instructions for the use of guide to army trades in employment...

INSTRUCTIONS FOR THE USE OF GUIDE TO ARMY TRADES

IN EMPLOYMENT EXCHANGES

1. Introduction:. In 2004 DGE & T brought out a Guide giving civil equivalents of Army Trades for

assisting Employment Exchanges in rendering effective assistance in placement of ex-servicemen. The

Guide was revised in 1985, incorporating the latest changes. Many changes have taken place in contents of

Army occupations and many new trades have been introduced in the Army since then. Further, the National

Classification of Occupation (NCO) Code published in 1986 has been on the pattern of International

Standard Classification of Occupation (ISCO) 1966. It has therefore become necessary to provide to the

employment exchanges fresh Guide giving civil equivalents of Army Trades.

2. Principles of Equation. In the Present ‘Guide’ , an attempt has been made to identify civil equivalents

of all individual Army Trades taking into consideration the following factors:-

(a) Job contents of trades in the Army.

(b) Nature, type and length of training received by Army personnel.

(c) Educational and technical attainment of Army personnel.

(d) Occupational suitability of Army tradesmen for particular civil occupation and employability in

civilian trades.

(e) Aspirations of Army personnel in view of their rank and position in the Army

3. How to use the Guide. As an aid to Employment Officers in registering ex-servicemen and matching

them against particular civilian vacancies, the Guide contains definitions of individual Army trade in each

group giving its job contents, highlighting to the extent possible job performance of comparable civilian

trades.

4. Against each Army trade generally, more than one civil equivalent occupation (s) have been given in

the order of their suitability and importance. Thus against a Army trade, a list of all civil occupations is

given for which an ex-servicemen belonging to a particular trade could be considered suitable and qualified.

The first civil equated occupation in the list is the one most suitable for the ex-servicemen of the trade. The

occupations mentioned later are in descending order of suitability. The Employment Officer may consider

the ex-servicemen for registration for any of these occupations subject to his choice.

5. Ex Servicemen who have received diversified training and acquired experience in several trades in the

service would be eligible for consideration against several civilian trades.

6. The Guide does not cover officer cadre. Officers by virtue of their position, would be eligible for

employment in civil life for executive, administrative or managerial posts and they should be registered for

such jobs.

7. An index has also been given in the Guide listing Army Trades with their respective NCO codes.

8. Ex Servicemen coming to Employment Exchanges be provided assistance with regards to determining

the occupations for which they should be registered as well as the occupations for which they should be

sponsored. The Guide, if used with imagination, could be invaluable in providing befitting resettlement to

ex-servicemen in civil sector.

LIST OF ARMY TRADES S. No TRADE PAGE NO 1 Clerk (General Duty) 1

2. Sweeper 1

3. Carpenter 2

4. Cook/Chef 2

5. Masalchi 2

6. Painter ` 3

7. Tailor 3

8. Washer man 3

9. Equipment and Boot Repairer 4

10 Barber 4

11 Blacksmith 4

12. Store Keeper Technical 5

13. Technical Instructor Fire Controller 5

14. Surveyor Artillery 5

15 Driver Mechanical Transport 6

16. Saddler 6

17 Operator Excavating Technical Artillery 6

18. Gunner Armoured Fighting Vehicle 6

19 Observer Operator 6

20 Assistant Instructor in Gunnery 7

21 Operator Fire Control 7

22. Operator Wireless Radio Artillery 7

23. Store hand Technical 7

24 Driver Animal Transport 8

25 Store had 8

26 Washerman 8

27 Religious Teacher (Junior Commissioned Officer) 8

S. No TRADE PAGE NO 28 Gunner General Duty 9

29. Band Man 9

30. Air Field Safety Officer 9

31. Meteorological Assistant 9

32. Steward 10

33. Gunner ` 10

34. Dental Hygienist (AMC/ADC) 10

35. Laboratory Technician (AMC) 10

36. Radiographer (AMC) 10

37 Blood Transfusion Assistant (AMC) 11

38 Dental Operating room Asstt (AMC/ADC) 11

39. Dental Technician (AMC/ADC) 11

40. Pharmacist/Dispenser(AMC) 12

41. Laboratory Assistant (AMC) 12

42 Mental Nursing Asstt/Psychiatrist NA AMC 12

43. Nursing Technician (AMC)(Junior Commissioned offr) 13

44 Operating room Assistant (AMC) 13

45. Physio Occupation Therapy Asstt(AMC) 13

46 Health Asstt/sanitary Assistant (AMC) 14

47 Spl Treatment Assistant (AMC) 14

48 X-Assistant (AMC) 14

49. Nursing Assistant (AMC) 15

50. Ambulance Assistant (AMC) 15

51 Infantry Soldier 15

52 Military Police Man 16

53 Pioneer (GD) 16

54 Dresser 17

S. No TRADE PAGE NO 55 Army Dog Trainer 17

56. Rider 17

57. Ferrier 18

58. Naik/Post man 18

59. Sep/Packers 18

60. Clk(GD,CST,CSP) 18

61. Blank 19

62. Master Technician (A Vehicles) 19

63. Technician (Small Arms) 19

64 Master Tech Opto Electronics Technician (Opto Electronics) 19

65 Master Technician (B vehicle) and Master Technician (C vehicle) 20

66. Master Technician (Gun) 20

67. Draughts man (Technician) 21

68. Auto Elect (B Veh) and Auto Elect (A Veh) 21

69 Auto Technician (EE) 21

70. Fitter (Old Job) Armt Tech (AFV/AD) (New Job) 21

71 Blank 22

72. Technician (Opto Electronic) 22

73 Metal Smith 22

74 Moulder - Deleted 22

75 Pattern Maker - Deleted 22

76. Refrigerator Technician 22

77. Turner – Merged with Ser 78 22

78 Machinist 22

79 Tool Maker – Deleted 23

80 Technician (Radar) and Technician (Communication) 23

81 Support Staff (Equipment Repair) 23

S. No TRADE PAGE NO 82 Auto Technician (B Vehicle) 23

83. Auto Technician (A Vehicle) 24

84. Welder 24

85. Technician (Small Arms) 24

86. Master Technician (Air Frame) 24

87. Master Technician (AE) 24

88. Master Technician (Avionics) 25

89. Master Technician Avn (Electrical) 25

90. Master Tech (Avn/Insp & Photo) 25

91 Master Technician Avn/Armt 25

92 Master Technician (Net Working) 26

93. Master Technician (Elect 26

94. Master Technician (GCE) 26

95. Master Technician (Communication) 26

96 Master Technician (Radar) 27

97. Tech (Radio) –Merge with Ser 96 27

98 Avn Ftr (Air Frame) 27

99. Avn Ftr (Aero Eng) 27

100 Avn Ftr (Avionics) 27

101 Avn Ftr (Electrical ) 28

102 Avn Ftr (Insp & Photo) 28

103. Avn Ffitter (Armt) 28

104. Driver Motor Tpt) 28

105 Driver Special Vehicle 29

106 Auto Electrician (AFV) 29

107 Limb Maker (M&W) 29

108 Limb Maker (SL&F)- Merge with Ser 107 29

S. No TRADE PAGE NO 109 Clerk (SD) 29

110. Operator and Driver (Recovery) 30

111 Technician (GCE) 30

112. Technician (comn) 30

113. Physical Training Instructor 30

114. Junior Network Engineer JE (NE) 31

115. Junior System Engineer JE (Sys) 32

116. Operator Special Signals 33

117. Operator Cipher 34

118 Operator Radio and Key Board 35

119 Operator Communication Centre 36

120. Operator Radio & Line 36

121. Technician Electronic Radio/Radio Mechanic 37

122. Technician Electronic System/Line Mechanic 37

123 Electrical Fitter Signals 38

124. Draughtsman (Signals) 38

125 Line Test Recorder 38

126. Dispatch Rider 39

127 Lineman Field 39

128 Lineman Permanent 39

129 Waiter Mess/Steward 40

130. Personal Assistant (PA) 40

131. Catering 40

132 Petroleum (formerly Dipper Checker) 41

133 Steward 41

134 Education Instructor 41

135 Education Instructor (Special) 42

INDEX OF ARMY TRADE WITH NCO CODES S. No TRADE NCO CODE 1 Clerk (General Duty) - 4190.10,4111.30, 4190.20, 3431.30, 4121.20,4121.50

