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KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA EMERGENCY RESCUE SERVICE REGULATIONS 2015
Chapter – I
GENERAL
1.
SHORT
TITLE, APPLICATION AND COMMENCEMENT:-
i. These Regulations may be called the “Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue Service Regulations 2015”
ii. These Regulations shall come into force with
immediate effect.
iii. These Regulations
shall apply to all the employees and every person paid from the Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue Service (Rescue-1122) or other source thereof.
(a).
A person who is serving in the
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue Service (Rescue-1122) against a sanctioned
post and or drawn on deputation from any service or department of the
Provincial Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, and/or;
(b). A person who is employed on contract for
a specific period on specific terms and conditions against a sanctioned post of
Rescue-1122.
2.
DEFINITIONS:-
(1). In
these regulations, unless there is anything repugnant to the subject or
context, the following expressions shall have the meaning hereby respectively
assigned to them as under:-
i.
“Act” means “The
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue Service Rescue-1122 Act, 2012 ibid (Emergency
Rescue Service Rescue-1122 Amendment Act, 2014)”;
ii.
“Government” means Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa;
iii.
“Province” means the
province of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
iv.
“District” means a district as notified by the
Government;
v.
“Chief Minister” means the Chief Minister of the province of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa;
vi.
“Chief Secretary” means the Chief Secretary to government of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa;
vii.
“Appointing Authority” means a person or authority authorized to make
appointment to a sanctioned post under
these Regulations;
viii.
“Rescue-1122” means
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue Service.
ix.
“Service” means Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue Service “Rescue-1122”;
x.
“Competent Authority”
means the appointing authority;
xi.
“APPENDIX" Means
the Schedule-I & II appendix to these regulations.
xii.
“Schedule-I"
Means the Appendix to these regulations showing details of all sanctioned/
regular posts of the Service.
xiii.
“Schedule-II"
Means the Appendix to these regulations describing the service structure and
mode of selection/ appointment/ promotion to each sanctioned/ regular post(s)
of the Service.
xiv.
“Board” means the
District Emergency Board constituted under section-9 of the Act;
xv.
“Council” means the
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue-1122 Council constituted under section-5 of
the “Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue Service Rescue-1122 Act, 2012 ibid (Emergency
Rescue Service Rescue-1122 Amendment Act, 2014)”;
xvi.
“Regular Post” means a
post sanctioned without limit of time and carries a defined pay grade/ scale.
xvii.
“Employee” means a
person appointed in Rescue-1122 service on regular basis but also includes:
i)
A person serving in
the Service on deputation basis;
ii) A
person serving in the Service on contract/ Adhoc basis; and
iii) A
person appointed on temporary basis.
xviii.
“Director General”
means any officer posted by the Government as Director General Khyber
Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue Service (Rescue-1122);
xix.
“Director” means a
Director appointed under these Regulations;
xx.
“District Emergency Officer” means the
District Emergency Officer appointed under these Regulations;
xxi.
“Emergency Officer” means an Emergency
Officer appointed under these Regulations;
xxii.
“Advisor or consultant or Expert” means a person of desired competence
and skills and qualified by education generally drawn from high degree of broad
administrative, professional or technical knowledge and experience to perform
specific task in a particular field/area for specific period on specific terms
and conditions;
xxiii.
“Emergency” means a
serious and potentially dangerous situation requiring immediate remedial action
such as an accident, hazardous material incident, fire, explosion, natural or
manmade disaster and medical emergencies; to save human life, habitation and to
restore essential services etc.;
xxiv.
“Emergency Area” means
the area affected by an emergency;
xxv.
“Prescribed” means
prescribed by these regulations;
xxvi.
“Rescuer” means an employee of Rescue-1122 appointed under section-14
of the Act;
xxvii.
“Rescue Station” means a place where an office of the Rescue-1122 is
established for operational activities;
xxviii.
“Selection/promotion
Board” means a Board constituted under these Regulations for
appointments/promotions in BPS-17 and above;
xxix.
“Selection/promotion
Committee” means a Committee constituted under these regulations for
appointments/promotions in BPS-16 and below;
xxx.
“Training” means mandatory training for newly recruited employees as
specified in these Regulations;
xxxi.
“Training Academy” means a purpose-built training institute,
established for the purpose of imparting training to the employees of
Rescue-1122 or other organizations;
xxxii.
“Training Committee”
means a committee constituted under these regulations for making recommendation
for selection of employees for any training;
xxxiii.
“Official Tour"
means a journey performed by employees of Rescue-1122 in the public interest as
desired by the Competent Authority;
xxxiv.
“Countersigning
Officer” means the officer one step
next to the reporting officer;
xxxv.
“Honorarium” means the
remunerations which may be granted to an employee of the authority on
accomplishment of the special work of an occasional nature in addition to employee
normal duties.
xxxvi.
“Lien” means right of
an employee to hold substantively, a permanent post to which employee has been
appointed and confirmed.
xxxvii.
“Penalty” means a
penalty as prescribed in these Regulations.
3. Cadre
and Posts:
All employees of the Rescue-1122 shall fall under rescue cadre against
their sanctioned post.
4. Appointment:
All appointments in service of Rescue-1122,
whether by initial recruitment or otherwise, shall be made in accordance with
the procedure laid down in these regulations.
5. Pay,
Pension, Allowances and Compensations:
(1). The employees of the Rescue-1122 shall be
entitled to receive pay and allowances equal to the rate as notified by the
Government from time to time and adopted by the Rescue-1122, as well as
additional allowances allowed by the Government.
(2) The regular employees of Rescue-1122
shall be entitled to receive gratuity, general provident fund, benevolent fund
and all other related remunerations as per Government policy.
(3) Officers and officials on deputation to
the Rescue-1122 shall draw their salary and allowances as drawn from the
lending agency immediately, prior to their deputation to the Rescue-1122, or as
mutually agreed between the lending agency and Rescue-1122.
CHAPTER – II
APPOINTMENT AND PROMOTION
PART-I (General)
6. Appointing Authority:
Following shall be the authorities competent
to make appointments to various posts as appearing against them:
a) Chairman of the Council Posts
in BPS-19
b) Administrative Secretary of the department Posts
in BPS-17 to 18
c) Director General Rescue-1122 Posts
in BPS-16 and below
7. Methods of Appointment:
Appointment to posts shall be made on
recommendation of the Selection/ Promotion Board or Selection/ Promotion
Committee from among the candidates having the prescribed educational
qualifications and experience. The recommendations shall be formulated on
completion of a competitive process, or selection on merit cum fitness through
following methods:
a) By initial recruitment in accordance with
Part-II of chapter-II.
b) By promotion in accordance with Part-III of
chapter-II.
c) By transfer in accordance with Part-IV of
chapter-II.
d) By temporary appointment in accordance with
Part-V of chapter-II.
