Punjab Safe Cities Authority announces new job openings— How to apply

Punjab Safe Cities Authority announces new job openings— How to apply

The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has announced new job openings across multiple sectors, offering a valuable employment opportunity for young professionals.

Applicants can apply online for positions in departments including the Virtual Blood Bank, Al-Biruni Centre, Punjab Police Women Safety 2, Virtual Women Police Station, Virtual Centre for Child Protection, Misaq Minority Centre, PSCA Public Safety App, PSCA School of Police Technology, and the new Emergency 15 system.

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Application Requirements:

  • Applications must be submitted online only. Handwritten, direct submissions, or applications sent after the deadline will not be accepted.
  • Candidates holding foreign academic qualifications must provide an equivalence certificate from the Higher Education Commission (HEC).
  • Employees of government or semi-government organisations must apply through their respective departments.
  • Only shortlisted candidates will be called for interviews.

Full details regarding Punjab Safe Cities Authority’s job descriptions, the number of posts, salary packages, and other terms are available via the provided official link.

The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA), created under the Punjab Safe Cities Ordinance of 2015, is responsible for establishing, developing, and maintaining an integrated Command, Control, and Communication system—known as PPIC3—for the police in major cities across the province, aiming to enhance public safety.

Improving Security measures

The Safe City initiative aims at restoring security and improving the quality of life in modern urban areas by leveraging advanced technology, infrastructure, skilled personnel, and efficient processes.

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To bring this vision to life, a state-of-the-art PPIC3 Center has been established in Lahore for the Punjab Police.

Similar centers are planned for other major cities throughout the province to expand the reach and impact of this initiative.

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