2. Sweeper - 9162.10

3. Carpenter - 7124.10, 7124.20

4. Cook/Chef - 5122.20, 5122.30

5. Masalchi - 5122.50

6. Painter ` - 7142.20, 7142.40, 7142.50, 7142.70

7. Tailor - 7433.10, 7433.25, 7433.30

8. Washer man - 9133.10

9. Equipment and Boot Repairer - 7442.14, 7442.70

10 Barber -5141.20

11 Blacksmith - 7221.10, 7213.40

12. Store Keeper Technical -4131.10, 4131.20, 4131.30, 5220.40

13. Technical Instructor Fire Controller -3132.80, 3132.65

14. Surveyor Artillery -214830, 3112.30

15 Driver Mechanical Transport -8322.30, 8323.30, 8324.10,8323.40

16. Saddler -7442.75, 7442.76, 7442.78

17 Operator Excavating Technical Artillery - 8332.10,8323.30,8324.10

18. Gunner Armoured Fighting Vehicle -5132.20

19 Observer Operator - 3132.65

20 Assistant Instructor in Gunnery -5169.10

21 Operator Fire Control -3132.80

22. Operator Wireless Radio Artillery -3132.65,7249.50,4222.30

23. Store hand Technical -5220.40,4131.20,4190.10,4131.304131.10

24 Driver Animal Transport -9332.10,9332.20 ,9332.40

25 Store had -5132.10,9322.10,4131.305220.40,5132.30

26 Washerman -9133.10

27 Religious Teacher (Junior Commissioned Officer) -2461.10

S. No TRADE NCO CODE 28 Gunner General Duty -5132.20

29. Band Man -2453.60, 2453.50, 2453.20

30. Air Field Safety Officer -5161.10,3144.20,3132.76

31. Meteorological Assistant -3119.40

32. Steward -5123.10,5123.30,5123.40

33. Gunner ` -5132.20

34. Dental Hygienist (AMC/ADC) -7311.80,3225.10

35. Laboratory Technician (AMC) -3221.10

36. Radiographer (AMC) -3133.10

37 Blood Transfusion Assistant (AMC) -3221.10,3460.10,3231.10

38 Dental Operating room Asstt (AMC/ADC) -3225.10,3231.30,3221.40

39. Dental Technician (AMC/ADC) -7311.80,3225.10,3231.30,3221.40

40. Pharmacist/Dispenser(AMC) -3228.10,3231.30,323110,3221.40

41. Laboratory Assistant (AMC) -3221.10

42 Mental Nursing Asstt/Psychiatrist NA AMC -2230.20,3231.10, 3231.30

43. Nursing Technician (AMC)(Junior Commissioned offr)- 3231.10

44 Operating room Assistant (AMC) -3231.10,3231.30, 3211.40

45. Physio Occupation Therapy Asstt(AMC) -3226.10,3231.10

46 Health Asstt/sanitary Assistant (AMC) -3222.20,3222.10

47 Spl Treatment Assistant (AMC) -3231.10,3231.30

48 X-Assistant (AMC) -3133.10

49. Nursing Assistant (AMC) -3231.10,3231.30,3221.40

50. Ambulance Assistant (AMC) -3231.30,3221.40

51 Infantry Soldier -5123.50,5123.30,9331.70,9152.20,5162.20,

- 6141.15,5132.20,7112.10,9333.10,7231.60,

8161.50

52 Military Police Man -5162.10,3450.20,3450.10

53 Pioneer (GD) -9312.10,8161.507231.60,5123.50,5123.30,

9331.70,5162.20,9152.20,6141.15,7112.10,

9333.10,5132.20,5169.10, 3475.15

54 Dresser - 3221.40

S. No TRADE NCO CODE 55 Army Dog Trainer -3474.60

56. Rider -3474.65

57. Ferrier -7221.60

58. Naik/Post man -4142.47, 4142.40,5132.20,4142.10,4142.45

59. Sep/Packers -9322.10,9151.20

60. Clk(GD,CST,CSP) -4190.10, 4111.10,4111.30,4112.20,412160

-4114.10,4115.10,4121.20,4121.40,4121.50

61. Blank

62. Master Technician (A Vehicles) -7238.20

63. Technician (Small Arms) -7222.85

64 Master Tech Opto Electronics Technician (Opto Electronics)- 7318.10

65 Master Technician (B vehicle) and Master Technician (C vehicle)- 7238.20

66. Master Technician (Gun) -7222.85

67. Draughts man (Technician) -3118.40

68. Auto Elect (B Veh) and Auto Elect (A Veh) -7241.70, 7137.10

69 Auto Technician (EE) -7233.24,7231.20

70. Fitter (Old Job) Armt Tech (AFV/AD) (New Job) -7233.10

71 Blank

72. Technician (Opto Electronic) -7311.60, 7311.10

73 Metal Smith -7213.10

74 Moulder - Deleted

75 Pattern Maker - Deleted

76. Refrigerator Technician -7233.50

77. Turner – Merged with Ser 78

78 Machinist -8211.10

79 Tool Maker – Deleted

80 Technician (Radar) and Technician (Communication)-7243.60,7243.20,7243.70

81 Support Staff (Equipment Repair) - 7437.30,7437.40,7437.45

S. No TRADE NCO CODE 82 Auto Technician (B Vehicle) -7231.10

83. Auto Technician (A Vehicle) -7231.10, 7233.24

84. Welder -7212.20

85. Technician (Small Arms) -7222.85

86. Master Technician (Air Frame) -7238.30

87. Master Technician (AE) -7238.30

88. Master Technician (Avionics) -7238.30

89. Master Technician Avn (Electrical) -7238.30

90. Master Tech (Avn/Insp & Photo) -7238.30

91 Master Technician Avn/Armt -7238.30

92 Master Technician (Net Working) -3121.10

93. Master Technician (Elect -7248.10

94. Master Technician (GCE) -7248.10

95. Master Technician (Communication) -7248.10

96 Master Technician (Radar) -7248.10

97. Tech (Radio) –Merge with Ser 96 -

98 Avn Ftr (Air Frame) -7232.20

99. Avn Ftr (Aero Eng) -4190.10, 4113.35, 4113.60,4121.20,

4121.70,4131.30

100 Avn Ftr (Avionics) -7243.80

101 Avn Ftr (Electrical ) -7241.60

102 Avn Ftr (Insp & Photo) -7232.20

103. Avn Fitter (Armt) -7222.85

104. Driver Motor Tpt) -8323.40,8323.30,8324.10

105 Driver Special Vehicle -7238.30,

106 Auto Electrician (AFV) -7241.70

107 Limb Maker (M&W) -7311.75

108 Limb Maker (SL&F)- Merge with Ser 107 -

S. No TRADE NCO CODE 109 Clerk (SD) -4190.10

110. Operator and Driver (Recovery) -8333.14

111 Technician (GCE) -7243.10

112. Technician (comn) -7243.60, 7244.20

113. Physical Training Instructor -3475.15,3475.40,3475.45,3475.60

114. Junior Network Engineer JE (NE) -3132.60, 3132.55,7248.20, 7137.10, 7243.60

724370, 7244.10,7249.40, 7249.30, 7249.10

3114.10,3114.20,7244.50, 7242.10,7243.10

8283.20, 8283.30, 7244.20

115. Junior System Engineer JE (Sys) -3132.55, 3132.65, 3132.76, 3114.40, 1226.40,

4142.30, 4142.25, 4142.20,4142.15,1226.85

1226.84,3132.60,4111.30,4112.10,3132.81

3132.82,4222.30,4222.20,4222.10,3132.70

9151.80, 3132.30, 4113.20, 4113.10

116. Operator Special Signals -3132.65, 4222.30, 4222.20, 4222.10, 3132.82,

3132.81, 3132.76, 3132.70, 9151.30, 4190.10,

4112.10, 4111.30, 4113.20, 4113.10, 4114.20,

3132.30,4142.30,4142.25,4142.20,4142.15,1226.85,

1226.84, 3132.55, 3132.60

117. Operator Cipher -3431.30, 4111.30, 4190.20,4211.40,4222.30,

4222.20 ,4222.10, 3132.82, 3132.81, 3132.76,

3132.65 ,3132.709151.80, 4190.20, 4114.20,

4113.20,4113.10, 4112.10, 3132.30, 4142.30,

4142.25, 4142.20,4142.15,1226.85, 1226.84,

3132.55, 3132.60

S. No TRADE NCO CODE

118 Operator Radio and Key Board -4111.30, 4112.10, 3132.81, 3132.82, 3132.65,

3132.30,3132.70, 4222.30, 4222.20, 4222.10,

3132.76, 9151.80, 4113.20, 4113.10, 4190.204142.30,

4142.25, 4142.20, 4142.15, 1226.85, 1226.85, 1226.84,

3132.60, 3132.55, 3132.60

119 Operator Communication Centre -4111.30, 4112.10, 3132.81, 3132.82, 4222.30,

4222.20,4222.10, 4142.30, 4142.25,4142.20, 4142.15

1226.85,1226.84,3132.60, 3132.55

120. Operator Radio & Line - 3132.65, 3132.81, 4222.30, 3132.30, 4222.20,

4222.10,3132.82, 3132.76, 3132.70, 4142.30,

4142.25, 4142.20,4142.15, 1226.85, 3132.55

3132.60, 1226.84

121. Technician Electronic Radio/Radio Mechanic - 7243.70, 7243.60, 8283.30, 7249.50,7241.20

3114.10, 3113.10, 7242.10,7243.10, 7243.50

7243.70, 3132.50

122. Technician Electronic System/Line Mechanic - 3114.10, 3114.20, 7244.30, 7244.20, 7244.10,

7244.90, 7242.10, 7243.10, ,8283.20, 7249.10,

7249.30, 7249.40,7244.70, 7244.50, 3132.50

123 Electrical Fitter Signals - 7137.10, 7241.70, 7249.50, 8324.20, 8323.30

7241.20,8282.30, 7245.10, 3113.10

124. Draughtsman (Signals) - 3118.30

125 Line Test Recorder - 7244.60, 7248.30, 7245.20, 3114.30, 3114.40

7248.20,1226.70

S. No TRADE NCO CODE

126. Dispatch Rider - 8321.20,8322.10,8321.10, 8322.20,9151.65,

9151.70, 4190.70, 7231.50, 4131.10,1226.17

127 Lineman Field - 7245.20, 7244.40,7245.10, 7244.60, 3114.30,

1226.70, 3114.30,7248.30,7248.20

128 Lineman Permanent - 7245.20, 7244.40,7244.60,3144.20,3114.30,

1226.70, 3114.30,1226.70,3114.40, 7248.30

7248.20

129 Waiter Mess/Steward - 5123.10, 5123.30, 5123.40

130. Personal Assistant (PA) - 4115.10,4111.10, 4111.30

131. Catering - 1217.10

132 Petroleum (formerly Dipper Checker) - 5220.45,

133 Steward - 5123.40, 5123.30

134 Education Instructor - 3312.10

135 Education Instructor (Special) - 2320.10, 2320.15, 2320.12, 3311.10,3312.10

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Appendix

DIRECTORY OF EQUATION OF ARMY TRADES WITH CIVIL TRADES

S.No Trade Rank Service Trade/Group/ Branch/Occupational Note

Qualification Civil/Service

Old NCO Code No. of 1985

Civil Trade Equivalent

New NCO Code No of NCO-2004

Remarks

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

1 Clerk (General Duty)

Keeps record of letters, prepares drafts, makes engagements for officers and keeps record of them. Types at the rate of 150 words in 10 minutes with not more than 2% errors put up drafts and type routine memoranda, be able to use a typewriter/computer, duplicator/ photocopier and must have a fair knowledge of clerical and accounting duties. Clerk(GD) (AMC/ADC) Class -2 : Type from a manuscript of 250 words in 10 minutes with not more than 2 errors. Put up draft replies, be able to take care of typewriters/computers and duplicators/photocopier. Must have requisite qualifications, knows office accounts.

Matric or Army Special Class Certificate

(10 + 2)

10+2/Intermediate Pass for any stream (Arts) Commerce, Science with English and Math/Accts or Book keeping with 50% marks in aggregate Non matric/9

th/

8th and 5th

350.10 321.10 350.10 350.20 350.10 302.10 330.20 302.10 330.20 350.10 321.10 350.10 350.10 350.10 339.20 351.20 302.10 330.20 350.10 321.10 350.10 350.10 350.10

Clerk General Typist Diarist Enquiry Clerk Record Clerk Assistant Office Clerk Accounts Asstt Office Clerk General Clerk Accounts Clerk General Typist Diarist Enquiry Clerk Record Clerk Audit Clerk Store Distributor Assistant Office Clerk Accounts Clerk General Typist Diarist Enquiry Clerk Record Clerk

4190.10 4111.30 4190.10

4190.20 4190.10 3431.30 4121.20

3431.30

4121.20 4190.10 4111.30 4190.10 4190.10 4190.10 4121.50 4131.20

3431.30 4121.20 4190.10 4111.30 4190.10 4190..20 4190.10

2 Sweeper :

5th/

8th class(Civ)

541.10 Sweeper/ Safaiwala/ Safaiwali/Dry

9162.10

2

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

3 Carpenter . Makes and repairs wood work of vehicle bodies including replacement of cross members and caries out plugging and rebbetting operations. Makes dovetailed tool chests. Knows preservation and seasoning or timber. Does wood turning makes and repairs articles of furniture. Estimates materials and prepares simple sketches. Makes framed panel doors. Has knowledge of building constructions Set out and erects king or queen post trusses makes moulds for precast concretes work and makes and erects shuttering for concrete work.

Non Matric

811.10 811.20 811.30

Carpenter General Carpenter Construction Carpenter, Structural

7124.10

7124.20

7124.20

4 Cook/Chef . ‘Cooks vegetarian and non-vegetarian meals for troops. Prepares Indian dishes. Uses oil and water fired cooking apparatuses. Knows mixing and use of condiments. Prepares haversack rations dehydrated and tinned food stuffs and defrosts frozen meat. Chef Community (AMC) Chef (Mess) (AMC)

8th Class

Cook Unit Cl-III 8

th Class, Cl-II

8

th Class, Cl-I

520.30 520.30 520.30

Cook, Institutional/Unit Cook, Domestic/Mess Chef Community Chef (Mess)

5122.20

5122.30

5122.30

5 Masalchi . 5122.50 – Masalchi carries, meat, vegetable water etc for kitchen, in hotels, Cleans crockery, cutlery, dishes, plates, cooking utensils; lights and maintains fire; washes, cuts and peels vegetable. May use kitchen machines e.g. electric washers, knife cleaners, potato-peeler.

5th Class 529.90

5522.50 Kitchen Porter 5122.50

3

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

6 Painter Paints metal and wood surfaces. Mixes and matches paints to given colours, carries out plain block lettering and cuts and uses stencils. Carries out glass cutting and glazing. Knows storages of paints and varnishes. Can use blow lamp.

