Greaser (BPS-02)

Government of Pakistan; Tando Muhammad Khan, Islamabad; On-site; PKR 480,000 - 640,000; Full time

Job summary

Government of Pakistan invites applications for the Greaser position in the Highways Division, a Category A cadre role supporting court operations at district and session levels.

The role emphasizes maintaining premises, assisting with case files, visitor logs, and courtroom logistics, while ensuring compliance with procedural standards and service delivery during hearings.

Qualifications

• 100-MCQ written screening covering law, judicial procedures, and administrative duties.
• Document verification of educational credentials and experience for shortlisted candidates.
• Viva voce interview to assess knowledge of court protocols and practical problem-solving.

Responsibilities

• Maintain clean and orderly court premises.
• Assist court officers with case file organization and record-keeping.
• Manage visitor logs and courtroom access control procedures.
• Support evidence handling and chain of custody documentation.
• Monitor courtroom logistics and seating arrangements during hearings.
• Coordinate with judicial staff to ensure procedural compliance and service standards.

Job description

The Greaser position at the Highways Division serves as a critical support role within the judicial court system, ensuring smooth operational continuity. This Category A cadre role requires candidates to assist court officers with administrative duties, maintain orderly court facilities, and support the efficient functioning of judicial proceedings. The Greaser plays a foundational role in upholding the integrity and efficiency of court operations at the district and session levels.

Daily responsibilities include maintaining clean and orderly court premises, assisting with case file organization, managing visitor logs, and supporting court staff during hearings. The Greaser monitors courtroom logistics, ensures proper seating arrangements, and assists in evidence presentation. Workflow involves regular inspections of courtrooms, updating administrative registers, and coordinating with other judicial officers to maintain procedural standards and service delivery.

Candidates first undergo a 100-MCQ written screening examination covering law, judicial procedures, and administrative duties. Shortlisted candidates proceed to document verification of educational credentials and experience. The Departmental Selection Committee conducts a viva voce interview to assess knowledge of court protocols, ethical conduct, and practical problem-solving abilities. Merit ranking is determined based on written exam scores, interview performance, and document verification.

Key duties and responsibilities:

• Maintain clean and orderly court premises and facilities
• Assist court officers with case file organization and record-keeping
• Manage visitor logs and courtroom access control procedures
• Support evidence handling and chain of custody documentation
• Monitor courtroom logistics and seating arrangements during hearings
• Coordinate with judicial staff to ensure procedural compliance and service standards