Hostel Warden (BS-16)

All Pakistan Womens; Lahore; On-site; PKR 391,000 - 692,000; Full time

Job summary

All Pakistan Womens Association APWA is seeking a Hostel Warden to oversee women students and staff housing, ensure safety, and support residents in a judicial environment.

The role focuses on enforcing hostel rules, maintaining registers, coordinating with court staff, and preparing incident reports to uphold APWA standards and resident welfare.

Qualifications

• Knowledge of law and judicial procedures.
• Strong administrative discipline and governance.
• Ability to manage hostel security and welfare.

Responsibilities

• Conduct regular security patrols and maintain law and order in the hostel premises.
• Maintain resident registers and monitor behavioral compliance with court regulations.
• Prepare and file incident reports for all disciplinary actions.
• Coordinate with judicial officers to ensure proper conduct of hostel activities.
• Manage guest bookings and resident welfare inquiries.
• Ensure all hostel facilities comply with APWA judicial standards.

Skills

Legal awareness

Administrative discipline

Job description

The Hostel Warden at All Pakistan Womens Association APWA is responsible for maintaining law and order, ensuring compliance with judicial regulations, and providing administrative support to the court's residential facilities. This role oversees the hostel environment for women students and staff, manages resident welfare, and assists judicial officers in maintaining a functional court infrastructure. The position requires strong legal awareness and administrative discipline to uphold the integrity of the judicial institution.

Daily duties include conducting morning and evening security rounds, maintaining resident registers, resolving behavioral complaints, and preparing incident reports. The Warden coordinates with judicial staff to ensure proper conduct of hostel activities, manages guest bookings, and ensures all facilities meet court standards. Career progression may lead to senior warden or judicial assistant roles within the APWA hierarchy.

Candidates first appear for the 100-MCQ written screening examination covering law, judicial procedures, and administrative governance. Shortlisted candidates undergo document verification and a Departmental Selection Committee interview to assess practical judgment, ethical conduct, and suitability for the judicial warden role. Merit ranking is determined by exam scores and interview performance.

Key duties and responsibilities:

• Conduct regular security patrols and maintain law and order in the hostel premises
• Maintain resident registers and monitor behavioral compliance with court regulations
• Prepare and file incident reports for all disciplinary actions
• Coordinate with judicial officers to ensure proper conduct of hostel activities
• Manage guest bookings and resident welfare inquiries
• Ensure all hostel facilities comply with APWA judicial standards