SANITARY WORKER

Apex Rankers; Quetta City Tehsil; On-site; PKR 420,000 - 540,000; Full time

Job summary

The Sanitary Worker (BPS-04) at Command and Staff College Quetta maintains cleanliness across academic wings, officers' messes, library, auditorium, and residential areas to support a dignified learning environment.

Daily tasks include operating scrubbers and pressure washers, preparing disinfectants, waste segregation, drainage maintenance, and logging activities for inspector countersignature; progression follows federal rules to higher posts after tests and seniority.

Qualifications

• Category B Practical Skill and Trade Test followed by Direct Interview.
• No written examination; assessment based on practical and oral tests.

Responsibilities

• Sweep, mop, and machine-scrub floors of academic blocks, conference halls, library, and syndicate rooms.
• Sanitize washrooms, ablution areas, and toilet fixtures using approved disinfectants.
• Prepare and replenish hand-wash, soap dispensers, and toilet paper supplies in all designated facilities daily.
• Segregate waste at source into organic, recyclable, and hazardous categories and transport to designated collection points.
• Clear open drains, gullies, and manholes using rodding equipment and de-silting tools to maintain storm-water flow.
• Report maintenance defects such as leaking taps, broken tiles, or blocked pipes to the Sanitary Inspector via the complaint register.

Skills

Cleaning

Safety handling

Waste segregation

Facility maintenance

Tools

Scrubbers

High-pressure washers

Mop

Waste bins

Rodding tools

Job description

The Sanitary Worker (BPS-04) at Command and Staff College Quetta serves as a frontline hygiene operative responsible for maintaining the highest standards of cleanliness across the college's academic wings, officers' messes, library, auditorium, and residential colonies. This role directly supports the institution's core mandate of delivering professional military education to mid-career officers by ensuring a sanitized, orderly, and dignified environment conducive to learning and ceremonial functions.

Daily workflows involve executing a rostered cleaning schedule using mechanized scrubbers, high-pressure washers, and manual tools for sweeping, mopping, and polishing marble and tile surfaces. The worker prepares phenol, bleach, and specialized disinfectant solutions following prescribed dilution ratios, manages color-coded waste bins for segregation at source, clears storm-water drains and manholes to prevent waterlogging, and logs completed tasks in the daily sanitation register countersigned by the Sanitary Inspector. Career progression follows the federal service rules with promotion avenues to Senior Sanitary Worker (BPS-05) and Sanitary Supervisor (BPS-09) upon passing departmental trade tests and meeting seniority requirements.

Selection for this post is conducted strictly through a Category B Practical Skill and Trade Test followed by a Direct Interview (Viva Voce). No written examination, screening test, or computerized cognitive assessment is administered. Candidates are evaluated on their physical demonstration of cleaning techniques, chemical handling safety, waste segregation knowledge, and tool maintenance during the practical trial, followed by an oral assessment of situational judgment, discipline, and awareness of institutional protocols.

Key duties and responsibilities:

• Sweep, mop, and machine-scrub floors of academic blocks, conference halls, library, and syndicate rooms before and after training sessions
• Sanitize washrooms, ablution areas, and toilet fixtures using approved disinfectants ensuring zero odor and stain-free surfaces
• Prepare and replenish hand-wash, soap dispensers, and toilet paper supplies in all designated facilities daily
• Segregate waste at source into organic, recyclable, and hazardous categories and transport to designated collection points
• Clear open drains, gullies, and manholes using rodding equipment and de-silting tools to maintain storm-water flow
• Report maintenance defects such as leaking taps, broken tiles, or blocked pipes to the Sanitary Inspector via the complaint register