Sanitary Supervisor (BPS-02)

Sutra Punjab Agency; Usmanpur; On-site; PKR 30,000 - 45,000; Full time

Job summary

The Sanitary Supervisor (BPS-02) at Sutra Punjab Agency Hafizabad oversees daily sanitation operations across designated wards, ensuring compliance with the Punjab Local Government Act 2019 and Sutra Program guidelines for waste management, drain cleaning, and public place hygiene.

Day-to-day duties include morning muster of sanitary workers, assigning beat-wise tasks for sweeping and waste collection, inspecting completed work against Sutra benchmarks, and recording findings in the required

Responsibilities

• Conduct morning muster and assign beat-wise duties to sanitary workers for sweeping, drain cleaning, and waste collection
• Inspect completed sanitation work against Sutra cleanliness standards and record findings in daily work completion register
• Operate and maintain handcarts, mini-tippers, and dewatering sets; report equipment faults to workshop in-charge
• Segregate and monitor waste at collection points ensuring separation of organic, recyclable, and hazardous fractions
• Register and track public complaints via Sutra mobile application and ensure redressal within stipulated timeframes
• Prepare and submit daily progress reports (Form S-3) and weekly summaries to Assistant Director (Sanitation)

Skills

Supervision

Communication

Report writing

Equipment operation

Tools

Handcarts operation

Mobile app usage

Job description

The Sanitary Supervisor (BPS-02) at Sutra Punjab Agency Hafizabad serves as a frontline supervisory position responsible for overseeing daily sanitation operations across assigned union councils or wards. The role ensures compliance with Punjab Local Government Act 2019 and Sutra Program guidelines for solid waste management, drain cleaning, and public place hygiene. The incumbent acts as the primary field monitor coordinating between sanitary workers, area in-charges, and the Assistant Director (Sanitation) to maintain cleanliness standards in Hafizabad district.

Day-to-day workflows include conducting morning roll-call of sanitary workers at designated muster points, assigning beat-wise duties for street sweeping, drain desilting, and waste collection using handcarts and mini-tippers. The supervisor maintains the daily attendance register (Form S-1), work completion log (Form S-3), and complaint redressal register. They inspect completed work against Sutra cleanliness benchmarks, report gaps via the Sutra mobile application, and coordinate with the workshop for equipment repair. Career progression follows the Punjab Civil Servants Act with departmental promotion to Sanitary Inspector (BPS-09) after prescribed service and qualifying examination.

Selection for Sanitary Supervisor (BPS-02) is conducted strictly through a practical skill demonstration and oral viva voce interview. No written examination is administered. Candidates are evaluated on hands-on ability to operate sanitation equipment, knowledge of waste segregation categories, supervisory situational judgment, and familiarity with Sutra Program reporting formats during the trade test and panel interview.

Key duties and responsibilities:

• Conduct morning muster and assign beat-wise duties to sanitary workers for sweeping, drain cleaning, and waste collection
• Inspect completed sanitation work against Sutra cleanliness standards and record findings in daily work completion register
• Operate and maintain handcarts, mini-tippers, and dewatering sets; report equipment faults to workshop in-charge
• Segregate and monitor waste at collection points ensuring separation of organic, recyclable, and hazardous fractions
• Register and track public complaints via Sutra mobile application and ensure redressal within stipulated timeframes
• Prepare and submit daily progress reports (Form S-3) and weekly summaries to Assistant Director (Sanitation)