8. Selection/
Promotion Board and Committee:
Selection/
Promotion Board and Committee shall be
constituted for conducting test/interviews of candidates and making Recommendations to
Appointing Authority for initial recruitment and promotion to posts in basic
pay scale 17 and above or equivalent as under:-
(i)
Selection/ Promotion Board for posts in BPS
17 & above:-
a) Secretary Relief,
Rehabilitation &
Settlement Dept. (Administrative
Secretary) Chairman
b) Director General Rescue-1122 Member
c) Representative of
Establishment Department Member
(Not below the rank of
Additional Secretary)
d) Director Finance Rescue-1122 Member
e) Director of concerned
cadre/wing of Rescue-1122 Member
f) Director Administration
Rescue-1122 Member/ Secretary
(ii)
Selection/ Promotion Committee
for posts in BPS 16 & below:-
a) Director General Rescue-1122 Chairman
b) Representative of
Establishment Deptt: Member
c) Concerned District Emergency
Officer Member
d) Representative of RR&S Deptt: Member
e) Director of concerned
Cadre/Wing of Rescue-1122 Co-opted
Member
f) Assistant Director (Administration)
Rescue-1122 Member/ Secretary
PART – II
(INITIAL RECRUITMENT)
9. Advertisement
of Vacancy:
(1)
All
vacancies to be filled in by initial appointment shall be advertised in
national and regional newspapers as well as on the Rescue-1122’s
website.
*[10. Fulfillment of Prescribed Conditions:
(1)
On
receipt of applications, the Administration Wing of Rescue-1122 shall prepare a
short list of candidates for each post who fulfills the prescribed conditions
including educational qualifications, experience and the age limit for the post
as laid down in Schedule – II to these regulations.
(2) After
shortlisting of candidates the following screening procedure will be followed;-
a) Physical
Fitness/ Medical Examination.
b) Scrutiny/
Written Test.
c) Psychological
Test/ Interview.
d) Police
Verification.
(3) Physical
fitness includes 01 mile run in 07 minutes for male candidates, while 09
minutes time frame for female and all those aging 40 years & above.
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* Clause
10 substituted in the light of decision taken in 6th meeting of the
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue council held on 15/12/2016.
11. Domicile:
Citizens of
Pakistan having valid domicile of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province and Federally
administrated tribal areas (FATA) shall be eligible for appointment to a post
in the Rescue 1122 whereas preference will be given to locals and provided that
domicile of female before marriage shall be the place of her birth while after
marriage district of domicile of her husband shall be considered her domicile.
12. Relaxation
in Upper Age Limit: As per Government
Policy.
13.
Submission and verification of certain documents on arrival:
(1). Candidate
offered appointment in the Rescue-1122 shall submit the verified copies of the following documents to the Rescue-1122 at joining time besides joining report.
a) Certificate of Medical Fitness:
Candidate offered appointment shall provide a
certificate issued by a Medical Superintendent of Police and Services Hospital or
any other designated tertiary care Hospital on prescribed format, to the effect
that the candidate is in good mental and bodily health and is not suffering
from any form of physical defect/disability/illness/infectious disease which is
likely to hinder discharge of duties.
b) Educational Qualifications:
Besides
submission of verified documents
by the appointee, the Service may carry out authentication/verification of
educational certificate(s) and degree(s) provided by an appointee, from
respective Education Boards and Universities if deems necessary.
(2). The Service may
verify the Character and antecedents of the appointee by means of Police
verification, and if in the opinion of the Appointing Authority the character
and antecedents are satisfactory, the appointee may assume charge of the post.
In case certificate(s) /degree(s) are found fake at any stage the employee
shall be immediately removed from service along with criminal proceedings
against the culprit.
PART-III
(Appointment by Promotion)
14. Conditions
Prescribed for Promotion:
(1). Subject to provision of these regulations an employee fulfilling the following conditions,
shall be considered for promotion to a higher post reserved for promotion in
the cadre to which an employee belongs in the order of seniority;
a)
Seniority
b)
Qualifying
Service,
c)
Eligibility
threshold (minimum score/marks in PERs/ACRs)
d)
Qualifications
as prescribed for promotion,
e)
Relevance
of Experience
f)
Training
etc.
g)
Physical
Fitness Certificate
(2)
Time
scale promotion will be given to the employees of rescue 1122 as per Provincial
Government Policy.
15. Selection/ Promotion Board & Committees:
The Selection/
Promotion Board & Committee shall function as Promotion Board & Committees within their respective
jurisdictions as specified in 8 (i)
& (ii) of these regulations.
16. Manner of Processing:
(1) The Selection/ Promotion to posts in BPS 19 and
below shall be made by respective appointing authorities on the recommendation of the concerned Selection/ Promotion
Board & Committee.
(2)
The Selection/ Promotion Board & Committee
shall consider eligible employees in order of seniority and either:
a)
Recommend
an employee for promotion; or
b)
Recommend
an employee for supersession on the ground of being unfit for promotion at the
time of consideration for the reason to be recorded in writing; or
c)
Defer
consideration of promotion of an employee in case:
i.
the
service record is incomplete or any other document or information required by
the Selection/ Promotion Board & Committee for determining employee's
fitness for promotion is not available; or
ii.
disciplinary
or departmental proceedings are pending against the employee whose promotion
case comes up for consideration before the Selection/ Promotion Board & Committee;
or
iii.
the
employee does not possess the requisite length of service; or
iv.
the
employee's seniority is sub-judice;
Provided that in case of deferment a vacancy shall be reserved for the employee
or if it is filled, it shall be subject to the condition that when the employee
is subsequently promoted without having been superseded, the arrangement shall
be reversed and thereupon the junior employee shall stand reverted to lower
post.
(3)
An
employee who is superseded shall not be re-considered for promotion unless has
earned one more confidential
report for full calendar year after supersessions.
(4)
An employee who is deferred will be considered for
promotion as soon as the reason for which employee case was deferred, ceases to
exist.
17. Fulfillment
of Minimum Service:
(1) Promotion to posts shall be subject to fulfillment of
minimum length of service by the employee as specified below:-
For
promotion to posts in BPS-02 to 10 |
As
per Schedule II of regulations |
For
promotion to post in BPS-11 to 16 |
As
per Schedule II of regulations |
For
promotion to post in BPS-17 |
3-5
year service in BPS-16 |
For
promotion to posts in BPS-18 |
5
year service in BPS-17 |
For
promotion to posts in BPS-19 |
12
year service in BPS-17 & 18 or 07 years in BPS-18 |
(2) Periods of extra-ordinary leave or any other period of service which is not
reckoned as service qualifying for pension shall not be counted towards prescribed
length of service for promotion.
PART - IV
Appointment by
Transfer
18. Posting through Transfer Basis:
(1) Where the competent authority considers it to be
in public interest to fill a post reserved under these regulations for
promotion and the most senior employee belonging to the cadre concerned, who is
otherwise eligible for promotion, does not possess the prescribed length of
service, the competent authority may fill up the post through transfer of
officer/ official from other Government Departments.
(2) Transfer appointment shall be made against posts
which are likely to remain vacant for a period of one year or more.
