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Military Engineering Service (MES) Trades & Technical Positions - Test and Application Status Update

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Military Engineering Service (MES)

Description

This posting provides essential information for candidates who have applied for various technical and trade positions within the Military Engineering Service (MES) across Pakistan. It serves as a comprehensive guide for accessing roll number slips, understanding test schedules, and checking application statuses for recently announced job opportunities.

Key Positions

The MES frequently recruits for a range of vital roles. Previously announced vacancies, for which test information is now available, included:

Oil Engine Driver (BPS-06)
Electrician (BPS-06)
Lineman (BPS-06)
Gas Fitter (BPS-06)
Pipe Fitter / Plumber (BPS-04)
Mason (BPS-04)
Carpenter (BPS-04)
Motor Pump Attendant (BPS-04)
Sub Engineer Civil
Junior Draughtsman

Qualifications and Eligibility

Applicants for MES positions typically include candidates from various backgrounds across Pakistan, encompassing different recognized communities, tribal areas, Azad Kashmir, Gilgit Baltistan, Sindh (Rural), and Balochistan. Eligibility often extends to released or retired armed forces personnel, disabled persons, widows, and dependents of deceased civil servants. Specific educational and technical qualifications vary by position but generally require relevant expertise for the advertised BPS-04 and BPS-06 roles.

Test Information

The selection process for MES positions typically involves an objective-type screening test comprising Multiple Choice Questions (MCQs). Candidates are required to complete the paper within a specified time limit, covering subjects such as:

Islamic Studies
Pakistan Studies
English
General Knowledge
Computer Science
Science

Test venues are established in major cities across Pakistan to facilitate candidates. Specific dates, times, and venue details are provided on the roll number slip.

Application Process Information

Candidates can easily download their roll number slips and check application statuses by visiting the official MES portal. The process generally involves entering your CNIC number, date of birth, and a verification code to retrieve the test slip, which includes critical details about the examination. Please refer to the official MES website for detailed instructions and to access the relevant portal.

Key Responsibilities

Engaging in various technical and trade duties as assigned within the Military Engineering Service, which include but are not limited to, operating and maintaining machinery (e.g., oil engines, motor pumps), performing electrical installations and repairs, conducting gas and pipe fitting tasks, executing masonry and carpentry work, and assisting with civil engineering projects. Responsibilities also extend to preparing for and successfully clearing objective-type screening tests in specified academic subjects as part of the recruitment process.

Required Skills

Oil Engine OperationElectrical Maintenance and RepairPower Line MaintenanceGas System Installation and RepairPipe FittingPlumbing SystemsMasonry WorkCarpentry SkillsMotor Pump OperationTechnical DrawingCivil Engineering SupportIslamic Studies KnowledgePakistan Studies KnowledgeEnglish Language ProficiencyGeneral AwarenessBasic Computer ScienceFundamental Scientific Principles

Benefits

Successful candidates will secure permanent employment within a prestigious federal government organization, contributing to national development and defense infrastructure. Positions offer competitive government pay scales (BPS-04 to BPS-06) and a stable career path with opportunities for professional growth and skill development.