Police Communication Officer At Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA)

Job Description

Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) is inviting applications for the position of Police Communication Officer on a contractual basis.

This is a fantastic opportunity for individuals looking to make a difference in public safety by contributing to the PSCA’s mission of enhancing law enforcement communication across Punjab.

Overview

• Location of Posting: Various districts in Punjab, including Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Gujranwala, Lahore, and other areas.
• Age Limit: Males up to 25 years, Females up to 28 years

Allocation of Positions

• Rawalpindi: 30 positions
• Faisalabad: 30 positions
• Gujranwala: 30 positions
• Smart Safe Cities Projects: 263 positions
• PPIC3 Centre, Lahore: 166 positions

Application Process

Interested candidates must apply online by 8th November 2024. Here’s how you can apply:

1. Visit the Website: Go to the careers page and follow the instructions for submitting your application.
2. Application Fee: There is a non-refundable processing fee of Rs. 500 for each application, payable at Bank of Punjab to Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) only.
3. Document Submission: Upload required documents, including domicile and educational certificates, as per PSCA’s requirements.

Why Join Punjab Safe Cities Authority?

The PSCA is dedicated to using modern technology to improve public safety across Punjab. Joining as a Police Communication Officer means you will play a crucial role in maintaining secure communication channels, supporting emergency response, and helping to manage public safety projects.

As a Police Communication Officer, your work will directly support the mission of the PSCA to make Punjab’s cities safer, leveraging smart technology to reduce crime and enhance surveillance and response systems.

Key Job Responsibilities

• Managing Communication: Handling calls, dispatching information, and coordinating with relevant departments to ensure smooth communication.
• Data Entry and Record Keeping: Accurately entering data into computer systems and maintaining logs.
• Monitoring Surveillance Systems: Observing CCTV feeds as part of the PSCA’s Smart Safe Cities Projects, identifying any suspicious activity, and reporting it promptly.
• Providing Technical Support: Assisting in troubleshooting and providing support for PSCA’s IT systems.
• Collaborating with Law Enforcement: Acting as a communication bridge between different departments, including police stations and emergency response units.

Department Overview

The Police Communication Officer role is part of the PSCA’s mission to improve public safety. The PSCA aims to establish a secure environment for citizens by using advanced technology.

As a Communication Officer, you’ll contribute to this goal by ensuring timely and efficient communication and supporting PSCA’s safety and surveillance operations.

How You Can Make an Impact

In this role, you’ll have the opportunity to:

• Improve Public Safety: Your work will directly affect the safety and security of residents in Punjab by ensuring that the communication between law enforcement agencies is seamless and effective.
• Gain Hands-On Experience: This role offers valuable experience in public safety, communication, and IT—skills that are beneficial for a career in law enforcement or IT.
• Support Innovative Projects: The PSCA’s Smart Safe Cities Projects use cutting-edge technology. Working on these projects will allow you to participate in some of the most advanced public safety projects in Pakistan.

General Application Guidelines

1. Eligibility: Candidates must hold domicile in Punjab and meet the age and qualification requirements.
2. Document Verification: Submit original documents for verification when called for the interview.
3. Gender and Equal Opportunity: PSCA encourages applications from women and minority groups.
4. Application Rejection: PSCA reserves the right to cancel applications that don’t meet the eligibility criteria.
5. Written Test and Interview: Candidates will go through a written test and, if qualified, be invited for an interview.