(3) On
appointment on Transfer basis, the employee will assume full responsibilities
of the post and exercise all statutory, administrative and financial powers
vested in the regular incumbent of the post.
(4) Transfer
based appointee shall not be eligible for absorption, promotion or for any
purpose including the inter-se-seniority of the incumbents in the Rescue cadre,
nor shall it confer any vested right for regular promotion to the post held by
the Officer/ Official.
PART - V
Acting
Charge/Additional Charge and Temporary Appointment
19. Acting Charge Basis:
(1)
Where the competent authority considers it to be in public interest to
fill a post reserved under these regulations for promotion and the most senior
employee belonging to the cadre concerned, who is otherwise eligible for
promotion, does not possess the prescribed length of service, the competent
authority subject to the recommendation of the Selection/ Promotion Board or Committee
(as the case may be) may appoint him to the post on acting charge basis.
Provided; that no such appointment shall be made, if the prescribed length of
service is short by more than *[03 years]
(2) Acting
charge appointment shall be made against posts which are likely to remain
vacant for a period of six months or more.
(3) On
appointment on acting charge basis, the employee will assume full
responsibilities of the post and exercise all statutory, administrative and
financial powers vested in the regular incumbent of the post.
(4) Acting charge appointment shall not amount to
promotion on regular basis for any purpose including the inter-se-seniority of
the incumbents in the cadre, nor shall it confer any vested right for regular
promotion to the post held on acting charge basis.
20. Additional Charge:
If a post
falls vacant and it is not possible to fill it in the prescribed manner, the
Director General may entrust additional charge of the vacant post to another
employee of the same grade at the same station for a period of three months or
less.
21. Current Charge of higher Post:
The charge of
vacant post may be given to the senior most employee in the cadre present at
the station, if the employee is otherwise fit and eligible for promotion, with
the approval of the relevant appointing authority; Provided that the
arrangement shall not exceed six months.
22. Temporary Appointments in case of impending disaster or emergency:
(1) The Director General Rescue-1122 may hire a person(s) over and above the
sanctioned strength of the Authority on fixed pay on need basis due to exigency
of the situation as an interim arrangement for a period not exceeding 60 days
on such terms and conditions as may be specified on the recommendation of the
Administration Wing of Rescue-1122.
(2) The fixed salary of the person(s) so hired
shall not exceed the salary of a regular employee of the same category and
shall not be entitled to any fringe benefits.
23. Appointment of Legal Advisor/ Consultant:
(1) The
Service may hire for a specific period, Legal
Advisor(s)/ Consultant(s), as it may consider necessary on such terms and
conditions as it may deem suitable provided that funds for the purpose are available.
(2) The terms and conditions of hiring of Legal
Advisor(s)/ Consultant(s), so engaged by the Service shall be properly
determined.
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* The
words 02 two years substituted in the light of decision taken in 5th
meeting of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue council held on
09/08/2016.
PART VI
Probation and Confirmation
24.
Probation
Period:
(1)
Persons appointed to posts by initial recruitment
shall be on probation for a period of one year.
(2)
The
appointing authority, if considers necessary may extend the probation period
for another year or as may be specified at the time of appointment.
(3)
On successful
completion of the probation period, the appointing authority shall, by specific
order terminate the probation of the officer or official concerned within two
months after the expiry of probation period prescribed in sub-clause(1);
Provided; that if no specific order regarding termination of the probation
period of the official or officer concerned is issued within two months, the
period of probation shall be deemed to have automatically terminated.
25. Confirmation:
(1) An employee appointed by initial appointment to a post shall on satisfactory
completion of probation be eligible for confirmation.
(2)
The confirmation shall be made only against a regular post.
(3)
Two or
more employees shall not be confirmed in the same post and at the same time or
in post in which another
employee holds a lien,
(4)
An
employee shall be considered for confirmation strictly in order of seniority.
(5) No confirmation shall be made against the
post vacated on dismissal, removal or compulsory retirement of an employee
until the appeal, if any, against such dismissal, removal or compulsory
retirement is conclusively decided.
CHAPTER III
PART I
POSTING
AND DEPUTATION
26. Transfer to Equivalent Post:
(1)An employee
shall be liable to serve on any equivalent post within the Rescue-1122
Headquarters or in field offices within the cadre.
27. Authority Competent to transfer:
The
Director General Rescue-1122 of the Authority shall be competent for transfers/
posting of employees within the Service in their respective jurisdictions
28. Deputation:
(1) Appointment by deputation to a post in the Rescue-1122 shall be made
sparingly and only in the interest of the Service.
(2)The Competent Authority may allow any of its employees to proceed on
deputation to the Government Departments or Autonomous Bodies as per Government
Policy.
29. Conditions of Deputation:
(1)The appointing authority may appoint on
deputation a Federal or a Provincial Government servant or an employee of an
Autonomous Body set up or managed by such Government who is holding an
appointment on regular basis against a relevant equivalent post in Service.
(2)The appointment shall be made with the
consent of the lending authority for such period and on terms and conditions as
may be mutually agreed between the lending and borrowing entities.
30. Deputation within Pakistan:
(1)The Rescue-1122 may in public interest allow transfer of an employee,
who has successfully completed probation period and has served in the
department for a minimum 05 years may be allowed deputation initially for a
period of three years, extendable at the request in writing of the borrowing
authority by another one year, to the Federal Government, a Provincial
Government or any organizational setup managed/ controlled by such Government,
on such terms and conditions as may be mutually agreed upon between the lending
and borrowing authorities.
31. Return
to Department for consideration of promotion:
An employee
may be considered for promotion only after resumption of duty in the department.
The employee shall be given timely intimation when due for promotion so that the
employee can earn at least one performance evaluation report for one year
before case comes up for consideration. If an employee resumes duty then
promotion case shall be considered in normal course. If an employee does not
resume duty in the department, promotion case shall be deferred till return or
on the expiry of period of deputation and earning performance evaluation report
for one calendar year after resuming duty.
32. Condition
for fresh deputation:
An
employee who returns from deputation shall not be considered again for
deputation until has served in the department for a continuous period of five
years.
33. Training:
(1). The Chairperson or as the case may be, the
Director General may require an employee to undergo such training abroad or
within the country respectively for such period and on such terms an employee
may specify. In case of foreign training, the trainee shall execute a surety
bond to the effect that after completion of the training, the employee shall
serve in the Service for a period of five years, failing which the employee
shall pay the cost double to the entire expenditure incurred on the training
besides initiation of disciplinary action. All the newly recruited employees of
Rescue-1122 shall undergo the mandatory basic training from Emergency Service
Academy for a minimum period of six months. In case the selected candidate
fails to pass the basic mandatory course, will stand terminated and will have
no right of appeal in any court of law. Only Disaster/Emergency/Rescue related
training shall be allowed to the employees of the Rescue-1122 maximum length of
training.
*(2). Refresher
Courses after every two years may be arranged for all rescuers of ERS
(Rescue-1122), in best interest of operational activities.
