Kolkata Port Trust Recruitment For The Post Of Assistant Manager / Engineer In Calcutta

1 Assistant Manager / Personnel & Industrial Relations / Class-I / 02 (UR – 1, OBC - 1)

Essential: Degree from a recognized University / Institution

Desirable: i) Post Graduate Degree / Diploma in Personnel Management / Industrial Relations / Social Work / Labour Welfare or allied subjects or Degree in Law from a recognized University / Institution
ii) Two years experience in an executive cadre in the field of General Administration, Personnel, Industrial Relations etc
from an Industrial / Commercial / Govt.

Undertaking

Pay Scale: Rs 20,600 – 46,500

Upper age limit as on 01052018: 30 yrs

2 Engineer-in Charge / Marine Operations / Class-I /01 ( UR – 1 ) No post is identified suitable for PWD candidates

Essential: 1) MOT 2nd Class (Combined or Motor) Certificate issued under the Merchant Shipping Act, 1958.

2) 2 years’ experience as independent watch keeping Engineer onboard a Foreign Going Ship

Pay Scale : Rs 20,600 – 46,500/- (Due for Pay Revision wef 01.

012017)

Upper age limit as on 01052018: 30 yrs

Method of Selection:Normally the selection methodology of the above posts will be through written test and / or Interview
However, Management reserves the right to change / modify the selection methodology.



Hiring Process : Written-test
Job Role : HR / Admin

Any Graduate, Any Post Graduate

Kolkata Port Trust is looking for PG Diploma , Any Graduate profile candidates.

Application in sealed envelope superscribed “Application for the post
of Assistant Manager under P&IR Division, HDC” or “Application for the
post of Engineer-in-Charge under MO Division, HDC”, as applicable,
should reach the Sr. Dy. Manager (P&IR),Haldia Dock Complex, Jawahar
Tower, 6th Floor, P.O. - Haldia Township, Dist.: Purba Medinipur, W.B.
Pin.: 721607, by 27/06/2018 (before 5.30 p.m.).

Kolkata Port Trust, Kolkata is the earliest major port in the country. But the nucleus of the present day Kolkata Port lies much earlier - with the grant of trading rights to the British Settlement in Eastern India by the Moghal Emperor Aurangzeb.