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Pak Army is hiring a Sanitary Worker (BPS-04) for the Inspectorate of Army Stores & Clothing (IAS&C) to maintain high standards of cleanliness, hygiene, and sanitation across offices, inspection halls, and warehouses for officers and staff.
Key duties include daily sweeping, mopping, vacuuming, cleaning washrooms, preparing cleaning solutions, waste segregation, and operating cleaning machinery. Promotions follow BPS-04 to higher grades via exams and seniority under Cantonment rules.
The Sanitary Worker (BPS-04) at the Inspectorate of Army Stores & Clothing (IAS&C) is responsible for maintaining high standards of cleanliness, hygiene, and sanitation across the organization's administrative offices, inspection halls, and storage warehouses. This role ensures a safe and healthy working environment for military and civilian officers engaged in the technical inspection and quality assurance of army stores and clothing. The incumbent performs essential support functions that directly contribute to the operational readiness and administrative efficiency of the Inspectorate.
Daily workflows include sweeping, mopping, and vacuuming designated areas; cleaning and disinfecting washrooms, pantries, and common rooms; preparing cleaning solutions according to specified dilution ratios; and managing waste collection, segregation, and disposal in compliance with cantonment board regulations. The worker operates floor scrubbers, high-pressure washers, and manual tools, maintains cleaning stock registers, and reports maintenance issues like blocked drains or leaking taps to the Administrative Officer. Career progression follows the standard BPS-04 to BPS-07/09 trajectory via departmental exams and seniority-based promotions to Senior Sanitary Worker or Sanitary Supervisor.
Selection for this post is conducted strictly through a Practical Skill / Trade Test and Direct Interview (Viva Voce) under Category B recruitment rules. No written examination (MCQs or descriptive) is administered. Candidates are evaluated on their physical ability to perform cleaning tasks, knowledge of chemical handling, waste management practices, and oral responses regarding hygiene standards and official decorum during the viva voce.
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