PAEC Jobs 2021 – Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission
We announce ء the new PAEC Jobs 2021 ء (Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission ء Notice no. 1/21). On this ء page, you can find out the latest ء Atomic Energy Jobs ad ء and also get complete info about the ء most common quires ء related to the job like, how to apply ء Pak Atomic Energy Jobs Online, ء requirements, salaries, and ء benefits for Jobs in Atomic Energy ء Commission. Both ء maleء and female ء applicants ءholding Pakistani CNIC ء are ءeligible to apply ء for the job.
Apply for ء PAEC Latest Advertisement ء Online Apply against the ء position of Technician-I, Technician-II, Scientific Assistant -I, ء Scientific Assistant -II,ء Technician-III, Jr. Assistant -I ء (Accounts), Imam II, Driver III.
- Driver-III
- Imam II
- Jr. Assistant-I (Accounts)
- Scientific Assistant-I
- Scientific Assistant-II
- Technician-I
- Technician-II
- Technician-III
How to apply for atomic energy jobs 2021?
- If Vacancies/Jobs are announced in the newspaper then create an account (if your account does not exist) or log into your existing account to complete your profile and submit an application.
- Register online through (https://202.83.172.179/home) this link will be open after 2 days.
- Furthermore detail please visit www.paec.gov.pk/Careers
Posted On : June 29, 2021
Company : Atomic Energy Commission
Location : Islamabad
Last Date : July 14, 2021
Job Type : Federal Government Jobs
Address : PO Box No. 2066, Islamabad capital territory, Islamabad
Ad (NawaeWakt 6/29/21)
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About Atomic Energy Commission
The Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission (PAEC) ; (ماموریہ جوہری توانائی پاکستان) is a governmentally subsidized free administrative organization, concerned about innovative work of atomic force, advancement of atomic science, energy protection and the quiet utilization of atomic innovation.
Until 2001, the PAEC was the non-military personnel government oversight office that showed the control of nuclear radiation, the improvement of atomic weapons, and their testing. These capacities were at last taken over by the Nuclear Regulatory Authority (NRA), and the National Command Authority under the Prime Minister of Pakistan.