34. Leave:
The Government of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa civil servant Revised leave Rules 1981 (As and when updated)
are hereby adopted for the employees of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue
Service (Rescue-1122).
35.
Medical
attendance rules:
Medical attendance rules 1959 of the Government of
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are hereby adopted.
36.
Travelling/
Daily allowance rules:
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa travelling allowance rules 1980 are hereby
adopted.
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* The
sub clause (2) added in the light of decision taken in 6th meeting
of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue council held on 15/12/2016.
37.
Compensation:
(1). The Service shall
provide financial assistance to the family of employee who die while in
service, regardless whether he holds a contract or regular appointment.
The financial assistance shall be equivalent to the amount of the assistance
admissible to a civil servant in the same basic scale as per provincial
government policy.
(2). If an employee dies in line of
duty or becomes invalided for the service due to any disability while
performing Rescue operation, the service shall pay the compensation at par with
police in the province and may recruit his/ her one sibling in the service.
PART II
38.
Retention
of lien:
On confirmation
in a permanent post, an employee shall acquire a lien in that post and shall
retain it during the period when an employee:
a)
performs
duties of that post;
b)
holds a
temporary post other than a post in the cadre to which an employee was
originally appointed;
c)
holds a
post on deputation outside the Service;
d)
is on
joining time or transfer to another post;
e)
is under
suspension; and
f)
is on
leave duly approved by the competent authority.
39. Termination
of Lien:
(1) Notwithstanding the consent of an
employee, his/ her lien on a post shall not be terminated until acquires lien
on any other post in the Service.
(2) The lien of an employee, who is reduced in
rank or reverted to a lower post as a consequence of disciplinary proceedings,
shall be terminated against the post from which an employee is reduced in rank,
or reverted to a lower post, as the case may be.
(3) The authority shall decide about the lien of an employee who, through proper channel, joins any other service on regular basis outside the Service in a government department or an autonomous body or an organization set up or managed by the Federal or Provincial Government after being selected through a regular selection process, may hold lien against present post in the Service only for two years or during the period of probation for the new appointment whichever is less subject to the condition that it does not hamper the function of the Department.
Chapter-IV
SENIORITY
40. Inter-se-seniority of Employee:
(1) For proper administration of a cadre or post, the appointing authority
shall cause to be prepared and maintained
a seniority list of the members for the time being of such cadre or holders of
such posts, but nothing contained herein shall be construed to confer any
vested right to a particular seniority in such cadre or post.
(2)
Subject
to clause (1) above, seniority of an employee shall be reckoned in relation to
other employees belonging to the same cadre or post, whether serving in the
same cadre or post or not, as provided in these regulations.
41. Inter-se-Seniority on Initial Appointment:
(1) The seniority of an employee on initial
appointment to a cadre or post shall take effect from the date of regular
appointment to the post to which the employee was initially appointed.
(2) Persons initially appointed through an earlier selection process
shall rank senior to those appointed through subsequent selection.
(3) If
two or more persons are appointed through the same selection or recruitment
process, their inter-se-seniority shall be determined in order of merit
assigned to them by the competent selection forum. If no merit was assigned,
the person older in age shall stand senior.
42. Inter-se-Seniority on Promotion:
Seniority in a
cadre or post to which an employee is promoted, shall take effect from the date
of regular promotion to that post;
Provided
that:
a.
Employees
who are promoted to a higher post on an earlier date shall be senior to those employees
who are promoted to such posts on a later date.
b.
Employees
selected for promotion to a higher post in one batch shall, on their promotion
to the higher post, retain their inter-se-seniority as in the lower post except
those superseded; and
c.
An
employee eligible for promotion who is inadvertently omitted from promotion in
the original reference or whose case is held up in circumstances beyond employee’s
control while juniors are promoted to the higher post shall, on promotion
without having been superseded, regain seniority with the original batch.
CHAPTER V
PART I
TERMINATION,
REVERSION AND DISMISSAL
43. Termination of service:
(1) The service of an employee
may be terminated without notice by the appointing authority during the initial
or extended period of probation;
(2) Notwithstanding anything
contained in clauses (1) the service of a person in temporary employment shall
be liable to be terminated on one month notice or pay in lieu thereof.
44. Termination of Irregular Appointment:
The
appointment of a person, which has been made otherwise than in accordance with
the prescribed methods of appointment, shall be terminated any time by the
appointing authority after recording the reason and affording him an
opportunity of showing cause.
45. Reversion, Dismissal or Removal from Service:
(1) An employee appointed to a
higher post on officiating basis shall be liable to reversion to lower post;
(2) No employee shall be
dismissed or removed from service or reduced in rank by an authority
subordinate to that by which an employee was appointed.
Provided that:
This sub-rule shall not be applicable where an
employee is dismissed or removed from service on the ground of conduct which
has led to conviction by a court of law.
PART II
Resignation and Retirement
46. Resignation:
(1)
Subject to these regulations, an employee may resign in
writing from post. The resignation shall not become effective unless it is
accepted by the appointing authority.
(2)
If an employee after
submission of resignation is allowed by the competent authority to withdraw it
before it is accepted, the resignation shall be deemed to have been withdrawn.
(3)
The resignation of an employee shall not be accepted if any
disciplinary proceedings are being contemplated or are in progress.
(4)
An employee submitting resignation shall be required to clear
all liabilities or dues payable by him/her and hand over property and record of
the Service to a nominated person at the time of acceptance of the resignation.
(5)
The resignation shall be submitted to the appointing
authority by an employee through proper channel which shall be accompanied with
original application of resignation along-with inter-alia following
information/certification:
a) No
disciplinary proceeding are pending or being contemplated against him;
b) Whether
employee is required to serve the Rescue-1122 for a specified period of time,
or any bond or undertaking in connection with the grant to leave, course of
instructions or training, etc. and if so, whether that period has expired, and
if not, whether any money spent on an employee training is payable/recoverable
or has been paid by the employee; and
c) All
other liabilities and dues, recoverable have been discharged/paid by him.
47. Retirement from Service:
An employee who holds operational post i.e. Naib
Qasid, Mali, Sweeper, Security Guard, Office Attendant, Driver, Helper,
Operator, Auto Mechanic, Divers, Electrical Technician, Fire Rescuer, DERT Rescuer, Emergency Medical
Technician, Computer Telephone & Wireless Operator, Lead Fire Rescuer, Wireless
Technician, Shift Incharge, Diving Supervisor, Computer Operator, Audio Video
Cameraman, Transport Maintenance Incharge, Station Coordinator, Station House Incharge,
Emergency Officer, District Emergency Officer shall retire from service on
completion of the fiftieth year of his/ her age. An employee who holds
official/clerical/administrative post shall retire from service on the completion
of sixtieth year of his/ her age (attaining the age of superannuation), provided
that the appointing authority may agree on the recommendations of Service
Review Board/ Committee to retire the employee earlier.
48. Premature Retirement:
After completion of 25 year service, an employee
may be retired with benefits in following circumstances:
(a). On
employee’s own request; or
(b). On recommendation of the
Service Review Board or Committee constituted by the Service.
