SUPERVISOR (SHIP DESIGN) - KARACHI SHIPYARD

Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited (KSEW); Karachi Division; On-site; PKR 600,000 - 900,000; Full time

Job summary

Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited (KSEW) invites applications for the position of Supervisor (Ship Design) at the West Wharf Dockyard Road, Karachi. The role focuses on supervising ship design activities, maintaining documentation, and supporting branch operations within a corporate contract framework.

Candidates must hold a DAE in Mechanical, Electrical, or Electronics from a recognized board. Selection follows competitive written screening, qualification scrutiny, and merit

Qualifications

• DAE (Mechanical / Electrical / Electronics) or equivalent from a recognized board.

Responsibilities

• Execute assigned duties in ship design supervision and related tasks.
• Support branch operations and ensure documentation is maintained accurately.
• Uphold public service delivery standards and participate in performance reviews.

Education

DAE (Mechanical / Electrical / Electronics)

Job description

The recruitment notification for SUPERVISOR (SHIP DESIGN) - KARACHI SHIPYARD (Corporate Contract Scale) for 01 Post is officially announced in Karachi Shipyard & Engineering Works Limited (KSEW) under Ministry of Defence Production, Government of Pakistan with initial posting assigned across West Wharf Dockyard Road, Karachi. This public sector position is designed to fulfill core administrative, technical, and operational functions across departmental directorates.

Appointees to the SUPERVISOR (SHIP DESIGN) - KARACHI SHIPYARD position execute assigned duties, support branch operations, maintain official documentation, and uphold public service delivery standards. Candidates are required to hold DAE (Mechanical / Electrical / Electronics) or equivalent from a recognized board. The position offers competitive civil service career growth, regular government pay scales, and structured progression.

Selection is governed through competitive written screening examinations aligned with the official test syllabus, followed by scrutiny of qualifications and merit interviews.