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Pakistan Defence Officers Housing Authority (DOHA) is seeking a Superintendent (BS-16) to supervise a functional section such as Allotment, Transfer, Litigation, or Estate Management. The role bridges policy directives from Directors with execution by Assistants and Clerks, ensuring that plot files, ownership records, and legal proceedings are processed under the DOHA Act and land laws.
The incumbent will supervise staff, verify title documents, coordinate with the Legal Branch on court matters,
The Superintendent (BS-16) in Pakistan Defence Officers Housing Authority (DOHA) serves as a mid-tier supervisory officer responsible for managing a functional section such as Allotment, Transfer, Litigation, or Estate Management. The role bridges policy directives from Directors and Deputy Directors with execution by Assistants and Clerks, ensuring that plot files, ownership records, and legal proceedings are processed strictly under the DOHA Act, Regulations, and prevailing land laws.
Daily workflows involve scrutinizing incoming applications for mutation, transfer, or NOC issuance; verifying title documents against the Land Record Management Information System (LRMIS) and manual registers; drafting speaking orders and office notes for competent authority approval; coordinating with the Legal Branch on court cases, stay orders, and contempt proceedings; and maintaining the Demand & Collection Register, Mutation Register, and Allotment Register. The incumbent operates the E-Office platform for file routing, ensures compliance with GFR for section expenditure, and mentors junior staff on noting/drafting standards.
Selection follows a Category A pathway: a 100-mark MCQ Written Screening Examination covering DOHA Regulations, Land Laws, Office Procedures, General Knowledge, and English/Urdu proficiency. Candidates scoring the qualifying merit are shortlisted for document verification of domicile, CNIC, educational certificates, and experience. Final merit is determined by the Departmental Selection Committee interview assessing practical knowledge of estate workflows, situational judgment, and service rules.
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