Technical Assistant / Multi-Tasking Staff jobs in Bangalore at Institute of Wood Science & Technology

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Technical Assistant / Multi-Tasking Staff ( job vacancies in Institute of Wood Science & Technology - ICFRE on temporary basis

1. Technical Assistant (Category-II) (Chemistry)/1 Post

Qualification: Bachelor degree in Science in the relevant field/specialization or equivalent (e.g. B.Tech in Chemical Engineering) from a recognized University

Pay Matrix Level – 5 of 7 th CPC 01

Age: Not below 21 years or exceeding 30 years

2. Lower Division Clerk (LDC)Pay Matrix Level – 2 of 7 th CPC/ 01 Post

Age: Not below 18 years or exceeding 27 years EWS

Qualification: (i) 12th class certificate from recognized board. (ii) A typing speed of 35 words per minute in English OR 30 words per minute in Hindi on Computer.

3. Technician (Category I) (Plumber) /1 Post

Pay Matrix Level – 2 of 7 th CPC

Age: Not below 18 years or exceeding 30 years

Qualification: Matriculation from a recognized board with ITI certificate in relevant trade or Certificate course from a Govt. recognized Institute

4. Technician (Category I) (Carpenter) /1 Post

Pay Matrix Level – 2 of 7 th CPC

Age: Not below 18 years or exceeding 30 years

Qualification: Matriculation from a recognized board with ITI certificate in relevant trade or Certificate course from a Govt. recognized Institute

5. Multi-Tasking Staff (MTS)/12 Posts

Pay Matrix Level – 1 of 7 th CPC

Age: Not below 18 years or exceeding 27 years

Essential: 10th Standard pass certificate from recognized board/ recognized school

Desirable: 3 years or more experience in relevant trade

The Government of Mysore had set up a Forest Research Laboratory (FRL) at Bangalore in 1938. In the initial years, work was carried out mainly on properties and uses of different timber species, essential oils, other non-wood forest products and protection of wood and trees from pests and diseases. In 1956, this laboratory was organised as a regional centre of Forest Research Institute and Colleges, Dehra Dun. In 1977, Sandal Research Centre was set up to undertake research on wide-ranging aspects of genetics, silviculture and management of sandal, a valuable tree well distributed all over Southern India.