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Scientific Assistant
Catering Supervisor and Junior Hindi Translator
How to apply : Applications will be received on-line only. The application for on-line registration will be hosted in the SDSC SHAR website between 02.07.2011 (1000 hours) and 18.07.2011 (1700 hours). Interested & eligible candidates may visit our website at www.shar.gov.in to register their applications on-line between 02.07.2011 (1000 hours) and 18.07.2011 (1700 hours). Upon registration, applicants will be provided with an on-line Registration Number, which should be carefully preserved for future reference. E-mail ID of the applicant will have to be given in the application compulsorily. After On-line submission, it is mandatory for the applicant to send the printed application form (confirmatory copy of application) duly signed and affixed with latest passport size photograph along with the following documents by ORDINARY POST without which online application will not be considered. Attested copies of all testimonials in proof of educational qualifications including mark lists, caste, experience etc. A ‘No Objection Certificate’ from the employer concerned in respect of those applicants who are employed under Central/StateGovernment/Public Sector Undertakings/Autonomous Bodies The above documents should reach the following address within seven days of registering the application and in any case not later than 25.07.2011.
General Instructions:
1. The posts are temporary, but likely to continue.
2. Age limit: 18-35 years as on 18.07.2011. Relaxation in upper age limit by 05 years for SC/ST candidates and 03 years for OBC candidates. Ex-servicemen and Persons With Disabilities (PWD) are eligible for upper age relaxation as per Government of India orders.
3. Pay and Allowances Approximate gross emoluments at the minimum of the Grade as on date are as follows: Name of the post Pay Band & Grade Pay Approximate gross emoluments Technical Assistant/ Scientific Assistant Pay Band Rs.9300-34800/- & Grade Pay Rs.4600/- Rs.25,881 Catering Supervisor/
Junior Hindi TranslatorPay Band Rs.9300-34800/- & Grade Pay Rs.4200/- Rs.20,385 The employees will be governed by the New Defined Contribution Pension Scheme. ISRO provides attractive benefits to its employees such as medical facilities for self and dependants; subsidised canteen; free transport (in lieu of transport allowance); housing facility (in lieu of HRA), Leave Travel Concession; Group Insurance etc.
4. Candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC have to submit the attested copies of Caste Certificates issued by the competent authority in the prescribed format applicable for reservation in jobs under Government of India. In respect of OBC candidates, reservation will be available only to candidates, who do not fall in the Creamy Layer. OBC Certificate must specifically include the clause regarding “Exclusion from Creamy Layer” issued by competent authority in prescribed format applicable for reservation in jobs under Government of India and should be updated/valid as per OM No.36012/22/93-Estt (SCT), dt.08-09-1993 issued by Department of Personnel & Training, Government of India at the relevant point of time i.e., at the time of submission of on-line application.
5. Selection Process The qualification prescribed is the minimum requirement and possession of the same does not automatically make the candidates eligible to be called for written test/interview. Based on the academic performance and bio-data, initial screening will be done to short-list candidates for taking up written test/interview. Only short-listed candidates will be called for written test/interview as the case may be.
1. The posts are temporary, but likely to continue.
2. Age limit: 18-35 years as on 18.07.2011. Relaxation in upper age limit by 05 years for SC/ST candidates and 03 years for OBC candidates. Ex-servicemen and Persons With Disabilities (PWD) are eligible for upper age relaxation as per Government of India orders.
3. Pay and Allowances Approximate gross emoluments at the minimum of the Grade as on date are as follows: Name of the post Pay Band & Grade Pay Approximate gross emoluments Technical Assistant/ Scientific Assistant Pay Band Rs.9300-34800/- & Grade Pay Rs.4600/- Rs.25,881 Catering Supervisor/
Junior Hindi TranslatorPay Band Rs.9300-34800/- & Grade Pay Rs.4200/- Rs.20,385 The employees will be governed by the New Defined Contribution Pension Scheme. ISRO provides attractive benefits to its employees such as medical facilities for self and dependants; subsidised canteen; free transport (in lieu of transport allowance); housing facility (in lieu of HRA), Leave Travel Concession; Group Insurance etc.