9th Class 939.10

939.10

Painter Spray Painter Brush Painter Wood work Painter Mixer

7142.20 7142.40 7142.50 7142.70

7 Tailor Measures cuts out stitches and fits garments worn by troops. Repair service clothing, blanket and mosquito nets. Makes medal ribbons and worsted badges of rank and appointment. Uses and maintains sewing machines. Knows estimation of quantities of material for new garments or repair. Can read and make up patterns.

5th Class

8th Class

9th Class

791.10 791.40 791.50

Tailor General Trouser Maker Shirt Maker

7433.10 7433.25 7433.30

8

Washerman DHOBI : washerman washes and cleans garments and other articles of washable fabrics and presses them. Collects soiled clothes and garments from clients, marks them with marking ink for identification. Sorts soiled articles according to type and treatment to be given. Fills tub with water and adds proper amount of soap, washing soda or other chemicals and dips coloured or delicate garments into soapy water or chemical solution and agitates it by hand. Spreads wet garments on flat surface, and scrubs with hand or brush and rinses garment in clear water till dirty water stops coming out. Treats excessively soiled garments of coarse cloth separately by applying chemicals on them, by hand, boiling them in tub or in closed oven, beating them with hand on stone or club on stone or wood and washing them in clear water in tanks, rivers and lakes. Dries garments in open air by hanging them on rope, wire of spreading them on ground. Irons dried garments using hand iron-press. May wash garments and other textile furnishings in machine. May treat white and delicate garments with chemicals (Blue and Starch) for shine and bleaching.

9th Class 550.10

550.10

Washerman Dhobi

9133.10

4

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

9 Equipment and Boot Repairer

. Repairs shoes and boots and canvas textile and leather articles. Repairs web equipment and ground sheets by hand stitching and darning. Can repair cisterns delivery hoses pauling vehicle hoods nosebags and tents may make small canvas or leather articles.

5th Class 801.30

802.76 Shoe Repairer Trimmer, Hand

7442.14 7442.70

10 Barber Hair Cutter, Hair Dresser cuts hair, shaves and trims beards, moustaches and performs other personal services to customers incidental to barbering. Covers neck and clothings of customers with towel or apron to avoid cut hair fall on them. Cuts hair, shaves or trims beards or moustaches according to instructions of customers or according to particular style using clippers, scissors, razors and combs. Trims or files raised nails of hands, removes superfluous hair from eye brows, nostrils and ears. Brushes off cut hair from head and neck and washes and cleans face using hand spray and towel and applies antiseptics, cream on face. Performs other personal services such as shampooing, massaging of head by hand and recombs hair. May do massaging of body and arrange hot or cold bath in hair cutting salon. May do massaging of head and face by electric treatment. May dye and wave hair. May cut corns

5th, 8

th and

9th Class

560.20

Barber

5141.20

11 Black smith Forges hardens and tempers simple tools and components eg oil chisel anvil cutter spikes/nails tongs (flat nose snap headed rivets chains (with welded links) simple hinges etc. Can screw bend and assemble simple pipes knows brazing soldering and simple fire welds.

Non matric 831.10 873.50

Blacksmith Tinsmith

7221.10 7213.40

5

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

12 Store Keeper Technical

Cares for hand preserves packs and issues stores. Knows store accounting including use of bin cards. Marks and labels packages and prepares packing notes is aware of storage security and preservation of stores. Knows procedure for receipt/issue of stores, stock taking and turnover. Is able to identify stores and give their nomenclature.

10+2/Intermediate for any stream (Arts, Commerce, Science with English and Maths/Accts or Book keeping with 50% marks in aggregate

351.10 351.10 351.30 430.30 350.30

Storekeeper/ Shop Assistant Store Distributor Store Diarist Stock Verifier Record Clerk Shop Assistant

4131.10

4131.20 4131.30 4131.30

4190.10 5220.40

13 Technical Instructor Fire Controller

Operates and maintains radar equipment in anti-aircraft artillery. Is trained in uses of valves oscillators modulations amplifiers electromagnetic spectrum transmitters and receivers, Microwave technique Cathode Ray Oscilloscopes Diesel and petrol engines and ballistic problems.

Matriculate or Army Special Class Certificate of Education

392.70 392.30

Radar Operator/ Wireless Operator

3132.80 3132.65

14 Surveyor Artillery

Surveyor Artillery : Surveys ground and can specialize in pure survey flash spotting sound ranging/metrology or calibration duties. If specialized in pure survey does machine computation of azimuth and use of theodolite for large scale plotting. If specialized in flash spotting besides what he does in pure survey knows panorama drawing and use of range finder reads vertical and horizontal deflection on instrument graticules users concentration and parallel ruler boards. If specialized in sound range knows sound range base survey and use care and maintenance of instruments used therein including radio and carrier link if specialized in Meteorology knows instruments land equipment used for production of meteor telegraphs plotting of mere or graphs and ball on operations if specialized in calibration duties knows operation of camera MV and allied instruments processes exposed films and operates photo electric counter chronograph.

Matric Svy Cl-II

028.10 037.10

Surveyor, Topographical Plane Tabler, Survey or Photogrammetric

2148.30 3112.30

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15 Driver Mechanical Trasport

Drives army trucks and/or lorries of capacity up to five tons on any class of road or across country by day and by night. Can drive with attached trailers or vehicles undertow or vehicles with other in tow. Understands working of four stroke engines and transmission systems. Carries out maintenance tasks and can prepare an accident report. Knows provisions of Motor vehicles Acts.

Matric, 986.50 986.55 986.60 986.65

Driver Ambulance Driver, Bus Driver, Truck Driver Fire Brigade Vehicle

8322.30

8323.30 8324.10 8323.40

16 Saddler Repairs riding and pack saddles, harnesses bridles and head collars by hand stitching. Identifies types and qualities of materials used in repairs of harnesses saddlery and liner gear. Can repair rugs hools canvas water troughs and buckets and nosebags. Make small leather and canvas articles from sample or patterns.

5th Class 803.20

803.30 803.50

Saddler Leather Cuttar, Hand Stitcher, Hand

7442.75 7442.76

7442.78

17. Operator Excavating Technical Artillery

Operates and carries out maintenance on Artillery bulldozers in different types of country. Knows correct lubricants and fuels used.

Matric 974.10 986.60

Bulldozer Operator, Driver Bus Driver Truck

8332.10 8323.30 8324.10

18, Gunner Armoured Fighting Vehicle

Fires weapons mounted on Armoured Fighting Vehicles. Knows general handling of guns and can strip and replace parts. Can test power traverses.

Matric 358.20 Peon Gunman

5132.20

19. Observer Opertor

Recognizes aircraft in air and ground objects and enemy Artillery flashes from air (be able to locate them also) prepares range tables and indicates targets. Has elementary knowledge of air photos and reading of gridded/air photographs. Is conversant with marshaling and picketing of aircraft and characteristics dimensions and making of advance landing ground.

Matric Operator Wireless Artillery Class-3

392.30 393.30

Wireless Operator 3132.65

7

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20. Assistant Instructor in Gunnery

Instructs Junior Commissioned Officers and other ranks on artillery equipments, gun drills, methods of fire Control and in the use preparation for firing land storage of ammunition explosives and fuzzes.

Matric and Surveyor Artillery Class 2 Gunner Drills Special Artillery Class 2 Technical Assistant Artillery Class 1 Operator fire control Artillery Class 1 Operator Wireless Artillery Class 1 Gunner Class 1, Height taker Anti Aircraft Class 1, Plotter Class 1, Predictor Number Class 1.

573.10 Security Officer Watch and Ward/Armed Constabulary/ Border Force

5169.10

21. Operator Fire Control

Operates and handles radar equipment on gun positions for selection and size estimation. Knows ranging procedures of targets. Examines and maintains radar equipment. Under stands causes and effects of jamming and takes remedial measures.

Matric and Group G Category

392.70 Radar Operator Also eligible for general jobs.

3132.80

22. Operator Wireless Radio Artillery

Sends and receives massages on Wireless Sets in corps of Artillery. Carries out operators maintenance on wireless sets and auxiliary gear. Lays and maintains field cables for remote control units. Connects up and charges batteries. Connects tests and operates switch boards upto 10 lines.

Matric 392.30 859.60 390.30

Wireless Operator Battery Servicing Man Tele Operator

3132.65 7249.50 4222.30

23. Store hand Technical

Cares for and preserves packs and issues stores. Knows store accounting including use of bin cards. Marks and labels packages and prepares packing notes is aware of storage, security and preservation of stores. Knows procedure for receipt/issue of stores, stock taking and turnover. Is to identify stores and give their nomenclature.

Non Matric 430.30 351.20 350.10 351.30 351.10

Shop Assistant Store Distributor Diarist Stock Verifier Store keeper

5220.40 4131.20 4190.10 4131.30 4131.10

8

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24. Driver Animal Transport

Leads/drives animals and animal driven vehicles across country by day and night. Grooms saddles and harnesses animal driven vehicles across country by day and by night. Grooms saddles and harnesses animals. Recognizes type of grain fodder and knows water feeding and preparation of feeds. Prepares animals land crafts for transport by air or by Road.

Non Matric 987.10 987.20 987.40

Horse Carriage Driver Cart Driver Pack Animal Ddriver

9332.10 9332.20 9332.40

25. Storehad (GD)

Opens packages & containers. Bundles, wines, weights and marks, them. Knows load capacities of rail and road transport. Does simple store accounting. Has knowledge of documents used in receipt issue and transformation of stores. May maintain simple work and time sheets for temporary civilian labour placed in his charge.

Matric 358.10 976.00 358.90 430.30

Daftri Packer hand Stock Verifier Shop Asstt Process server

5132.10 9322.10 4131.30 5220.40 5132.30

26. Washerman As per Srl No 8 Non Matric 550.10 Dhobi Washerman

9133.10

27. Religious Teacher (Junior Commissioned Officer)

Non –Ordained Religious Workers, other assist ordained religious workers in conducting worship, performing religious rites in places of worship and on special occasions such as marriages births, deaths, etc and include those not elsewhere classified and is designated as :- Maha Brahmin: Mahapatra if performs last rites of deceased persons belonging to Hindu faith at cremation ground. Sets pyre, chants religious hymns. May arrange for firewood, ghee and other articles required for cremation. Moazzen calls Azan (Prayer cali) in mosques at fixed times before each prayer. Looks after cleanliness of mosque and makes arrangements of water for worshippers to wash before prayer (wazoo). May lead prayer in absence of imam (leader in group prayers). Sexton looks after church property; rings church bell for periodic services, and takes care of church graveyard. May assist Pastor or priest in performance of religious rites.

B.A Sanskrit/Hindi 190.10

Priest, Clergyman, Pestor,Rector, Father

2461.10

9

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28.. Gunner General Duty

Lays and fires large bore gun in Indian Army, Can use telephone to pass/receive message constructs gun pits.

Matric 358.20 - Gunman, Peon 5132.20

29. Band Man Plays on instrument allotted. Before selection as Bandsman Bugler, Drummer, Piper Trumpeter, completes normal military training. May be trained in additional duties eg motor cyclists duties as orderly etc. This category has been upgraded to GPE and may be transferred to EGP.

