Ordnance Centre Malir Cantt Karachi Announces Jobs Opportunities – Startup Pakistan

The Ordnance Center Malir Cantt has announced job openings for several positions, inviting applications from qualified candidates. This latest recruitment drive, part of the broader job market in Karachi and Pakistan, offers opportunities in various roles essential to the center’s operations.

Positions Available:

1. Cook (Mess)
2. Gardener
3. Sanitary Worker

Qualification and Experience:
For all the positions listed, a primary level education is required. Applicants should have relevant experience where applicable.

Application Process:
Interested candidates should submit their applications, which do not require a specific form, addressed to the Commandant, Ordnance Center Malir Cantt, Karachi-9. Applications must reach the office by August 19, 2024. Along with the application, candidates must include attested photocopies of their CNIC, domicile, educational and experience certificates, and an active mobile number. The date for the test or interview will be communicated via SMS to eligible candidates. Original documents will be required at the time of the test or interview.

Quota and Age Relaxation:
The recruitment process includes reserved quotas for women (10%), minorities (5%), disabled persons (2%), and transgender individuals. Special age relaxation is available for certain categories:

• Sindh Rural: 3 years
• Schedule Castes and Buddhist Community: 3 years
• Release or Retired Armed Forces Personnel: 15 years or actual service duration, whichever is less
• Widows, sons, or daughters of deceased civil servants who died during service: 5 years
• Disabled persons: 10 years

Additional Information:
Candidates must enter Malir Cantt through the Military Police Check Post No. 2. This ensures proper security measures are adhered to for all individuals accessing the cantonment area.

For those interested in these positions, this opportunity presents a chance to join a vital institution in Karachi. The Ordnance Center Malir Cantt continues to play a significant role in Pakistan’s defense infrastructure, and these roles contribute to its daily operations and maintenance.