49.
Retirement on Medical Grounds:
(1) An employee who by physical or mental infirmity is declared
permanently incapacitated by the Standing Medical Board shall be retired on
disability/invalidity basis.
(2)
An
employee will be invalidated within thirty days of the receipt of Medical
Certificate or if employee is on leave or is granted leave as a special case,
on the expiry of such leave whichever may be later.
CHAPTER VI
CONDUCT
50. Special offences and Penalties:
Following are added for efficient performance;
(1).
If an official:
a. Fails to follow the appearance, dress or
customs of the Service in accordance with the conduct regulations or
instructions of the Superiors, and shall be liable to deduction of Emergency
Incentive Allowance which shall be one third deductions for the first failure,
two thirds for the second and complete deduction for the third failure during a
calendar month.
b. Fails
to follow proper procedure of handing over and taking over while leaving or
reporting to duty; shall be liable to deduction of one tenth of emergency
allowance for each failure.
c. Fails to maintain an official document;
shall be liable to deduction of one tenth of emergency allowance for each
failure.
d. Fails to maintain the cleanliness of a
vehicle, equipment, official building; shall be liable to deduction of one
tenth of emergency allowance for each failure.
e. Fails to perform emergency duty as the
vehicle becomes off road due to failure to efficiently maintain or get timely
repairs done; shall not be entitled to the emergency allowance for those number
of days in which the vehicle remains off road.
f. Fails to follow the use of personal
protective equipment while responding to an emergency; shall be liable to
deduction of one tenth of emergency allowance for each failure.
g. Activates
emergency light and siren other than for responding to an emergency within a
city; shall be liable to deduction of one tenth of emergency allowance for each
failure.
h.
Fails to follow traffic rules while not attending an emergency; shall be
liable to deduction of one tenth of emergency allowance for each failure.
i. Fails to follow the instruction of Director
General, an employee shall be liable to one third deduction of emergency
allowance for the first failure, two thirds for the second failure and complete
deduction for the third during a calendar month.
j. Is
late for emergency duty without proper intimation or permission from the
reporting officer; shall be liable to deduction of one third of emergency
allowance for the first late arrival, two thirds for the second and complete
deduction for the third late arrival during a calendar month.
k. Is
found negligent during performance of duty; shall be liable to deduction of
emergency allowance which shall be one tenth deduction for each negligence and
the same may be increased depend on the nature of the emergency.
l. Any
driver if found negligent/ responsible for the accident of any official
vehicle; shall be liable for the
recovery of 50% of the total repair cost or as deemed appropriate by the
competent authority.
m. Any
driver if found negligent/ responsible for the accident of any official vehicle;
shall be liable for the recovery of
50% of the total repair cost or as deemed appropriate by the competent
authority.
n. leaves
the duty without prior permission; shall be liable to deduction of one third
deduction of emergency allowance for each failure during a calendar month
o. If
found absent from duty without prior permission of the reporting officer; shall
be liable to one fifth deduction of salary with allowance for each day’s
absence.
p.
Internally causes or spreads a false alarm or rumor during duty hour in
Rescue Stations; shall be liable to deduction of full emergency allowance of
the one month.
(2). The appointing authority may by order in
writing, impose one or more penalties upon the accused official on the report
of the District Emergency Officer/ Reporting Officer and subject to offering
the official an opportunity of hearing.
*(3)
If an official commits more than
three special offences in a month, the competent authority may, follow the
following procedure:-
(a). Explanation
(b). Fact
Finding Inquiry.
(c). Charge
Sheet/Statement of Allegations.
(d). Show Cause Notice.
(e). Personal Hearing
(f). Decision.
_____________________________________________________________________________________________________
* The
sub clause (3) substituted in the light of decision taken in 6th meeting
of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue council held on 15/12/2016.
(4) The Rescue 1122 being essential services
will provide the search and Rescue service round the clock. No officer/official
can resort to any kind of undesirable activities like strike, agitation, corner
meeting, ganging up, conspiring or attempting to call off duty against any
decision of the superior which can affect the essential service of Rescue 1122.
In case anyone found in any such activity will be liable to major penalty to
the extent of termination/ dismissal from service and legal proceeding in a
court of law.
51. Appeal:
If any personnel of the Rescue 1122 is aggrieved by any order issued under
these rules within thirty days of communication to him of such order, may
prefer an appeal to the next higher authority
Chapter VII
MISCELLANEOUS
52.
Uniform and Ranks:
The Rescue 1122 personnel shall attire olive
green color uniform with black shoes, black socks, black belt and red barrete
helmet/ cap. The official and officers BPS-12 and above of Rescue 1122 shall
use ranks at par with Police.
53. Declaration of Property:
(1) An
employee at the time of first appointment in the Rescue-1122 shall make a
declaration of all immovable and movable properties including shares,
certificates, securities, insurance policies and jewelry having a total value of Rs.500,000 or
more belonging to or held by the employee or member of the family and such
declaration shall:
a)
State
the district in which the property is situated; and
b)
Give
such further information as the Rescue-1122 may, by general or special order,
require.
(2) Every employee shall submit an annual return of assets in
the month of July showing any increase or decrease of property as shown in the
declaration under sub rule (1) or, as the case may be, the last declaration.
54. Assets to be disclosed:
An employee shall, as and when required by
the Service, by general or special order, furnish information about his/ her assets;
disclosing liquid assets and all other properties, movable and immovable,
including shares, certificates, insurance policies and jewelry.
55.
Employment to be whole time:
(1) Unless in any case it is otherwise provided, the whole
time of an employee is at the disposal of the service and he may be employed in
any manner required by the service without claim for additional remuneration.
(2) Every member of the
service shall be liable to serve anywhere within the province with the prior
approval of the Director General Rescue 1122.
56. Delegation of Powers:
The Service may, by general or special order,
delegate to any officer subordinate to it any of its powers under the
regulations.
57. Application of Other Rules:
In matters not covered under these
regulations or other rules notified by the Service, employees shall be governed
by the rules applicable to the civil servants of the Province and the
instructions issued from time to time by the Provincial Government in such
matters.
58. Removal of anomalies:
The Rescue 1122 council shall consider and
remove any anomalies from time to time if referred by Director General Rescue 1122.
Sd/-
(Secretary)
Relief, Rehabilitation & Settlement Department,
Government of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa.