Non matric 180.60 180.50 180.20

Instrumental, Musician ,Wind Instrument, Percussion Instrumental Orchestra Conductor

2453.60

2453.50

2453.20

30. Air Field Safety Officer

Possesses elementary knowledge of organization and operations of air traffic control their services & procedures. Operates aircraft crash fire-fighting and other equipment as necessary. Performs rescue air and land and search services in case of forced landings and air crashes. Controls airfield traffic by establishing point to point communications of by visual lamps pyrotechnics, Signals etc as appropriate for day and night landings. Maintains weather condition and hazard reports, prepares air traffic control messages prior to clearing and strictly observes clearance procedure before permitting aircraft to take off. Maintains constant vigilance over safe landing land take off aircraft

Matric with Science & Maths, Pass reclassification test on mustering and after AC(2) secure 40% marks AC(1) secure 60% marks

570.30 369.20 392.60

Fire Fighter Traffic Controller, Air Service Control Tower Operator, Aerodrome

5161.10 3144.20 3132.76

31. Meteorological Assistant

Possesses knowledge of atmosphere and its composition Collects phenomenon dangerous for flying and performs tasks similar to their counterparts in civil. Observes atmospheric and weather conditions visually and with aid of instruments checks balloon observations and record readings. Calculates atmospheric clouds, plots weather maps prepares telegrams and dispatches synoptic weather observations. Maintains prescribed register and Weather diary. Does coding decoding & coordination of messages. Keeps instruments in working order.

Matric with science and Maths. Pass reclassification test on mustering & after AC(2) secure 40$ marks AC(1) secure 60% marks

003.10

Weather observer

3119.40

10

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32 Steward Waiters and bartenders serve food and beverages in commercially- operated dining and drinking places, clubs, institutions and canteens and on board ships

Non Matric 529.90 Butlers Domestic Bearers Institutional Waiters

5123.10 5123.30 5123.40

33. Gunner Matric 358.20 Gunman, Peon 5132.20

34 Dental Hygienist (AMC/ADC

Examines dental conditions and scales of teeth, Advises patient on hygiene, care and maintenance of teeth. Knowledge of anatomy, physiology, pathology, material medica, bacteriology, and oral hygiene and dental health education.

Dental Operating Room Assistance, Class-III Edn :10+2/intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

841.85

081.10

Dental Mechanic Dental Assistant

7311.80

3225.10

35 Laboratory Technician (AMC)

Conducts tests on blood, urine, sputum etc, in laboratories to help diagnose diseases. Is well versed in laboratory managements, sterilization methods, filters, fixation and hardening methods, embedding and cutting methods, staining methods, reagents Preservation of specimens, Microscopy, Manipulation of glass and Hematological techniques.

Laboratory Assistant Class-I :10+2/intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

060.10 Laboratory Assistant Clinical, Medical Laboratory Technician

3221.10

36 Radiographer (AMC)

Takes X-Ray photographs and develops and interprets X-Ray plates under supervision of radiologists. Knows practical radiography , radiation therapy and electrology, Maintains X-Ray Unit and undertakes minor repairs.

X-Ray Assistant Class-I: 10+2/ intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

086.10 Radiographer, Radiological Assistant

3133.10

11

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37 Blood Transffusion Assistant (AMC)

Recognize blood groups, withdraws blood from blood from donors, marks and preserves these specimens: prepare plasma and caries out blood transfusion. Has knowledge of first aid hematology and serology. Is capable of blood transfusion/ resuscitations. If class 1 has knowledge of bacteriology and physiology.

Nursing Assistant Class-III : 10+2/intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

060.10 089.10 084.10

Laboratory Assistant Clinical Blood Donor Unit Assistant Nurse General

3221.10

3460.10

3231.10

38 Dental Operating room Asstt (AMC/ADC)

. Helps dental surgeon in preparing patients for dental operation as also in sterilizing and handling of instruments. Class 3 & 2 Cleans and sterilizes dental instruments, casts plaster models, makes wax or ideal, base plates and bites blocks : and carry out efficiently : chair side attendance during normal dental operations. Class 1 Beside above, can carry out emergency treatment for post extraction hemorrhage : knows dental radiography ; and has preliminary knowledge of facial bones and soft tissues of the mouth.

Nursing Assistant Class-III : 10+2/intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

081.10 089.10 080.30

Dental Assistant Nursing Attendant Dresser

3225.10

3231.30

3221.40

39 Dental Technician (AMC/ADC)

Is a skilled craftsman who helps the dentist in maintaining dental laboratory as also in making artificial teeth and dental aids. Class 3 & 2 Know general theory about the structures of teeth and their maintenance ; is able to cast models, construct special trays ; set up and fit artificial teeth ; knows inter dental splints and is able to construct metal and combined acrylic resin and metal dentures.] Class 1 Besides above, should be conversant with elementary chemistry and dental metallurgy and must have a high standard of efficiency in repair , construction and finish of dentures.

Nursing Assistant Class –III : 12 months training for class 3, 6 months for class 2 , and 12 months for class 1, in a Command Military Dental Centre, 10+2/intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

841.85 081.10 089.10 080.30

Mechanic Dental Dental Technician (Dentist Assistant) Nursing Attendant Dresser

7311.80

3225.10

3231.30

3221.40

12

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40 Pharmacist/Dispenser(AMC)

Dispenses medicines as prescribed by doctor and instructs patients on dosage and use. Use precision balances and analyses simple compounds. Has elementary knowledge physics, inorganic and Organic Chemistry, Botany, Materia Medica Pharmacy and administration. Besides, (for class 1), should be able to plan and open new dispensary as also supervise guide and train junior dispensers.

Nursing Assistant class-III : 10+2/intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

076.20 076.20 084.10

Pharmacist, Nursing Asst Nurse General, Dresser

3228.10

3231.30

3231.10

3221.40

41 Laboratory Assistant (AMC)

Carries out pathological tests on stools, urine, exudates etc and identifies organisms, blood cultures and plating. Identifies common intestinal worms and their ova. Does blood sedimentation rate and reticulocyte count, Sets up apparatus to carry out tests, prepares stained slides for examination and diagnosis. Assists in postmortem examination, restoration of cadaver and preparation of museum specimens.


060.10 Technician Medical Laboratory

3221.10

42 Mental Nursing Asstt/ Psychiatrist NA AMC

Takes care of patients suffering from mental and nervous disorders. In Psychology, is conversant with instinct of attention, fatigue and exhaustion, emotions, physiological basis, volition and temperament, consciousness, Freudian concept of ego and super ego and elementary phycho pathology. In nervous and mental disorders, is conversant with mental deficiency, psychoneurosis and psychosis, disorders of sensation, thought, memory, speech and articulation and Katatonic attitudes. Carries out general management of cases of hyperpyrexia and artificial respiration, control by physical, chemical and mechanical restraints ; may render first and to case of suicide by hanging, drowning, cut throat and homicidal injuries. Prepares patients for special treatment e.g ECT, insulin therapy, hydrotherapy, continuous narcosis, naraco analysis, ether, and carbon dioxide abreaction and occupational therapy.


084.20 084.10 089.10

Nurse Specialist Nurse General Nursing Attendant

2230.20

3231.10

3231.30

13

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43 Nursing Technician (AMC) (Junion Commission-ed Officer)

Nursing Technician (AMC) :

General Nursing Diploma recognized by Nursing Council of India, Class II/I Nursing Assistant, 10+2/ intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

084.10 Nurse, General 3231.10

44 Operating room Assistant (AMC)

Assists surgeon in preparing patients for operation, observation of patients during operations and management of patients in immediate post operative period in recovery room. Knows elementary microbiology and sterilization. Uses and maintains.

Nursing Assistant class-III , 10+2/ intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

084.10 089.10 -

Nurse General Nursing Attendant Operation Theater Technician

3231.10

3231.30

3211.40

45 Physio Occupation Therapy Asstt (AMC)

Treats patients with infra red radiation, paraffin wax baths and short wave or ultra diathermy. Has knowledge of bones joints, muscles, nerves, blood vessels and skin, Massages and gives exercise to them. Has knowledge of physics of light and light therapy and high frequency currents. Is conversant with equipment and stores, used, eg. Short wave diathermy unit, scheme bath (4 cells) with electrodes, portable vibrator and paraffin wax bath. Has general knowledge of definition, history, scope, aims and objects and principles occupational therapy, Classification of different cases with their therapeutic values and uses of occupational therapy.

Nursing Assistant class –III , 10+2/intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

088.10 084.10

Physiotherapist, Physiotherapy Technician Nurse General

3226.10

3231.10

14

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46 Health Asstt/sanitary Assistant (AMC)

Assits Station Health Officer in routine checks of sanitary conditions in Cantonment Area/Units. Advises on cleanliness, basic principles of diet, disposal of waste, principles of water supply, personal hygiene, ventilation, lighting and heating of barracks, malaria and other disease control, drainage, and disinfectants. Possesses knowledge of nature of communicable diseases. If Class 1.Can carry out hygiene inspection of slaughter houses, mineral water factories, canteens and restaurants including hygiene of industrial establishments.


089.40 089.40

Sanitary Daroga, Sanitary Jamadar

3222.20

3222.10

47 Spl Treatment Assistant (AMC)

Assists doctors in treating patients suffering from venereal diseases and skin ailments. Has knowledge of anatomy and physiology of genitourinary tract in male and female and of skin and its appendages. Assists in routine injections under septic conditions and in minor operations done by specialist. Assists specialists in skin clipping, nasal scrapping biopsy taking, and administers ultra violet diathermy and cryotherapy.

Nursing Assistant class –III : 10+2/intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

084.10 089.10

Nurse General Nursing Attendant

3231.10

3231.30

48 X-Assistant (AMC)

Assists Radiographer or Radiologist in fixing apparatuses and taking exposures. Develops films; screens patients; and renders first aid in X-ray Deptt. Is conversant with principles of photography, photographic chemistry (elementary) lantern slide making printing and copying, knows normal and abnormal radiographic appearance of extremities. Spine and trunk; skull including teeth, and surface markings in general of various organs.


086.10 Radiographer, Radiological Assistant

3133.10

15

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49 Nursing Assistant (AMC)

Gives bed side care in cases of illness, administers medicine as prescribed by doctors, records pulse & temperature of patients j& assists doctors in treating patients. Sterilizes appliances; prepares patients for ward dressing and for general, spinal, retinal and local anesthetic; gives post-operative treatment; treats shocks; observes and appreciates signs and symptoms of hemorrhage understands types and degrees of burns and assists in treatment. Manages wards; writes reports work out diets; gives stimulants sedatives and nutrients; nurses cases of respiratory and heart diseases and rheumatism. Nurses’ gastric cases including giving of test meals stomach lavage and barium meal.

10+2/intermediate exam pass with Physics, Chemistry, Biology & English with 40% marks in each subject and 50% marks in aggregate

084.10 089.10 080.30

Nurse General Nursing Attendant Dresser

3231.10

3231.30

3221.40

50 Ambulance Assistant (AMC)

Loads casualties with or without stretchers on vehicle, rafts, sampans, aircraft and pack animals. Is able to improvise stretcher with poles, rifles, brush wood, blankets, etc. Treats patients for shock. Knows first aid dressing including dry, wet and triangular dressings. Knows dislocations and renders first aid to joints, misplaced cartilage4s, sprains, strains and ruptured muscles. Gives artificial respiration.

Matric 089.10 080.30

Nursing Attendant, Ward boy Dresser

3231.30

3221.40

51 Infantry Soldier

Handles light weapons to fight, using cover and ground, specializes in one of the following subjects, battle crafts, signaling, Assault Engineering (mine laying etc.,) Intelligence Duties, Mechanical Transport Driving, Musical ability and Range taking. Is responsible individual and can act in supervisory capacity over unskilled labour.

