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The Metropolitan Corporation seeks an Interior Spatial Expert to lead design of interior environments across civic centres, libraries, hospitals, and offices. The role ensures space optimization, codes compliance, accessibility, and ergonomic public service delivery.
The incumbent translates organizational needs into spatial plans, material specs, and fit-out supervision for new builds and renovations, coordinating with approval authorities.
The Metropolitan Corporation seeks an Interior Spatial Expert (BS-17) to lead the functional and aesthetic design of interior environments within municipal assets including civic centres, libraries, hospitals, and administrative offices. The incumbent ensures optimal space utilization, compliance with building codes, accessibility standards, and ergonomic principles for public service delivery. This gazetted position requires translating organizational needs into detailed spatial plans, material specifications, and fit‑out supervision for new construction and renovation projects. Daily workflows involve conducting site surveys of existing municipal facilities, developing concept boards and technical drawings using AutoCAD, Revit, and 3D visualization tools, and coordinating with the Directorate of Architecture and Building Control for approvals. The expert prepares Bills of Quantities (BOQs), evaluates contractor submissions, and supervises on‑site execution of joinery, lighting, HVAC integration, and furniture procurement. Progress is tracked via the Project Management Information System (PMIS) and reported to the Chief Metropolitan Officer.
Selection follows the Category A Written Screening Examination Cadre comprising a 100‑mark MCQ test covering interior design theory, building codes (PBC), materials, professional practice, and general ability. Candidates securing the qualifying percentile are shortlisted for document verification of academic degrees (PCATP registration mandatory) and experience certificates. Final merit is determined by the Departmental Selection Committee interview assessing technical portfolio, situational judgment, and communication skills.