Bwssb Bangalore Water Supply And Sewerage Board Recruitment For The Post Of Junior Engineer / Assistant In Bangalore
Technical (Group-C Cadre)
Junior Engineer (Civil)
No of Vacancy : 01
Qualification : Should possess a 3 years Civil Diploma in Engineering or Technology or equivalent preferably m Public Health Engineering and Six months duration course in Computer Science
Junior Engineer (Electrical)
No of Vacancy : 03
Qualification : Should possess a 3 years Electrical Diploma in Engineering or Technology or equivalent preferably in Public Health Engineering and Six months duration course in Computer Science
Pay Scale : Rs.
21880-55680
(Non-Technical) (Group-C Cadre)
Assistant
No of Vacancy : 03
Qualification : Should possess a Degree in Arts/ Commerce/ Science of a recognized University One year duration Course in Computer basics
Pay Scale : Rs19260-52880
Junior Assistant
No.
of Vacancy : 03
Qualification : A pass in PUC or equivalent qualification with one-year duration course in Computer basics
Meter Reader
No of Vacancy : 02
Qualification : A pass in PUC or equivalent qualification with Six months duration course in Computer basics
Second Division Store Keeper
No of Vacancy : 01
Qualification : A pass in PUC with Certificate course in Material Management of any recognized Institution and one-year duration course in Computer basics.
Pay Scale : Rs15460- 48680
Stenographer
No of Vacancy : 01
Qualification : A pass in PUC or equivalent examination Should have passed Senior Grade Shorthand and Senior Grade Typing in Kannada and English with one year course in Computer Science
Pay Scale : Rs.
19260-52880
Age : 18 - 40 years
Important Dates :
Starting Date to Apply Online : 07 Mar 2019 from 11:00 AM
Closing Date to Apply Online : 05 Apr 2019 till 11:59 AM
Bwssb bangalore Water Supply And Sewerage Board is looking for B.A. , Diploma profile candidates.
Short Job Information
Starting Date to Apply Online : 07 Mar 2019 from 11:00 AM
Closing Date to Apply Online : 05 Apr 2019 till 11:59 AM
The per capita water supply that BWSSB is able to provide averages 100 to 125 liters per capita per day. However, the actual availability of water to the poor areas of the city is limited by infrastructure, and so for these areas, the per capita supply can be as low as 40 to 45 liters per day. The per capita national standard for a city the size of Bangalore is 150 to 200 liters per day, From the month of March 2012, water supply in Whitefield has been stopped, with even rich neighborhoods left to fend for themselves.
The majority of the water for Bangalore is imported by the BWSSB from the Cauvery River, over 100 kilometers (62 mi) south of the city. Cauvery water was originally drawn from a reservoir near the village of Thorekadanahalli. To meet the increasing demand, the "Cauvery Water Supply Scheme" was undertaken by the BWSSB, with Stages I - III completed. Stage IV is currently being built, with Phase I completed and bringing an additional 270 million liters to the city. Construction of Stage IV: Phase II is expected to bring an additional 510 million liters, and will be completed by 2010.