Edn : Matric Training : 19 weeks

522.10 521.30 989.90

574.10 572.60

660.20 358.20 714.90

971.10

963.20

773.10

961.90

Wine Waiter Bearer, Domestic Transport Service Operator Watchman Sepoy, Customs Forest Guard Peon Shot Firer & other Loaders and Unloaders

5123.50

5123.30

9331.70

9152.20

5162.20

6141.15

5132.20

7112.10

9333.10

7231.60

961.50 Cleaner motor, vehicle Cleaner, Vehicles Motor Attendant Electrical Switch Board operator

8161.50

16

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52 Military Police man

Performs policing duties in peace and war. Patrols out of bound areas, covers accidents and controls traffic. Signs routes from maps, signs, harbours or areas and knows convoy duties. Can drive motor cycles, jeeps and trucks 1 ton. If Class I, qualifies in written examination covering military law, procedure at military and civil courts, Traffic control and provost duties in field/combined operations. Qualified either as Section Commander or Instructor.

Edn : Matric Training 74 weeks

571.30

571.20

571.10

Police Constable Sub Inspector, Police Inspector Police

5162.10

3450.20

3450.10

53 Pioneer (GD)

Use light weapons to fight using ground and cover. Digs ground with pick and shovel. Uses simple gadgets for shifting heavy stores e.g. rollers, hooks, levers etc. Takes linear and simple angular measurements using tape or chain. Leading chainman including recording of Katans. Manipulates leveling staff. Uses template for excavation work. Construct simple culverts and retaining walls. Handling & care of a leveling staff. Uses templates for excavation work on ditches trenches or road. Jungle clearing according to a given alignment. Construct simple culverts & retaining walls. Handling & care of Construct simple culverts & retaining walls. Handling and care of various types of stores & equipments. Must know the principles of road construction including drainage, elementary use of explosives, construct shelter Ops & camouflage them, make various types of roads and how to set out a mine belt.

Below Matric 999.00 961.50

963.20 522.10 521.30

989.90

572.60 574.10 660.20 714.90

971.10 358.20 573.10 193.60

773.10

874.90

Labourer Electrical Switch Board Operator Cleaner Motor, Vehicles Wine Waiter Bearer waiter Domestic Transport Service Operator Sepoy, Customs Watchman Forest Guard Shot Firers , Loader and Unloaded Peon Security Officer Physical Training

9312.10

8161.50

7231.60

5123.50

5123.30

9331.70

5162.20

9152.20

6141.15

7112.10

9333.10

5132.20

5169.10

3475.15

17

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54 Dresser He renders immediate and suitable first aid to injured and sick animal in all type of emergency. He secures animals for operation, cast animal and lay out prepared sterilized instruments, prepare sites for operations, make up all ordinary prescriptions insp teeth, administer bolus and drench, detect lameness and clip houses and mule Proficiently. In addition, he also has knowledge on mgt of horses in the open, marching feeding, picketing, common contagious diseases and precaution. Veterinary aspect for transport animal for slaughter in hot/cold weather, methods of painlessly destroying animals, adjustment and use of slings, preparation of fresh blood films, post mortem routine and laying out viscera and disposal of carcasses. He also assists meat inspectors in their routine duties and assistance to VO during blood transfusion besides foaling and its drill dealing with minor dystokia cases, foal mgt and its common disease, attention to umbilical cord of newly born foal, descriptive marks and measurements of various types of breeding stock and foals and maintenance of breeding stock records brood mare register, stallion performance card, covering record, foal register, young stock register.

10th 080.30 Dresser 3221.40

55 Army Dog Trainer

Army Dog Trainer is responsible for trg of dogs in various disciplines such as explosive detection, mine detection. Advance Rescue operation. Tracker Dog. Guard Dog. Infantry Patrol Dogs. Search & Rescue operation Dogs. He is responsible for deployment of these dogs in CI/CI ops and other areas. He is responsible for mgt of dogs.

10th 189.55 Trainer, Animal 3474.60

56 Rider He is employed in trg of horses to be trooper horse for issue to the Army. He also trains Mules MA and Mules GS for issue to AT Bn/Coy. The Rider apart from trg of young horses/mules impart’s trg/exercise to the GS reserve stock held at Depot. He also impart’s trg to soldiers in riding at Trg Centre. He is responsible to exercise the stallions in the Deport/Studs

10th 189.60 Race Horse

Trainer

3474.65

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57 Farrier Prepares surgical shoes such as double clip half round toe, ant forging hind anti speedy cutting, fore, plain bar, fore shoe, three –quarter bar, fore-shoe, Patten shoe rocker bar shoe. In addition, he also makes tools such as tongs.

5th 831.60 Farrier 7221.60

58 Naik/Post man

Books Regd SDS Articles Matric simple pass and pass deptl promotion exam

380.20 379.10 380.10

Postman Village Mail Guard Jamadar Head Postman Postman

4142.47

4142.40 5132.20 4142.10 4142.45

59 Sep/Packers

Cleaning of Stamps and Seals, Closing and opening of mail bags

Matric 58 381.30

Packer ,hand Messenger of Department of Posts

9322.10 9151.20

60 Clk(GD,CST,CSP)

Keeps record of letters, prepares drafts, makes engagements for officers and keeps records of them. Types at the rate of 150 workds in 10 minutes with not more than 2% errors; drafts and type routine memoranda; be able to use a duplicator and must have a fair knowledge of clerical and accounting duties

Matric 350.10 -

Clerk General Steno Grapher and typist

4190.10

4111.10

320.20 Steno Grapher 4111.10

329.90 Steno Grapher and Typist

4111.10

341.24 Computer Operator

4112.20

s 340.10 Computer 4114.10

320.10 Private Secretary 4115.10

330.20 Account Clerk 4121.20

330.40 Ledger clerk 4121.40

339.20 Audit clerk 4121.50

339.30 Clerk cost Accounting

4121.60

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61 Deleted Deleted

62 Master Technician (A Vehicles)

(a) Supervises and direct assembling, disassembling, overhaul, repairs and tests of armoured fighting vehicles /motor vehicles/ engineer equipment etc. (b) Examines the vehicles and determines the fault and repair to be done. (c) Prepares repair estimate and documentation related to repairs. (d) Carries out care and maintenance of vehicles.

10+2, Diploma in Automobile Engineering Diploma and CI-I

033.20 Supervisor and Foreman, Motor Vehicle repairing

7238.20

63 Technician (Small Arms)

(a) Repairs, assembles, replaces defective parts and all types of small arms. (b) Carries out care, maintenance and preservation of small arms. (c) Adjust accuracy of small arms on testing range and carry out necessary adjustment for improving accuracy. (d) Carry out test, inspection with guages all types of small arms and certifies this serviceability.

10+2, CI-II & CI-I

842.10 842.10

Armourer, Gun smith Fitter Arms

7222.85

64 Master Tech Opto Electronics Technician (Opto Electronics)

(a) Supervises assembly and repairing of precision instruments and devices. (b) Examines assembly or repair instruments by standard test adjustment and ensure correct reading and desired performance . (c) Maintains repair /prescribed records and documents. (d) Carries out care and maintenance, preservation of instruments

10+2, Diplomain Instrument-action Engineering Diploma , & CI-I. 10+2, CI-II & CI-I

841.15 Supervisor and Foreman, Precision Instrument Making NAC Instrument Mechanic

7318.10

20

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65 (a) Master Technician (B Vehicle) (b) Master Tech nician (C Vehicle)

. (a) Supervises automobile repairs, overhauls and servicing of motor vehicles. (b) Examines vehicles to ascertain nature and location of defects either by running engine or driving vehicles on road. (c) Refers technical manuals and publication and guides replacement or repairs of defective parts. (d) Carries out care and maintenance of vehicles. (e) Prepares repair estimate and documentation /records related to repairs. (a) Supervises repairs, overhauls and services of tracked vehicles, earth moving equipment, generators and other engineering equipment. (b) Examines vehicles to ascertain nature and location of defects either by running engine or testing. (c) Refers technical manuals and publication and guides replacement or repairs defective parts/assemblies. (d) Advise care & maintenance of vehicles. (e) Prepares repair estimate and documentation /records related to repairs.

10+2, Diploma in Mechanical/Automobile Engineering, Diploma , & CI-I

843.30 Supervisor and Foreman, Motor Vehicle repairing

7238.20

66 Master Technician (Gun)

(a) Supervises and guides assembly replacement of parts and repairs of all type of Guns, mortors, missiles and rockets . (b) Carries out care and maintenance, preservation of armament equipment. (c) Adjust accuracy of Gun on testing range and carry out necessary adjustment for improving accuracy. (d) Carry out test, inspection with guages of all types of Gun and certifies this serviceability. (e) Assists suitably qualified officer in accident investigation of armament.

10+2, (a) Diploma in Mechanical Engineering (b) Armament/ Production Technology for purposes of recruitment to subordinate posts and services under the Central Govt Diploma & CI-II

839.10 Armr, Gun Smith Fitter Arms

7222.85

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67 Draughtsman (Technician)

(a) Prepares drawings of machines, plants, mechanical components, equipment etc. (b) Draws to scale detail drawings, assembly drawings, showing plans, elevations, sectional views etc. (c) Specialist in making drawings of jigs and tools. (d) Trace and makes blueprints.

10+2, CI-II & CI-I

030.40 D’Man (Mech) 3118.40

68 (a) Auto Elect (B Veh) (b) Auto Elect (A Veh)

(a) Repairs, overhauls and services of motor vehicle. (b) Examines vehicle to ascertain nature and location of defects either by running engine or driving vehicle on road. (c) Replaces or repairs defective parts of gear box, rear axle, steering mechanism etc. (d) Carries out care and maintenance, of vehicle. (a) Repair and assembles, disassembles, overhauls, and tests armoured fighting vehicle/motor vehicle/engineer equipment. (b) Examines the vehicle and determines the fault and repair to be done.

10+2, CI-II & CL-I

851.10

855.30

Electrician Automobile Electrician General

7241.70

7137.10

69 Auto Technician (EE)

(a) Repairs, overhauls and services tracked vehicles, earth moving equipment, generators and other engineering equipment. (b) Examines vehicle/equipment to ascertain nature and location of defects either by running engine or testing. (c) Replaces or repairs defective parts/components of vehicle/equipment. (d) Advise care & maint of vehicle.

10+2, Cl-II & Cl-I

845.13 843.40

NAC Mechanic Diesel Engine Tester

7233.24 7231.20

70 Fitter (Old Job) Armt Tech (AFV/AD) (New Job)

(a) Repairs replaces and overhaul wiring, starters, generators, distributors and other electrical equipments. (b) Dismantles and repairs electrical units and components such as generator, distributors etc. (c) Identifies defect and rectifies faults. (d) Carries out care, maint, inspection and preservation.

10+2, Cl-II & Cl-I

842.10 Fitter General 7233.10

22

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

71 . Grinder Precision- Deleted

72 Technician (Opto Electronic)

(a) Repairs, assembles defective parts of precision instruments, day sights and night vision devices. (b) Repair instruments by standard test make, necessary adjustment and ensure correct reading and desired performance within prescribed limits. (c) Carries out care and maintenance, preservation of instrument.

10+2, Cl-II & Cl-I

841.50 NAC Instrument Mechanic Instrument Mechanic Precision

7311.60

7311.10

73 Metal Smith

(a) Select metal sheet, marks and cuts it and shapes accordingly to specification/ drawing. (b) Works on both hot metal and cold metal, to give designed shapes.

10th, Cl-II & Cl-I

873.10 Sheet Metal Worker

7213.10

74 Moulder- Deleted

75 Pattern Maker - Deleted

76 Refrigerator Technician

(a) Checks and repairs simple electrical circuits wiring, diagram and principles of electric motors. (b) Strip down, overhaul and re-assembles valves, simple regulators and control mechanism. (c) Maintain and test pressure and compound gauges to appreciate correct refrigerant control. (d) Diagnose under capacity are overload locate and rectify faults.