4. Candidates belonging to SC/ST/OBC have to submit the attested copies of Caste Certificates issued by the competent authority in the prescribed format applicable for reservation in jobs under Government of India. In respect of OBC candidates, reservation will be available only to candidates, who do not fall in the Creamy Layer. OBC Certificate must specifically include the clause regarding “Exclusion from Creamy Layer” issued by competent authority in prescribed format applicable for reservation in jobs under Government of India and should be updated/valid as per OM No.36012/22/93-Estt (SCT), dt.08-09-1993 issued by Department of Personnel & Training, Government of India at the relevant point of time i.e., at the time of submission of on-line application.
5. Selection Process The qualification prescribed is the minimum requirement and possession of the same does not automatically make the candidates eligible to be called for written test/interview. Based on the academic performance and bio-data, initial screening will be done to short-list candidates for taking up written test/interview. Only short-listed candidates will be called for written test/interview as the case may be.
6. Travelling Allowance: Outstation candidates called for interview will be paid to and fro Second Class Railway Fare by the shortest route from the address given in the web application to the place of interview or normal bus fare, whichever is less, on production of proof of journey such as the Railway Ticket Number(s)/PNR Number(s) or Bus Ticket(s) etc.
7. Candidates will have to produce proof of the details furnished in their applications submitted on-line as and when required.
8. Candidates called for interview will have to produce all relevant original documents, including No Objection Certificate, if employed already, in proof of details furnished in their applications submitted on-line, at the time of interview. If any information furnished on-line is found to be wrong or false, the candidate will not be interviewed and TA will not be paid.
9. At present the place of posting is SDSC SHAR, Sriharikota, but the selected candidates are liable to be posted in any of the Centres/Units of the Indian Space Research Organisation/Department of Space situated in India as and when required.
10. For Scientific & Technical posts, the Organisation has a progressive HRD policy and provides an excellent growth potential for the right individual through its periodical Merit Based Performance review system (called Merit Promotion Scheme) delinked from availability of higher post, by which the staff can be evaluated for the advancement of their career in the Organisation.
11. The candidates should ensure while applying that they fulfill the eligibility criteria and other requirements and that the particulars furnished by them are correct in all respects. In case it is detected at any stage of recruitment process that the candidate does not fulfill the eligibility criteria and/or does not comply with other requirements and/or he/she has furnished any incorrect/false information or has suppressed any material fact(s), his/her candidature is liable to be rejected.
12. Applications that are not in conformity with the requirements indicated in this advertisement, incomplete applications and those received after the last date will not be entertained.
13. SDSC SHAR reserves the right not to fill up all or any of the posts, if it so decides.
14. Only Indian Nationals need to apply.
15. No interim correspondence will be entertained.
16. Canvassing in any form will be a disqualification
7. Candidates will have to produce proof of the details furnished in their applications submitted on-line as and when required.
8. Candidates called for interview will have to produce all relevant original documents, including No Objection Certificate, if employed already, in proof of details furnished in their applications submitted on-line, at the time of interview. If any information furnished on-line is found to be wrong or false, the candidate will not be interviewed and TA will not be paid.
9. At present the place of posting is SDSC SHAR, Sriharikota, but the selected candidates are liable to be posted in any of the Centres/Units of the Indian Space Research Organisation/Department of Space situated in India as and when required.
10. For Scientific & Technical posts, the Organisation has a progressive HRD policy and provides an excellent growth potential for the right individual through its periodical Merit Based Performance review system (called Merit Promotion Scheme) delinked from availability of higher post, by which the staff can be evaluated for the advancement of their career in the Organisation.
11. The candidates should ensure while applying that they fulfill the eligibility criteria and other requirements and that the particulars furnished by them are correct in all respects. In case it is detected at any stage of recruitment process that the candidate does not fulfill the eligibility criteria and/or does not comply with other requirements and/or he/she has furnished any incorrect/false information or has suppressed any material fact(s), his/her candidature is liable to be rejected.
12. Applications that are not in conformity with the requirements indicated in this advertisement, incomplete applications and those received after the last date will not be entertained.