SCHEDULE-I
SANCTIONED POSTS OF ERS (RESCUE-1122)
HEADQUARTER,
DISTRICT PESHAWAR & MARDAN
S# |
Designation |
BPS |
Sanctioned Posts for: |
Total |
||
Peshawar |
Mardan |
Headquarter |
||||
1 |
Director
General |
BPS-20 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
2 |
Director
(Admin) |
BPS-19 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
3 |
Director
Finance |
BPS-19 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
4 |
Director
(Operation) |
BPS-19 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
5 |
Director
(Planning) |
BPS-19 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
6 |
Deputy
Director (Admin) |
BPS-18 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
7 |
Deputy
Director (Operation) |
BPS-18 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
8 |
Deputy
Director R&M |
BPS-18 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
9 |
Deputy
Director (Planning) |
BPS-18 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
10 |
District
Emergency Officer |
BPS-18 |
01 |
01 |
- |
02 |
11 |
Assistant
Director (Admin) |
BPS-17 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
12 |
Assistant
Director (Operation) |
BPS-17 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
13 |
Assistant
Director (Accounts) |
BPS-17 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
14 |
Assistant
Director (Legal) |
BPS-17 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
15 |
Assistant
Director (Planning & Monitoring) |
BPS-17 |
- |
- |
02 |
02 |
16 |
Assistant
Director (Repair & Maintenance) |
BPS-17 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
17 |
Assistant
Director (Communication) |
BPS-17 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
18 |
Administrative
Officer |
BPS-17 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
19 |
Public
Relation Officer |
BPS-17 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
20 |
Procurement
Officer |
BPS-17 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
21 |
Emergency
Officers |
BPS-17 |
03 |
03 |
- |
06 |
22 |
Office
Superintendent |
BPS-17 |
01 |
01 |
01 |
03 |
23 |
Accountant |
BPS-16 |
01 |
01 |
01 |
03 |
24 |
Office
Assistant |
BPS-16 |
01 |
- |
01 |
02 |
25 |
Station
House Incharge |
BPS-16 |
06 |
05 |
- |
11 |
26 |
Control
Room Incharge |
BPS-16 |
01 |
01 |
- |
02 |
27 |
PA/Stenographer |
BPS-15 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
28 |
Junior Scale
Stenographer |
BPS-14 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
29 |
Account
Assistant |
BPS-14 |
- |
02 |
01 |
03 |
30 |
Station
Coordinator |
BPS-14 |
06 |
05 |
- |
11 |
31 |
Transport
Maintenance Incharge |
BPS-14 |
01 |
01 |
- |
02 |
32 |
Audio
Video Camera Man |
BPS-14 |
- |
01 |
- |
01 |
33 |
Store
Assistant |
BPS-14 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
34 |
Computer
Operator |
BPS-12 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
35 |
Diving Supervisor |
BPS-12 |
02 |
01 |
- |
03 |
36 |
Shift
Incharge |
BPS-12 |
12 |
10 |
- |
22 |
37 |
Wireless
Technician |
BPS-12 |
01 |
01 |
- |
02 |
38 |
Lead
Fire Rescuers |
BPS-12 |
40 |
18 |
- |
58 |
39 |
Computer
Tele/Wireless Operator |
BPS-12 |
49 |
33 |
- |
82 |
40 |
Junior
Clerk |
BPS-11 |
- |
- |
04 |
04 |
S# |
Designation |
BPS |
Sanctioned Posts for: |
Total |
||
Peshawar |
Mardan |
Headquarter |
||||
41 |
Emergency
Medical Technician |
BPS-11 |
98 |
70 |
- |
168 |
42 |
DERT
Rescuers |
BPS-11 |
14 |
14 |
- |
28 |
43 |
Fire
Rescuers |
BPS-11 |
98 |
35 |
- |
133 |
44 |
Electrical
Technician |
BPS-11 |
01 |
01 |
- |
02 |
45 |
Divers |
BPS-11 |
05 |
- |
- |
05 |
46 |
Auto Mechanic
|
BPS-08 |
01 |
01 |
- |
02 |
47 |
Senior
Store Keeper |
BPS-08 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
48 |
Heavy
Machinery Operators |
BPS-07 |
07 |
- |
- |
07 |
49 |
Carpenter |
BPS-06 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
50 |
Electrician |
BPS-06 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
51 |
Plumber |
BPS-06 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
52 |
Steel Fixer |
BPS-06 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
53 |
Store
Keeper |
BPS-05 |
- |
02 |
01 |
03 |
54 |
Helper |
BPS-05 |
06 |
- |
- |
06 |
55 |
Drivers
|
BPS-04 |
117 |
72 |
03 |
192 |
56 |
Barber |
BPS-03 |
- |
- |
01 |
01 |
57 |
Office
Attendant |
BPS-02 |
- |
04 |
04 |
08 |
58 |
Security
Guard |
BPS-02 |
42 |
25 |
- |
67 |
59 |
Sweeper |
BPS-01 |
- |
04 |
06 |
10 |
60 |
Mali |
BPS-01 |
- |
01 |
01 |
02 |
61 |
Naib
Qasid |
BPS-01 |
- |
- |
04 |
04 |
Total |
514 |
313 |
57 |
884 |
* The posts mentioned at S.#. 5,9,15,16,17,28,49,50,51,52 & 56 are included in the light of decision taken in 5th meeting of Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Council held on dated 09-08-2016.
METHOD OF
RECRUITMENT TO THE SANCTIONED POSTS OF KHYBER PAKHTUNKHWA EMERGENCY RESCUE
SERVICE (RESCUE-1122)
S.No
|
Nomenclature
of Post
|
Minimum
qualification & experience for initial recruitment
|
Age limit
for initial recruitment
|
Method of
Recruitment
|
01
|
02
|
03
|
04
|
05
|
01
|
Director
General BPS-20
|
|
|
Through
Transfer/ Posting of an officer in BPS-20 by the Provincial Government.
|
02
|
Director
Administration BPS-19
|
|
|
By promotion on the basis of
seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of the post of Deputy Directors
(Admin) BPS-18 with at least 07 year service at credit
|
03
|
Director
Operations BPS
19
|
|
|
By promotion on the basis of
seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of the post of District
Emergency Officers BPS-18 with at least 07 year service at credit
|
04
|
Director
Finance BPS-19 |
|
|
i By Promotion
on seniority cum fitness from among the Deputy Directors with requisite
qualification and experience with at least 07 year service in BPS-18 or ii In case of
no suitable candidate by Deputation from Public
sector. |
05
|
Director
Planning BPS-19 |
|
|
i. By Promotion on seniority cum fitness from among the
Deputy Director Planning (BPS-18) with at least 07 year service in or a total
of 12 years’ service as Deputy Director Planning/ Assistant Director Planning
& Monitoring. ii. In case of no suitable candidate by Deputation
from P&D Department. |
06
|
Deputy
Director (Administration) BPS-18 |
|
|
By promotion on the basis of
seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of the post of Admin Officer,
Assistant Directors (Admin), Assistant Directors (Legal), and Public Relations
Officer BPS-17, Joint Seniority with at least 05 year service at credit. |
07
|
Deputy
Director (Operations) BPS-18 |
|
|
By promotion on the basis of
seniority cum fitness from amongst the holder of the post of Assistant
Director (Ops) BPS-17 and Emergency Officer BPS- 17 with at least 05 year
service at credit. |
08
|
Deputy
Director (Repair &
Maintenance ) BPS-18 |
|
|
By
promotion on the basis of Seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of
the post of Assistant Director (Repair & Maintenance) BPS-17, with
requisite qualification and at least 05 year service at credit. |
09
|
Deputy Director (Planning) BPS-18 |
|
30-40
Years |
i. Initially through Direct
Recruitment being a newly created post and subsequently; ii. By Promotion on seniority cum
fitness from among the Assistant Director Planning & Monitoring (BPS-17)
with at least 05 year service. iii. In case of no suitable
candidate by Deputation from
P&D Department. |
10
|
District Emergency Officer BPS-18 |
*[(a) Medical graduate preferably a post-graduate or
having Master’s Degree in Disaster Management, Emergency Management. Public
Health. b) B.Sc Engineering (Mechanical,
Civil)/ MBA/ BBA (Hons/ 16 years of Education)/ Master in Social Sciences. c) At least 05 year working in
relevant field preferably in Health Management /Emergency Management/
Administration. d) Physical and mentally fit to
perform field operations.] |
25-35 years |
i.