10th,

CI-II & CI-I 845.70 Refrigeration &

AC mechanic 7233.50

77 Turner - Merged with ser 78

78 Machinist

(a) Operates various types of power driven metal cutting or grinding machines for cutting and grinding metal. (b) Sets machine for stipulated machine operations. Selects machine feed and speed to complete the job. (c) Changes tools, make simple adjustment and maintain machines by cleaning and oiling.

10th,

CI-II & CI-I 835.10

NTC Machinist Composite NAC Machinist SSP/Miller

8211.10

23

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

79 Tool Maker -Deleted

80 Technician (Radar) Technician (Communication)

(a) Repairs, assembles, replaces of parts and repair of radar equipment. (b) Carries out care, maintenance, inspection and preservation of Radar equipment. (c) Carryout specification testing and calibration. (d) Test and locate fault on such electrical transmission system as are on integral part of the main equipment. (a) Repairs and replaces defective parts of Line and Radio equipment. (b) Carries out care, maint, inspection and preservation of Line and Radio equipment. (c) Carryout specification testing and calibration. (d) Test and locate fault on such electrical transmission system as are on integral part of the main equipment and causes out necessary repairs.

10+2, CI-II & CI-I

854.30 854.30 854.40

Radio Technician Radar Mechanic Radio Mechanic

7243.60 7243.20 7243.70

81 Support Staff (Equipment Repair)

. (a) Supervises and carry out assembly, replacement parts and repair of radar equipment. (b) Test and locate fault on such electrical transmission system as on integral part of the main equipment. (c) Carryout specification testing and calibration. (d) Carries out care, maint, inspection and preservation of Radar equipment.

10+9, Diploma in Electronics Engineering Diploma & CI-I

796.90 Upholster vehicle Cushion Maker Mattress Maker(Spring)

7437.30 7437.40 7437.45

82 Auto Technican (B Vehicle)

. (a) Repairs, overhauls and services of motor vehicle. (b) Examines vehicle to ascertain nature and location of defects either by running engine or driving vehicle on road. (c) Replaces or repairs defective parts of gear box, rear axle, stearing mechanism etc. (d) Carries out care and maintenance, of vehicle.

10+2, CI-II & CI-I

843.30 Mechanic (Motor Vehicle)

7231.10

24

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

83 Auto Technician (A Vehicle)

(a) Repair and assembles, disassembles, overhauls, and tests armoured fighting vehicle/motor vehicle/engineer equipment. (b) Examines the vehicle and determines the fault and repair to be done.

10+2, CI-II & CI-I

845.13 843.30 845.13 843.30

Mechanic (Automobile Engine) Mechanical Diesel

7231.10

7233.24

84 Welder

(a) Weld and cut metal parts using gas flame or an electric arc and other sources of heat to melt and cut, or to melt and fuse metal. (b) Join parts at various spots to prevent distortion of shape, form, dimension etc.

10th,

CI-II & CI-I 746.10 756.20

Welder (Gas & Electric)

7212.20

GROUP X

85 Technician (Small Arms)

(a) Repairs, assembles, replaces defective parts and all types of small arms. (b) Carries out care, maintenance and preservation of small arms. (c) Adjust accuracy of small arms on testing range and carry out necessary adjustment for improving accuracy. (d) Carry out test, inspection with guages all types of small arms and certifies this serviceability.

10+2, CI-II & CI-I

839.10 NAC Fitter 7222.85

86 Master Technician (Air Frame)

(a) Supervises repairing and overhauling of air crafts and helicopter and ensures them to be airworthy. (b) Carries out care, maintenance and preservation of components of air craft and helicopter. (c) Check air craft safety system, structure and repairs if required. (d) Maintains records and documents releated to air craft servicing. (e) Also trains his subordinates.

10+2, Diploma in Mechanical Engineering, Diploma & Cl-I

840.30 Supervisor and Foreman Aircraft repairing

7238.30

87 Master Technician (AE)

(a) Supervises repairing of air craft and helicopter engines. (b) Checks air craft turbine engine components and power plant for its air worthiness. (c) Guides fitment of engine assembly and other components. (d) Maintain records and documents of repairs and servicing schedule. (e) Trains his subordinates.


840.30 Supervisor and Foreman Aircraft repairing

7238.30

25

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

88 Master Technician (Avoionics)

(a) Supervises and checks repairing, adjustment of avionics system of aircraft and helicopter for its air worthiness. (b) Carries out care, maintenance, preservation of aircraft/helicopter communition system and navigation system. (c) Maintenance records and documents related to air craft servicing. (e) Also trains his subordinates.

10+2, Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Diploma & Cl-I

- Supervisor and Foreman Aircraft repairing

7238.30

89 Master Technician Avn(Electrical)

(a) Supervises repairing and overhauling of air craft/helicopter and ensure to be air-worthy. (b) Examines air craft before and after flight and determines nature of repairs and adjustment to be done. (c) Guides repair of engines, fuselage, landing gears and other major units and electrical sys according to specialization. (d) Maintenance records and documents releated to air craft servicing. (e) Also trains his subordinates.

10+2, Diploma in Electrical Engineering, Diploma & Cl-I


7238.30

90 Master Tech (Avn/Insp & Photo)

(a) Supervises, checking, fitting and repairing of air craft/helicopters performance instruments, Engine performance instrument Gyroscopic, oxygen and photographic equipment. (b) Maintain, update records and documents related air craft repair /servicing.

10+2, Diploma in Instrumentation Engineering, Diploma &CI-I


7238.30

91 Master Technician Avn/Armt

(a) Supervises and guides assembly replacement of parts and repairs of all type of armament/communication/rockets etc fitted on aircraft/helicoptor. (b) Carries out care and maintenance, preservation of armament equipment. (c) Adjust accuracy of Gun on testing range and carry out necessary adjustment for improving accuracy. (d) Carry out test, inspection with guages of all types of Gun and certifies this serviceability.



7238.30

26

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

92 Master Technician (Net working)

(a) Surprises and guides layout and installation of networking system of modification of existing system . (b) Ensures system operates in conformance with specification . (c) Also does data recovery, networking system installation defect circuit analysis, repairs and maint of system network . (d) Guides and carries out repairs of computer sys, peripherals and value added system.

10+2, Diploma in Electronics Engineering, Diploma & Cl-I

- System Administration Assistant

3121.10

93. Master Technician (Elect)

(a) Supervises fitting, assembly, installing, checking and repairing of electric and motor vehicles. (b) Tests complete unit of electric circuit, flow of current as per specifications identify faulty components and guides its repairs/replacement. (c) Prepares repair estimates, maintenance records and documents related to repair/servicing. (d) Organises training for his subordinates.

10+2, Diploma in Electrical Engineering, diploma & Cl-I

850.10 Supervisor and Foreman, Electrical & Electronic Equipment

7248.10

94. Master Technician (GCE)

(a) Supervises assembly, replacement of parts and repair of Gun Control equipment. (b) Checks complete maintenance for electronic circuit , flow of current as per circuit layout and plan repairs. (c) Carries out care, maint, inspection and preservation of Gun Control equipment.



7248.10

95. Master Technician (Communication)

(a) Supervises assembly, replaces parts and repair of line and radio equipment. (b) Carries out care, maint, inspection and preservation of line and radio equipment. (c) Carryout specification testing and calibration. (d) Test and locate fault on such electrical transmission system as on integral part of the main equipment and guides it repairs/replacement.



7248.10

27

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

96. Master Technician (Radar)

(a) Supervises and carry out assembly, replacement parts and repair of radar equipment. (b) Test and locate fault on such electrical transmission system as on integral part of the main equipment. (c) Carryout specification testing and calibration. (d) Carries out care, maint, inspection and preservation of Radar equipment.


850.10 Supervisor and Foreman, Electrical & Electronic Equipment.

7248.10

97. Tech(Radio)- Merge with ser 96

AVN TRADES OR ART X ELIG CAT

98. Avn Ftr (Air Frame)

(a) Checks, repairs, adjusts avionics system of air craft and helicopters. (b) Carries out care, maintenance, preservation of air craft/helicopter communication system, navigation system. (c) Maintain records and documents related air craft repair/servicing.

10+2, ,CI-I & Cl-I

844.20 Mechanic Aircraft Propeller

7232.20

99 Avn Ftr (Aero Eng)

(a) Performs variety of clerical duties such as maintenance of records, receipt and despatch of dak, routine correspondence, tabulating data, preparing production schedule, preparing various bills and accounts. (b) May operate office computing and accounting machine.

10+2, CI-II & CI-I

844.10 Clk general Data entry Machine Operator Tabulating Machine Operator Accounts Clerk Bill and accts collector Stock verifier

4190.10

4113.35 4113.60 4121.20 4121.70

4131.30

100. Avn Ftr (Avionics)

(a) Checks, repairs, adjusts avionics system of air craft and helicopters. (b) Carries out care, maintenance, preservation of air craft/helicopter communication system, navigation system. (c) Maintenance records and documents related air craft repair/servicing.

10+2 CI-II & CI-I

854.60 Mechanic Air craft

7243.80

28

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

101. Avn Ftr (Electrical)

(a) Repair/replaces parts/components of starters, generators, distributors and other electrical equipments. (b) Carries out care, maintenance, inspection and preservation.

10+2 CI-II & CI-I 855.20 Electrician Aircraft

7241.60

102. Avn Ftr (Insp & Photo)

(a) Checking, repairs air craft /helicopters performance instruments, engine performance instrument gyroscopic, oxygen and photographic equipment etc. (b) Maintain records and documents related air craft repair/servicing.

10+2 CI-II & CI-I 844.80 Mechanic Aircraft

7232.20

103. Avn Fitter (Armt)

(a) Repair/replaces parts/components of all type of armament/communication/ rockets etc fitted on aircraft/helicoptor. (b) Carries out care and maintenance, preservation of armament equipment. (c) Carry out necessary adjustment for improving accuracy. (d) Carry out test, inspection with guages of all types of Gun and certifies this serviceability.

(a) Repair/replaces parts/components of all type of armament/communication/ rockets etc fitted on aircraft/helicoptor. (b) Carries out care and maintenance, preservation of armament equipment. (c) Carry out necessary adjustment for improving accuracy. (d) Carry out test, inspection with guages of all types of Gun and certifies this serviceability.

10+2 CI-II & CI-I

NAC Fitter

7222.85

104 Driver Motor Tpt)

Drives army trucks and/or lorries of capacity up to five tons on any class of road or across country by day and by night. Can drive with attached trailers or vehicles undertow or vehicles with other in tow. Understands working of four stroke engines and transmission systems. Carries out maintenance tasks and can prepare an accident report. Knows provisions of Motor vehicles Acts.

10+2 Diploma Diploma in Electronics Engineering ,& CI-I

- Driver Fir Driver Bus Veh Driver Truck

8323.40 8323.30 8324.10

29

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

105..

Driver Special Veh icle

(a) Supervises and checks repairing, adjustment of avionics system of aircraft and helicopter for its air worthiness. (b) Carries out care, maintenance, preservation of aircraft/helicopter communition system and navigation system. (c) Maintenance records and documents releated to air craft servicing. (e) Also trains his subordinates.

10+2 Diploma Diploma in Electronics Engineering, & CI-I


7238.30

106 Auto Electrician (AFV)

(a) Repairs replaces and overhaul wiring, starters, generators, distributors and other electrical equipments. (b) Dismantles and repairs electrical units and components such as generator, distributors etc. (c) Identifies defect and rectifies faults. (d) Carries out care, maint, inspection and preservation.

10=2 CI-II & CI-I 855.30 Electrician, Automobile

7241.70

107. Limb Maker (M&W)

(a) Makes and repairs artificial limbs and other orthopaedic appliances according to priscription. (b) Cuts and fashions devices from material, such as metal, plastic and leather, using welding equipment, forge awaiting machine. (c) May harness devices to limbs or stumps.