13. SDSC SHAR reserves the right not to fill up all or any of the posts, if it so decides.
14. Only Indian Nationals need to apply.
15. No interim correspondence will be entertained.
16. Canvassing in any form will be a disqualification
Tentative Last Date:25-07-2011
About the organization:
Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC) SHAR, located at Sriharikota, a spindle shaped island on the East Coast of Andhra Pradesh, about 80 km north of Chennai, is the spaceport of India. This island was chosen in 1969 forsetting up of a satellite launch station. Features like goodlaunch azimuth corridor for various missions, advantage of earth’s rotation for eastward launchings, nearness to the equator, and large uninhabited area as safety zone all make Sriharikota Range, popularly known as ‘SHAR’, an ideal spaceport. Off Sullurupeta a small town in Nellore district, Andhra Pradesh on the national highway connecting Chennai and Kolkata a 20 minutes drive towards the east on the road laid across the Pulicat Lake takes one to Sriharikota. The Centre has been renamed as ‘Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR’ on September 5, 2002, in memory of Prof. Satish Dhawan, former Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation. The island covers an area of about 43,360 acres (175 sq.km)Satellite imagery of Sriharikota island with a coastline of 50 km. Eucalyptus and Casuarina plantation and scrub jungle cover most part of the island. The wild life consists of jackals, wild boars and snakes. Signs of cultural past can be seen all over the island, left behind by the people who lived here long before the spaceport was born. The native yanadi tribe has been rehabilitated and is well looked after. Both the Southwest and the Northeast monsoons serve the island. However, rains are heavy only from October to December thus leaving a large number of sunny days suitable for out-door operations like static tests and launchings. When the rains fill up the Pulicat Lake during the northeast monsoon, thousands of migratory birds visit the island from far away places, turning Sriharikota into a veritable paradise for ornithologists and nature lovers. SHAR has a unique combination of facilities, such as a solid propellant production plant, a rocket motor static test facility, launch complexes for a variety of rockets, telemetry, telecommand, tracking, data acquisition and processing facilities, and other support services. The first flight-test of’Rohini-125′, a small sounding rocket took place from here on October 9, 1971. Since then the facilities here were expanded to meet the growing needs of ISRO.
Satish Dhawan Space Centre (SDSC) SHAR, located at Sriharikota, a spindle shaped island on the East Coast of Andhra Pradesh, about 80 km north of Chennai, is the spaceport of India. This island was chosen in 1969 forsetting up of a satellite launch station. Features like goodlaunch azimuth corridor for various missions, advantage of earth’s rotation for eastward launchings, nearness to the equator, and large uninhabited area as safety zone all make Sriharikota Range, popularly known as ‘SHAR’, an ideal spaceport. Off Sullurupeta a small town in Nellore district, Andhra Pradesh on the national highway connecting Chennai and Kolkata a 20 minutes drive towards the east on the road laid across the Pulicat Lake takes one to Sriharikota. The Centre has been renamed as ‘Satish Dhawan Space Centre SHAR’ on September 5, 2002, in memory of Prof. Satish Dhawan, former Chairman of the Indian Space Research Organisation. The island covers an area of about 43,360 acres (175 sq.km)Satellite imagery of Sriharikota island with a coastline of 50 km. Eucalyptus and Casuarina plantation and scrub jungle cover most part of the island. The wild life consists of jackals, wild boars and snakes. Signs of cultural past can be seen all over the island, left behind by the people who lived here long before the spaceport was born. The native yanadi tribe has been rehabilitated and is well looked after. Both the Southwest and the Northeast monsoons serve the island. However, rains are heavy only from October to December thus leaving a large number of sunny days suitable for out-door operations like static tests and launchings. When the rains fill up the Pulicat Lake during the northeast monsoon, thousands of migratory birds visit the island from far away places, turning Sriharikota into a veritable paradise for ornithologists and nature lovers. SHAR has a unique combination of facilities, such as a solid propellant production plant, a rocket motor static test facility, launch complexes for a variety of rockets, telemetry, telecommand, tracking, data acquisition and processing facilities, and other support services. The first flight-test of’Rohini-125′, a small sounding rocket took place from here on October 9, 1971. Since then the facilities here were expanded to meet the growing needs of ISRO.
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