location: Sandton, Johannesburg, South Africa
Employment Type: Permanent for as long as the Trust is in existence (a 12 year tenure is currently envisioned)
Annual Remuneration Packages: In accordance with the NPO market in South Africa
To apply
Apply via: nicole@rewardspecialist.co.za
Application Conditions Apply for the relevant executive role only, if you have the essential role holder requirements specified for each of the four roles, below;
Application Deadline: 31 May 2020
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