Complex Violations Clerk (Clerk 3)

**Competition # :** 50464 **Department:** Public Works **Location:** HALIFAX **Type of Employment:** Term **Union Status:** NSGEU - NSPG **Closing Date:** 29-Nov-26 (Applications are accepted until 11:59 PM Atlantic Time) **About Us** ------------ Road Safety is everyone’s responsibility. The Road Safety Division at the Department of Public Works is responsible for the administration of drivers and vehicles in the province. We operate in a regulatory environment to ensure the policies, legislation, and regulations we are responsible for efficiently guide road safety in our province. We also maintain records regarding vehicle registration, driver licensing, medical fitness, driver competency, and compliance, all working together to ensure a safe road network. **About Our Opportunity** ------------------------- We operate in a fast-paced environment where the decisions you make have a direct impact on clients. We need your accuracy and ability to multitask and deal with changing priorities to keep objectives on track. Confidentiality is of utmost importance too, given the sensitive information you will encounter on a regular basis. This position provides the opportunity to work in conjunction with other Registry of Motor Vehicle staff with regards to driver records. You will also have exposure to sources of external information including the Provincial Courts, Law Enforcement, Department of Justice and Insurance providers, including information from other Canadian provinces and territories. **Primary Accountabilities** ---------------------------- The Complex Violations clerk ensures the accurate, timely entry and verification of transactions on individual driver records. You ensure legal and administrative information is recorded in accordance with the Criminal Code of Canada and the Traffic Safety Act & regulations. You also record convictions, driving prohibitions, judgments, appeals, process roadside Orders of Suspension as issued by law enforcement and interpret information from the Department of Justice, so accuracy and strong analytical and communication skills are essential as the information is often complex and timely action is required. **Qualifications and Experience** --------------------------------- You have four (4) years of related experience in a customer service and/or administrative environment with a working knowledge of the Traffic Safety Act and an understanding of the *rules of the road*. An equivalent combination of training and experience may be considered. You must be proficient in data entry and have well developed computer skills; including familiarity with Microsoft programs and Outlook. Ability to demonstrate strong attention to detail and be accurate in your work as the data you input will have a direct impact on your clients. Must be able to interpret and apply legislation, regulations and policies, and exercise sound judgment when reviewing legal and administrative documentation and