50% by initial recruitment ii.
50% by
Promotion on basis of seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of the
post of Emergency Officers BPS-17 with at least 05 year service. |
11
|
Emergency Officer BPS-17 |
**[(a) Medical graduate preferably a post-graduate or
having Master’s Degree in Disaster Management, Emergency Management. Public
Health. b) B.Sc Engineering (Mechanical,
Civil)/ MBA/ BBA (Hons/ 16 years of Education)/ Master in Social Sciences. c) At least 02 year working in
relevant field preferably in Health Management /Emergency Management/
Administration. d) Physical and mentally fit to
perform field operations.] |
25-35 years |
i.
50% by initial recruitment ii.
50% by
Promotion on basis of seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of the
post of Station House In-charge (SHI) BPS-16 with at least 03 years service. |
12
|
Public Relation Officer BPS-17 |
Master in Journalism/ Mass Communication/ Political
Science with 03 years relevant experience. |
25-35 years |
i.
50% by initial recruitment ii.
50% by
Promotion on basis of seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of the
post of Audio Video Cameraman BPS-14 with at least 03 year service. |
13
|
Administrative Officer BPS-17 |
Master degree MBA / Public Administration / BBA
(Hon) 04 years after intermediate or equivalent qualification with at least
03 years related experience. |
25-35 years |
i.
50% by initial recruitment ii.
50% by
Promotion on basis of seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of the
post of office Superintendent with at
least 03 years’ service. |
14
|
Assistant Director (Accounts) BPS-17 |
MBA Finance or M.Com. Computer literate are
essential. |
25-35 years |
i.
50 % by initial
recruitment. ii.
50% by
promotion on the basis of seniority cum fitness amongst the holders of the
post of Accountant with at least 05 year experience. |
15
|
Assistant Director (Administration) BPS-17 |
Master degree MBA/ BBA (Hon) 04 years after
intermediate or equivalent qualification. Computer literacy is essential. At
least 3 years related experience. |
25-35 years |
i.
50% By initial
recruitment ii.
50% By
promotion on basis of seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of the
post of Control Room Incharge BPS-16 with at least 5 year’ service. |
16
|
Assistant Director (Operations) BPS-17 |
Master degree in Business Administration (MBA)/
Civil/ Mechanical Engineer, Public Administration or equivalent
qualification. Computer literacy is essential. |
20-30 years |
i.
50% By initial
recruitment ii.
50% By
promotion on basis of joint seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of
the post of Station House Incharge BPS-16 with at least 5 year’ service. |
17
|
Assistant Director (Legal) BPS-17 |
L.L.B having
High Court license with minimum 03 years relevant experience |
25-35
years |
By initial recruitment. |
|
* S.No.10
substituted in the light of decision taken in 6th meeting of the
Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Emergency Rescue council held on 15/12/2016.
** S.No. 11 substituted in the
light of decision taken in 6th meeting of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa
Emergency Rescue council held on 15/12/2016.
18
|
Assistant Director (Planning &
Monitoring) BPS-17 |
|
25-35Years |
i.
50% by initial
recruitment ii.
50% by Promotion on basis of seniority cum fitness from
amongst the holders of the post of office Superintendent with at least 03 years’ service iii.
In case of no suitable
candidate by Deputation from P&D Department. |
19
|
Assistant Director (Repair & Maintenance) BPS-17 |
(i)
B.Sc.
(Mechanical) or (ii)
B.Tech
(Mechanical) from recognized institution with 3-5 Years relevant experience. |
25-35 years |
i.
50% By initial
recruitment ii.
50% By
promotion on basis of Seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of the
post of Transport Maintenance
Inspector, with at least 05 years’ service. |
20
|
Assistant Director (Communication) BPS-17 |
|
|
100% by promotion On the basis of seniority cum fitness
from amongst holders of the posts of Control Room Incharge (BPS-16) with 05
year experience. |
21
|
Procurement Officer BPS-17 |
M.Com or Graduate
in Business Administration (MBA) or Engineering (Civil/Mechanical)
with 03 years relevant experience |
25-35 years |
i.
50% By initial
recruitment ii.
50% By
promotion on basis of joint seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of
the post of Station House Incharge
(SHI) BPS-16 / Control Room Incharge (CRI) BPS-16 Joint Seniority with at least 5 year’ service. |
22
|
Office Superintendent BPS-17 |
|
|
100% by promotion On the basis of seniority cum
fitness from amongst holders of the posts of Office Assistants BPS-16 with 03
year experience. |
23
|
Station House Incharge BPS-16 |
B.Sc OR B.A. with Diploma in Health Technology
/Nursing. One year working experience in Emergency. |
20-30
years |
i.
30% by initial
Recruitment. ii.
70% by
promotion on the basis of seniority cum fitness from amongst holders of the
posts of Station Coordinator BPS-14 & TMI BPS-14, Joint Seniority with
requisite experience and qualification. |
24
|
Accountant BPS-16 |
MBA (Finance), M.Com from HEC recognized university
with at least 3 years related experience. |
|
100% by promotion on the basis of seniority cum
fitness amongst holder of post Accounts Assistant BPS-14 with at least 03
years’ experience or By deputation from public sector. |
25
|
Control Room Incharge BPS-16. |
Master Degree in Information Technology with
certifications in LAN/WAN from recognized institution, preferably with
specialization in Database. 03 years working experience in relevant/
recognized organization. |
|
100% by promotion on the basis of seniority
cum fitness amongst holder of post of CTWO BPS-12 with at least 05 year
experience. |
26
|
Office Assistant
BPS-16 |
Bachelor’s degree with Computer literacy is
essential. |
20-30
ears |
i.
30% by initial recruitment ii.
70% by
promotion from Computer, Telephone and Wireless Operator (CTWO) BPS-12. |
27
|
Personal Assistant/ Stenographer BPS-15 |
Bachelor’s Degree with three months certificate in
MS Office from Institution affiliated with Technical Board |
20-30 years |
By initial
recruitment. |
28
|
Junior Scale Stenographer BPS-14 |
F.A/ F.Sc with short hand skill of noting 80 words
per minutes and 40 words typing speed per minute |
20-30 years |
By initial recruitment. |
29
|
Store Assistant BPS-14 |
Bachelor Degree with 03 years relevant experience. |
|
100% by promotion on the basis of seniority cum
fitness amongst holder of post Junior Clerk BPS.11 with at least 05 years’
experience. |
30
|
Station Coordinator BPS-14 |
F.SC (Pre-Med) with Diploma in Health
Technology/Nursing/LHV. One year working experience in Emergency. |
20-30
years |
i.
