ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR FIRE (BPS-03)

Ammunition Depot Malir Cantt Karachi; Karachi Division; On-site; PKR 3,214,000 - 4,285,000; Full time

Job summary

Ammunition Depot Malir Cantt Karachi is announcing a regular appointment for the post of Assistant Supervisor Fire (BPS-03). The role emphasizes maintaining uninterrupted logistics, emergency safety, and installation maintenance within defence installations.

The selected candidate will undergo a Practical Trade / Skill Test and an oral viva voce; education requires a Primary Pass with vocational training in firefighting, hydrant systems, and hazard containment.

Qualifications

• Primary Pass from a recognized school with certified vocational training in industrial firefighting, hydrant systems, and hazard containment.

Responsibilities

• Perform direct hands-on tasks and operate equipment under supervision.
• Adhere to military cantonment security SOPs and safety protocols.
• Routine inspection of equipment and machinery to ensure reliability.
• Promptly execute assigned operational directives and maintain readiness.

Education

Primary Pass with vocational training in industrial firefighting, hydrant systems, and hazard containment

Job description

Official employment notification has been announced for the regular appointment of ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR FIRE (BPS-03) on BPS-03 at Ammunition Depot Malir Cantt Karachi. This position carries 1 Post allocated on Local (Sindh) quota and represents an essential operational support role dedicated to maintaining uninterrupted logistics, emergency safety, and installation maintenance.

The day-to-day responsibilities for ASSISTANT SUPERVISOR FIRE (BPS-03) include direct hands‑on task execution, adherence to military cantonment security SOPs, routine inspection of equipment and machinery, prompt execution of assigned operational directives, and maintaining high standards of reliability, vigilance, and physical readiness in defence installations.

The candidate selection pathway entails strict physical and credential scrutiny, followed by a hands‑on Practical Trade / Skill Test evaluating technical craftsmanship and workbench proficiency, culminating in an oral viva voce examination conducted by the Departmental Selection Committee. Primary Pass from a recognized school with certified institutional vocational training in industrial firefighting, hydrant systems, and hazard containment.