Oil India Limited need Fire Service Engineers July 2011

Sarkari Naukri Govt Jobs Oil India Limited

Oil India Limited
(A Government of India Enterprise)
Duliajan – 786 602, Assam

Oil India Limited, a Navratna Public Sector Undertaking engaged in Exploration, Production and Transportation of crude oil, natural gas and manufacture of LPG with its field Headquarters at Duliajan, Dist. – Dibrugarh, Assam invites applications from Indian Nationals , to fill up the following posts:

Senior Fire Service Engineers
Code: PERS:SFSE:2011:06
Pay scale: Rs.32900-58000
Age limit: 32 years
Qualification: BE/B Tech in Fire Engineering/Fire & Safety Engineering

Fire Service Engineers
Code: PERS:FSE:2011:07
Pay scale: Rs.24900-50500
Age limit: 27 years
Qualification: BE/B Tech in Fire Engineering/Fire & Safety Engineering

Last Date: 20.08.2011

Oil India Ltd - Director (Operations) vacancy September 2010

Public Enterprises Selection Board

Government of India

Department of Personnel & Training

Block 14, P E Bhavan, CGO Complex,

Lodhi Road, New Delhi-110 003

No.7/57/2010-PESB

Jobs in Oil India Ltd

Name of The PSU : Oil India Ltd. (OIL)
Name of The Post : Director (Operations)
Date of Vacancy : 26-02-2010
Schedule of The CPSE : ‘A’
Scale of The Post : Rs. 75000--100000 (Revised)

Eligibility:
Age: On the date of occurrence of vacancy
(i) Minimum 45 years.
(ii) Not more than 58 years for internal candidates and not more than 57
years for others.
The age of superannuation is 60 years.
Qualification And Experience:

The incumbent should be an engineering graduate or equivalent with good academic record from a recognized university/ Institution. He should have adequate experience at a senior level in a large organisation of repute. Persons with experience in technology or engineering in petroleum industry specific to Oil Exploration, Drilling and Production will have added advantage. Provided that minimum qualification is relaxable in the case of internal candidates with sound and adequate background and experience

Last Date: 2nd November, 2010