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The Highways Division (National Highway Authority) recruits Chowkidars (BPS-02) to provide round-the-clock security for divisional offices, residential colonies, stores and camps along the national highway network. The role defends assets, records, and personnel from unauthorized entry, theft, and safety hazards.
Daily duties include opening/closing gates, maintaining logs, issuing passes, patrolling perimeters, securing rooms and equipment, and guiding responders during emergencies while
The Highways Division (National Highway Authority) recruits Chowkidars (BPS-02) to provide round-the-clock physical security for divisional offices, residential colonies, material stores, and bridge inspection camps across the national highway network. The role serves as the first line of defense protecting government assets, engineering records, and personnel against unauthorized entry, theft, vandalism, and safety hazards inherent to highway infrastructure sites.
Daily workflows involve operating main and subsidiary gates, maintaining handwritten visitor and vehicle entry registers (Roznamcha), issuing temporary passes, and managing key custody for offices and stores. The Chowkidar conducts hourly perimeter patrols checking boundary walls, fencing, and lighting; verifies seals on survey equipment containers; and ensures fire extinguishers and sand buckets are positioned at designated points. Service standards require 12-hour shift rotation, immediate logging of incidents in the Duty Report Register, and strict adherence to the NHA Security Standing Orders. Career progression follows the federal service rules leading to promotion as Head Chowkidar (BPS-03) and subsequently Naib Qasid (BPS-01/02) or Security Supervisor roles upon qualifying departmental exams.
Selection for this Category B post involves no written examination. Candidates are evaluated strictly through a practical skill and trade demonstration assessing physical fitness, drill movements, register writing legibility, equipment handling (torch, whistle, baton, fire extinguisher), and a formal oral viva voce interview testing situational judgment, knowledge of security protocols, and official decorum.
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