30% by initial recruitment ii.
70% by
promotion of seniority cum fitness from amongst holders of the posts of Shift
Incharge BPS-12 and LFR BPS-12. |
31
|
Transport Maintenance Inspector BPS-14 |
Diploma in Automobile Engineering from recognized
institution with 3-5 Years relevant experience. |
20-30 years |
By initial recruitment. |
32
|
Account Assistant BPS-14 |
B.Com from recognized institution. One year
experience in recognized organization |
20-30 years |
By initial recruitment. |
33
|
Audio / Video Cameraman BPS-14 |
B.SC/BCS/BA with 02 years’ experience in Non-Linear
editing or Animations or Computer Graphics |
20-30 years |
By initial recruitment |
34
|
Diving Supervisor BPS-12 |
F.A with supervisory experience of minimum 05 years.
Preference will be given to deep water divers retired from armed forces. |
25-35
years |
i.
50% by initial
recruitment. ii.
50% by
promotion On the basis of seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of
post of Divers BPS-11. |
35
|
Shift Incharge BPS-12 |
F.Sc or ICS or Diploma in Associate Engineering or Para
Medical Diploma with at least 1 year related experience. |
20-30 years |
i. 30% by initial recruitment. ii. 70% by
promotion on the basis of seniority cum fitness from amongst holders of the
posts of EMT BPS-11 with requisite experience and qualification. |
36
|
Wireless Technician BPS-12 |
F.SC OR Diploma in Electronics (preference will be
given to DAE and ex-servicemen). 03-05 years’ experience in maintaining
wireless communication equipment. |
20-30 years |
By initial recruitment |
37
|
Lead Fire Rescuer BPS-12 |
Diploma in
Associate Engineering (DAE) with 01 year relevant experience. |
18-30 years |
i.
30% by initial recruitment ii.
70% by
promotion on the basis of seniority cum fitness among Fire Rescuer BPS-11
& DERT BPS-11 with requisite experience and qualification. |
38
|
Computer Operator BPS-16 |
Graduation
with one year diploma in Information Technology from Board of Technical
Education or its equivalent. |
18-30
years |
By initial recruitment. |
39
|
Computer Telephone & Wireless Operator BPS-16 |
Graduation
with one year diploma in Information Technology from Board of Technical
Education or its equivalent with 2 year relevant experience. |
18-30 years |
By initial recruitment. |
40
|
Diver BPS-11 |
Matric with
05 years Diving experience, preference will be given to water divers retire
from arm forces |
25-35 years |
By initial
recruitment. |
41
|
Emergency Medical Technician BPS-11 |
Paramedical Diploma /Nursing/LHV (Preference will be
given to Diploma in Health Technology & Surgical Technology). Relevant
experience will be preferred. |
18-30 years |
By initial recruitment. |
42
|
Fire Rescuer BPS-11 |
Diploma in Associate Engineering (DAE) OR F.SC (Pre-Eng.) DAE will be
preferred. |
18-30 years |
By initial recruitment. |
43
|
DERT Rescuer BPS-11 |
Diploma in Associate Engineering (Civil/
Electronics/Mechanical) |
20-30 years |
By initial recruitment. |
44
|
Electrical Technician BPS-11 |
Diploma in Electrical Technology from recognized
institution. Relevant experience will be preferred. |
20-30 years |
By initial recruitment. |
45
|
Junior Clerk BPS-11 |
SSC with typing
knowledge and computer skill with 02 year relevant experience. |
18-30
years |
i.
50% by initial
recruitment. ii.
50% by
promotion on the basis of seniority cum fitness from amongst the holders of
the post of office attendants / Naib Qasid having requisite experience and
qualification. |
46
|
Auto Mechanic BPS-08 |
Auto & Diesel 02 year Certificate. Relevant
experience will be preferred. |
20-30 years |
i.
50% by initial
recruitment. ii.
50% by
promotion among Drivers BPS-04 with five years related experience. |
47
|
Senior Store Keeper BPS-08 |
Matric OR
Dispenser Diploma/Diploma in Pharmacy. Two years relevant experience will be
preferred. |
20-30 years |
i.
50% by initial
recruitment. ii.
50% by
promotion among store keeper of BPS-05. |
48
|
Operator for Heavy Machinery (Excavator, Recovery
Vehicle, Dumper Truck etc.) BPS-07 |
Middle Pass with minimum 05 years experience of
Excavator/ Recovery Vehicle/ Dumper Truck etc. |
18-30
years |
i.
50% by initial
recruitment. ii.
50% by
promotion among Helpers for Heavy Machinery BPS-05 with five years related
experience. |
49
|
Carpenter BPS-06 |
Literate with minimum 03 years’ experience of
similar trade. |
18-30 Years |
By initial
recruitment. |
50
|
Electrician BPS-06 |
Literate with minimum 03 years’ experience of similar
trade. |
18-30 Years |
By initial recruitment. |
51
|
Plumber BPS-06 |
Literate with minimum 03 years’ experience of
similar trade. |
18-30 Years |
By initial recruitment. |
52
|
Steel Fixer BPS-06 |
Literate with minimum 03 years’ experience of
similar trade. |
18-30 Years |
By initial recruitment. |
53
|
Helper for Heavy Machinery BPS-05 |
Middle Pass
with having at least LTV driver license with 02 years relevant experience. |
18-30
years |
By initial recruitment. |
54
|
Store Keeper BPS-05 |
Matric OR Dispenser Diploma/Diploma in
Pharmacy. Two years relevant experience will be preferred. |
18-30 years |
By initial recruitment. |
55
|
Driver BPS-04 |
Middle and
physically fit with valid HTV/ LTV driving license, with 03 years post
license experience in any organization as Driver. |
18-30 years |
By initial recruitment. |
56
|
Barber BPS-03 |
Literate with minimum 03 years’ experience of
similar trade. |
18-30 Years |
By initial recruitment. |
57
|
Office Attendant BPS-02 |
Middle with
three years’ experience in office work in any organization& physically
fit |
18-40 years |
By initial recruitment. |
58
|
Naib Qasid BPS-01 |
Literate and Physically fit |
18-40 years |
By initial recruitment. |
59
|
Security Guard BPS-01 |
Middle Pass,
physically fit with three years’ relevant
experience in any organization. Preference shall be given to Army
retired personal. |
18-40 years |
By initial recruitment. |
60
|
Mali BPS-01 |
Literate and
Physically fit |
18-40 years |
By initial recruitment. |
61
|
Sweeper BPS-01 |
Literate and Physically fit |
18-40 years |
By initial recruitment. |