10th , CI-II & CI-I 841.80 Artificial

Limb maker

7311.75

108. Limb Maker (SL &F) - Merge with ser 107

109. Clerk (SD) (a) Performs variety of clerical duties such as maintenance of records, receipt and despatch of dak, routine correspondence, tabulating data, preparing production schedule, preparing various bills and accounts. (b) May operate office computing and accounting machine.

10=2 CI & CI-I 350.10 Clerk General

4190.10

30

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

110. Operator and Driver (Recovery)

(a) Operates heavy cranes/lift operated mechanical or hydraulicaly crane to lift, carry and heavy objects from one place to another. (b) Uses cranes and recovery vehicle to extricate/evalute vehicles/equipment/objects after accidents. Assists in disaster management.

10th , CI-II & CI-I 973.15 Crane

Operator 8333.14

111. Technician (GCE)

. (a) Repairs, assembles, replaces defective parts and repair of Gun Control equipment. (b) Carries out care, maint, inspection and preservation of Gun Control equipment. (c) Checks complete maintenance for electronic circuit , flow of current as per circuit layout and carries out repairs.

10+2, CI-II & CI-I NAC Mechanic

7243.10

112. Technician (Comn)

(a) Repairs and replaces defective parts of Line and Radio equipment. (b) Carries out care, maint, inspection and preservation of Line and Radio equipment. (c) Carryout specification testing and calibration. (d) Test and locate fault on such electrical transmission system as are on integral part of the main equipment and causes out necessary repairs.

10+2, CI-II & CI-I 856.20 NAC Mechanic (Radio & TV)

7243.60 7244.20

113 Physical Training Instructor

Instructs classes and individuals in remedial exercises, swimming, boxing and wrestling, rifle exercises (physical training for weapon training), minor games, climbing, heaving, balance horse, work and ground work exercises, athletics (methods of teaching, coaching and running, athletic meetings), swimming (life saving and improvised aids to crossing water obstacles) and close combat. Passes gymnastic 3

rd class test. Passes tests

in umpiring/referring games/ sports.

Matric 193.60

193.30 193.40 193.70

Physical Trg Instructor Athletic Coach Instructor Sports Coach Instructor Umpire, Referee (Sports)

3475.15

3475.40

3475.45

3475.60

31

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8

114 Junior Network Engineer (JE NE)

Forman of Sigs is converted from Technician Electronic system/Technician Electronic Radio category. He is responsible to carry out first line repair of Signal equipment and manage/supervise all networks

Matric with Science, Mathematics and English (Civil) Technician Electronic System/Technician Electronic Radio Class-II obtained minimum 60% marks (Army)

392.20 392.10 850.20 851.10 854.30 854.40 856.10 859.40 859.20 859.20 854.90

Station Technical Assistant Overseas Communication Station Officer, Overseas Communication Engineering Supervisor Telephone and Telegraph Electrician General Radio Technician (Radio Manufacturing) Radio Mechanic and Radio Repair Installation Mechanic Telephone and Telegraph Inspector, Assembly (Telephone and Telegraph (Mfg) Wiring Inspector and Tester (Telephone and Telegraph) Senior Functional (Telephone Equipment Manufacturing) Electronics, Technician Technician Telecommunication Testing Telegraphist Telegraph Traffic Inspector Electronic Fitter General Electronic Mechanic Electronic Equipment Mechanic Assembly Operator (Telephone and Telegraph) Assembly Operator (Radio Manufacturing) Mechanic , Telephone and Telegraph Maintenance

3132.60 3132.55 7248.20 7137.10 7243.60 7243.70 7244.10 7249.40 7249.30 7249.10 3114.10 3114.20 7244.50 7242.10

7243.10

8283.20

8283.30 7244.20

32

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

115 Junior System Engineer (JE Sys)

Yeoman of Signals is converted from Operator communication centers category. He is responsible for supervising the functioning of communication centers, including Electronic private automatic branch exchange

Matric with Science, Mathematics and English (Civil) Operator Communication Centre Class-I obtained minimum 60% Marks (Army)

392.10 392.30 392.60 369.80 251.20 361.70 361.65 361.60 361.50 361.35 361.30 392.20 320.10 322.10 391.10 391.20 390.30 390.20 390.10 392.40 399.90 861.20 323.20 323.10

Station Officer Overseas Communication Wireless Operator Control Tower Operator (Aerodrome) Telephone Inspector Operational Telephone Operator –PBX. Supervisor Wireless Monitor Telephone Supervisor Telephone Inspector Telegraph, Messenger Telegraph Supervisor Telegraph Telegraph Master Controller Telegraph Station Technical Assistant Overseas Communication Typist

Teleprinter Operator Telegraphist Telegraphist Overseas Telephone Operator Telephone Operator Local Telephone Operator (Trunk/Public Service) Radio Operator ship Gummer Teleprinting, Telegraph & related telecom Operator Radio Operator, Broadcasting Station, Assistant Engineering Broadcasting station Verifying machine Operator Key/Card Punch Operator

3132.55 3132.65 3132.76 3114.40 1226.40 4142.30 4142.25 4142.20 4142.15 1226.85 1226.84 3132.60 4111.30 4112.10 3132.81 3132.82 4222.30 4222.20 4222.10 3132.70 9151.80 3132.30 4113.20 4113.10

33

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

116 Operator Special Signals

Operator Special Signals are responsible for operating specialized digital radio sets, telephone exchanges. They are posted to Wireless Experimental units for counter electronic warfare tasks and to formation signal units for intelligence section signal security task

Matric with Science, Mathematics, English (Civil) Operator Communication Centre Cl-III(Army)

392.30

390.30

390.20

390.10

391.20

391.10

392.60

392.40

399.90

350.10 322.10

321.10

323.20

323.10

349.90

861.20

361.70

361.65

361.60

361.50

361.35

361.10

392.10

392.20

Wireless Operator

Telephone Operator Exchange

Telephone Operator local

Telephone Operator Trunk (Public Service)

Telegraphist Overseas

Telegraphist

Control Tower Operator(Aerodrome)

Radio Operator Ship

Telephone, Telegraph Related Telecom Operator Telegraph Clerk Verifying Operator Machine

Teleprinter Operator

Typist

Verifying Operator

Key/Card Punch Operator

Computing Machine Operator

Radio Operator Broadcasting Station

Supervisor Wireless

Monitor Telephone

Supervisor Telephone Engineering

Supervisor Phone

Inspector Telegraph Messenger

Supervisor Telegraph

Telegraph Master Controller Telegraph

Station Officer Overseas

Station Technical Assistant Overseas Communication

3132.65

4222.30

4222.20

4222.10

3132.82

3132.81 3132.76 3132.70

9151.30

4190.10 4112.10 4111.30

4113.20

4113.10

4114.20

3132.30

4142.30

4142.25

4142.20

4142.15

1226.85

1226.84

3132.55

3132.60

34

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117 Operator Cipher

This Trade is involved in encoding and decoding of classified messages. They are specially trained in use of cryptology. With the increasing use of computers in encoding of messages, they are trained in cyber cryptology

Matric with Science Mathematics and English (Civil) Operator Communication-on-centre Class-III (Army)

302.10 321.10 350.10 355.10 390.30 390.20 390.10 391.20 391.10 392.60 392.30 392.40 399.90 350.10 349.90 323.20 323.10 322.10 861.20 361.70 361.65 361.60 361.50 361.35 361.30 392.10 392.20

Office Asst, Senior Clerk Typist Clerk General Coding Clerk (Clerk crypto) Telephone Operator (PBX) Telephone (Local) Telephone Operator Trunk (Public Service) Telegraphist overseas Telegraphist Control Tower Operator(Aerodrome) Wireless Operator Radio Operator Ship Gummer Teleprinting Telegraph Clerk (Clerk General) Computing Machine Operator Verifying Operator Key/Card Punch Operator Teleprinter Operator Radio Operator, Broadcasting Station Supervisor Wireless Monitor Telephone Supervisor Telecommunication Engineering Supervisor Inspector Telegraph Messenger Supervisor Telegraph Telegraph Master, Controller Master Station Officer , Overseas Communication Station Technical Assistant Overseas Communication

3431.30 4111.30 4190.20 4211.40 4222.30 4222.20 4222.10 3132.82 3132.81 3132.76 3132.65 3132.70 9151.80 4190.20 4114.20 4113.20 4113.10 4112.10 3132.30 4142.30 4142.25 4142.20 4142.15 1226.85 1226.84 3132.55 3132.60

35

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

118 Operator Radio and Key Board

Operator Radio and Keyboard mans the hub of communication network, He is responsible for operating Radio sets, Telephone Exchanges and valve added services such as Telex, Fax and Computers. The mobile Radio network in the peace and battle forward area are also being manned by operator Radio and Key board

Matric with Science, Mathematics and English (Civil)Operator communication centre class-III (Army)

321.10 322.10 391.10 391.20 392.30 861.20 392.30 390.30 390.20 390.10 392.60 392.40 399.90 323.20 323.10 350.10 361.70 361.65 361.60 361.50 361.35 361.30 392.20 392.10 392.20

Typist Teleprinter Operator Telegraphist Telegraphist Overseas Wireless Operator Radio Operator, Broadcasting Station Wireless Operator Telephone Operator Exchange Telephone Operator (Local) Telephone Operator (Trunk/Public Service) Control Tower Operator (Aerodrome) Radio Operator Ship Gummer Teleprinting, Wireless operator-ship Verifying Machine Operator Key/Card Punch Operator Telegraph Clerk Supervisor Wireless Monitor Telephone Supervisor Telephone Inspector Telegraph Messenger Supervisor Telegraph Telegraph Master, Controller Telegraph Station Officer, Overseas Communication Station Technical Assistant over seas communication

4111.30 4112.10 3132.81 3132.82 3132.65 3132.30 3132.70 4222.30 4222.20 4222.10 3132.76 3132.70 9151.80 4113.20 4113.10 4190.20 4142.30 4142.25 4142.20 4142.15 1226.85 1226.84 3132.60 3132.55 3132.60

36

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

119 Operator Communication Centre

He is responsible for operating Radio Sets, Telephone Exchanges, valve added services such as Telex, Fax, Computer and the mobile radio network in peace locations/battle areas

Matric with Science, Mathematics and English (Civil)

321.10

322.10

391.10

391.20

390.30

390.20

390.10

361.70

361.65

361.60

361.50

361.35

361.30

392.20

392.10

Typist

Teleprinter Operator

Telegraphist

Telegraphist Overseas

Telephone Operator Exchange

Telephone Operator Local

Telephone Operator(Trunk/Public service)

Public Service Supervisor Wireless

Monitor Telephone

Supervisor Telephone

Inspector Telegraph Messenger

Supervisor Telegraph

Telephone Master, Controller Telegraph

Station Technical Assistant

Station Officer, Overseas Communication

4111.30 4112.10 3132.81 3132.82 4222.30 4222.20 4222.10 4142.30 4142.25 4142.20 4142.15 1226.85 1226.84 3132.60 3132.55

120 Operator Radio & Line.

He is responsible for operating Radio set, Exchanges, Telex, Fax and networks in the battle and forward areas

Matric with Science, Mathematics and English (civil)

392.30 391.10 390.30 861.20 390.20 390.10 391.20 392.60 392.40 361.70 361.65 361.60 361.50 361.35 392.10 392.20 361.30

Wireless Operator Telegraphist Telephone Operator (PBX) Radio Operator, Broadcasting station Telephone Operator Local Telephone Operator Trunk/Public Service Telegraphist Overseas Controller Tower Operator (Aerodrome) Radio Operator Ship Supervisor Wireless Monitor Telephone Supervisor Telephone Inspector Telegraph Supervisor Telegraph Station Officer, Overseas Communication Station Officer Technical Assistant Telegraph Master, Controller Telegraph

3132.65 3132.81 4222.30 3132.30 4222.20 4222.10

3132.82 3132.76 3132.70 4142.30 4142.25 4142.20 4142.15 1226.85 3132.55

3132.60 1226.84

37

1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9

121

Technician Electronic Radio/Radio Mechanic

He is responsible for Engineering of communication links and handling state of the art equipment like multiplexers and secrecy devices. They are also responsible for maintaining static microwave network, satellite terminals digital troop terminals and computer networks


854.40 854.30 853.50 859.60 859.90 032.20 032.40 032.90 852.10 852.20 854.20 854.90 862.30

Radio Mechanic, Radio Repair Radio Technician, Radio Manufacturing Assembly Operator (Radio Mfg) Battery Servicing man, Battery Repairer Electrical Fitter and Related Electronic Technician Technician Telecommunication Electrical and Electronic Technician Electronic Fitter, Gen Television Service and Repair Man Radio Mechanic Operator Public Address Equipment

7243.70 7243.60 8283.30 7249.50 7241.20 3114.10 3113.10 7242.10 7243.10 7243.50 7243.70 3132.50

122. Technician Electronic System/Line Mechanic

He is responsible for Engineering of communication links and handling state of art equipment like multiples and secrecy devices. They are also responsible for maintaining static microwave network, satellite terminals, digital tropo terminals and computer networks

Matric with Science, Mathematics and English (Civil)

032.20 032.40 032.90 856.30 856.20 856.10 856.90 852.10 852.20 853.40 859.20 859.30 859.40 399.30 399.10 862.30

Electronic Technician Technician Telecommunication Technician Teleprinter Mechanic Maintenance Mechanic Telephone and Telegraph Installation Mechanic (Telephone and Telegraph) Telephone and Telegraph Installing repairing Operative Electronic Fitter Gen Electronic Mechanic Assembly Operator (Telephone and Telegraph Equipment) Senior Functioned (Telephone equipment Manufacturing) Wiring Inspector and Bank Tester (Telephone and Telegraph) Inspector Assembly (Telephone and Tester Equipment Mfg) Carrier Attendant Testing Telegraphist Operator Public Address Equipment

3114.10 3114.20 7244.30 7244.20 7244.10 7244.90 7242.10 7243.10 8283.20 7249.10 7249.30 7249.40 7244.70 7244.50 3132.50

38

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123 Electrical Fitter Signals

This trade operates and maintains generating and charging sets and also carries out first line repair to the equipment. He is trained in duties of Driver Military Transport Class-I and has skills to drive heavy specialist vehicles.


851.10

855.30

859.60

986.60

986.55

859.90

859.65 857.10 032.10

Electrician General

Electrician Automobile

Battery Serviceman, Charger

Driver Truck

Driver Bus

Electrical Fitter and Related Electronic Worker

Battery Repairer Lineman Light and Power Technician Electrical Engineering

7137.10

7241.70

7249.50

8324.20

8323.30

7241.20

8282.30 7245.10 3113.10

124 Draughtsman (Signals)

He is trained in preparing cloth models and drawing sketches on drawing/tracing papers. They can also produce blue prints of a given drawing. They are responsible for maintenance of Signals Operation Room

Matric (civil) 030.30 Draughtsman, Electrical 3118.30

125. Line Test Recorder

He is responsible for testing of media underground jelly filled cable, Optical fiber cables etc in communication networks by use of modern test equipment

Matric (civil) Linemen Field/Permanent line class-III (Army)

399.20

850.30

857.30

369.75

369.80

850.20

369.70

Fault Controller Telephone Sub Inspector, Telephone and Telegraph Jointer, Telephone and Telegraph Line Inspector, Telephone and Telegraph Telephone Inspector Engineering Supervisor (Telephone and Telegraph) Contract Officer Telephone Engineering Supervisor Phone (Outdoor)

7244.60

7248.30

7245.20

3114.30

3114.40

7248.20

1226.70

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126. Dispatch Rider

This is a Signals trade responsible for prompt delivery of mail and messages from Signal Centre to various subscribers using motor cycle and light vehicles .When the communications are disrupted he is responsible to carry line traffic of high precedence as couriers

Matric (civil) 381.20 986.40 986.80 986.45 381.10 389.20 389.30 354.20 843.60 351.10 369.60 369.90 369.67 360.10

Dispatch Rider Driver Car Driver Auto rickshaw Driver Taxi Car Telegraph Messenger Mail Carrier Runner Mail Time Keeper, Starter(Motor Tpt) Mechanic, Motor Cycle Store Keeper Traffic Inspector Motor Transport Transport and Communication Supervisor Goods Supervisor, Road Transport Station Master Roadways

8321.20 8322.10 8321.10 8322.20 8322.20 9151.65 9151.70 4190.70 7231.50 4131.10 1226.17 3115.50 1226.54 1226.15

127. Lineman Field

A Signals trade responsible for establishing out door plants/communication network by laying field jelly filed underground cables and optical fiber cable. He is responsible for testing maintenance and fault rectification of outdoor plants

Matric (Civil) 857.30 857.20 857.10 399.20 369.75 369.70 369.80 850.30 850.20

Cable Jointer, Telephone Telegraph Cable Jointer Lineman Telephone and Telegraph Lineman, Light & Power Fault Controller Tele Line Inspector, Telegraph and Telephone Contract Officer Telephone Engineering Telephone Inspector Sub Inspector, Telephone and Telegraph Engineering Supervisor Telephone and Telegraph

7245.20 7244.40 7245.10 7244.60 3114.30 1226.70 3114.40 7248.30 7248.20

128

Lineman Permanent

A Signals trade responsible for establishing outdoor plants/communication network by laying field cable permanent lines and optical fiber cable. He is also responsible for testing maintenance and fault rectification of permanent line routes

Matric (Civil) 857.30 857.20 857.10 399.20 369.75 369.70 369.80 850.30 850.20

Cable Jointer, Telephone and Telegraph Lineman, Telephone and Telegraph Lineman, Light and Power Fault Controller Telephone Line Inspector, Telegraph and Telephone Contract Officer Telephone Telephone Inspector Sub Inspector, Telephone and Telegraph Engineering Supervisor Telephone and Telegraph

7245.20 7244.40 7244.60 3144.20 3114.30 1226.70 3114.40 7248.30 7248.20

40

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129. Waiter Mess/Steward

Waiters and bartenders serve food and beverages in commercially operated dining and drinking laces, clubs , institutions and canteens and on board ships

VIII(Civil) 521.40 521.90

Butlers Bearers Waiters

5123.10 5123.30 5123.40

130. Personal Assistant (PA) :

Handles correspondence and engagements of Senior Officers. Can take dictation in English for a period of 10 minutes at an average speed of 100 words per minute and type from shorthand script within a period of fifty minutes with not more than 3% errors.

Clerk General Duties Class 2. Clerk General Duties (Staff Duties) Class 2. and recruit Education : Army Special Class Certificate of Education or Matriculation.

320.10 320.20 321.10

Private secretary Personal Assistant Stenographer/ Typist

4115.10

4111.10

4111.30

131. - Catering

Working Proprietor, Lodging and Catering Services plans, organizes,Co-ordinates and controls operations of organization or est wholly or party owned by him and engaged in serving food, drinks and beverages and providing lodging and camping facilities to public included are

1217.10

41

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132. Petroleum Mechanic (formerly Dipper Checker)

Receives into and issues petrol and lubricants from tanks and keeps account of quantities handled. Loads and discharges tanker ships, barges, rail tank cars, and road tank wagons. Takes samples of products from storages tanks and readings of temperatures and specific gravity, and calculates applicable volumetric corrections for variations in temperatures. Has knowledge of valves, valve manifolds, pumps, storage tanks, and preparation of lines for pumping operations. Is able to gauge ships, tanks and read calibration charts of storage tanks.

Lower category of Recruit

430.40 Petrol Pump Attendant also eligible for

general jobs indicated at Appendix ‘A’

5220.45

133. Steward (Waiter Mess) Waiters and bartenders serve food and beverages in commercially operated dining and drinking laces, clubs , institutions and canteens and on board ships

521.40

521.90

Waiter; Bearer (Institutional)

Stewards (house)

5123.40

5121.30

134. Education Instructor

: Instructs and organizes classes for Army Ist Class Certificate of Education, Army 2

nd Class English

Certificate and Hindi in Army 3rd

Class Certificate of Education. Is qualified in methods of instruction, Teaches mathematics, science history, geography, citizenship, Hindi, English and map reading to soldiers.

BA/B Com/B SC

153.10 Primary Teacher 3312.10

42

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135. Education

Instructor

(Special)

(a) AEC Instructor (Group X) :-

Teaches one or more

academic subjects such as

English, Hindi, Geography,

Political Science, Public

Administration, Physics,

Chemistry, Mathematics as per

CBSE curriculum to students of

Class IX, X, XI & XII at

Corps/Command HRDCs.

Prepare and delivers lectures,

assist students in co-curricular

activities, sets examination papers,

conducts examinations, supervises

practical work. Manages Library,

Laboratory, Resource Room and

equipment, In charge of hostels

etc. Conducts Map Reading-1 ,

Army Certificate of Education-1,

Army English Certificate-1 classes.

(b) AEC Instructor (Group Y):-

Teaches classes in particular subject area such as Science/Arts subject to the students of Secondary School examination as per CBSE curriculum at Corps/ Division/Brigade HRDCs. Conducts test, supervise examination, maintains student’s records, In charge of stores, lab, hostel etc. Conduct Map Reading-2, Army Certificate of Education-2, Army English Certificate-2 classes.

MA or BA with

B.Ed

M Com or B

Com with B.Ed

MSc.MCA or

BSc/BCA with

B.Ed

BA/B Com/B

Sc/MCA

Degree in

Specified

Language

Senior Secondary and Secondary School

Teacher, Arts.

Senior Secondary and Secondary School

Teacher, Commerce.

Senior Sec and Sec Sch Teacher,

Science.

Middle School Teacher

Language Teacher, Senior Secondary and

Secondary School Teacher.

2320.10

2320.15

2320.12

3311.10

(c) AEC Instructor (Group X or

Y):-

Teaches foreign/regional

languages at AEC Training

College & Centre, Pachmarhi and

at Corps/Command HRDCs

including script, spelling syntax,

grammar & pronunciation of the

language. Also conduct exam for

the same.

(d) Unit Education Instructor

(UEI) :-

Teaches students of

primary or elementary school in

regional language or English/Hindi

in all subjects at regimental

HRDCs at unit level. Teaches

Map Reading-3, Army Certificate

of Education-3, Army English

Certificate-3 to students, allots and

corrects homework, conducts and

assists tests, maintains students

records, conduct sports and extra

curricular activities.

10+2 with Diploma in Teaching/10

th

with art in Teaching

s

Primary School Teacher

3312.10

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REVISION OF DIRECTORY OF EQUATION OF SERVICE TRADES WITH CIVILTRADES

AND GUIDE TO REGISTRATION OF DEFENCE SERVICE APPLICANTS

FOR EMPLOYMENT-REG

1. Reference Min of Labour & Employment letter No DGE&T-5/1/2007-V/G/01 dated 04 Apr 12. 2. Draft Directory of Equation of Army Trades with Civil Trades is placed opposite for perusal and approval of Dir MT-11 please.

(PP Singh) Lt Col GSO-1 MT-11 Apr 12

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