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Monday, September 28, 2009

INFORMATION ON ARMY WELFARE PLACEMENT ORGANISATION

1.    ALL VETERAN bROTHERS MAY KINDLY GO THROUGH THE FOLLOWING USEFUL INFORMATION:-

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Army Welfare Placement Organisation (AWPO)

The Army is an excellent source of skilled manpower, right across the board. Every year, thousands of highly trained Officers, including Short Service Commissioned Officers and Women Officers, Junior Commissioned Officers and Jawans leave the Service and are keen for a second career. Army Personnel guarantee all round high standards. They are reliable, self motivated and committed individuals with extensive specialist training and a ‘can do’ attitude.

The Army Placement Agency (APA) is a welfare organization of the Indian Army which is functioning under Adjutant General’s Branch of Integrated HQ of Ministry of Defence (Army). It was established in May 1999 to assist retiring/ retired Army personnel in seeking avenues for suitable jobs in civil as second career options. This establishment is in addition to, yet independent of, the Directorate General Resettlement (DGR).

Employment Opportunities for ESM

Junior Commissioned Officers (JCOs)

•Middle Level Managers – Security Officer, Transport Fleet, Communications, Estate.

•Supervisor – Security, Communications, Workshop, Hostel, Estate.

•Store-in-Charge, Fire Fighting Officer, Computer Operator / Programmer

•Office–Supdt, Assistant, Clerk, PA, Steno

Sepoys and Non Commissioned Officers

Engineering Trades

•Draughtsman / Surveyor – Trigs, Field, Auto Carto, Topo.

•Overseer – Electrical, Mechanical, Buildings & Roads.

•Mechanic – Refrigerator, Motor Vehicles, Heavy Vehicles, Instruments, Engineering Equipment, Machinist.

•Electrician – Engineering Equipment, Motor Vehicles, Heavy Vehicles, Aviation Aero Engine / Avionics.

•Helio Worker, Photo Writer, Welder, Tin & Copper Smith, Brick Layer, Painter & Decorator, Limb Maker, Tool Maker, Armourer, Pattern Maker.

Telecommunication Trades

•Operator – Cipher, Radio, Line Equipment, EPABX, Generator, Line Test Recorder

•Mechanic – Telecom, Electronics Systems, Radio, Generator, Radar.

Medical

•Assistants – Nursing, Laboratory, Blood Transfusion, X-Ray, Health, Operating Room, Special Treatment, Psychiatry, Ambulance, Dental.

•Radiographer, Dental Hygienist, Pharmacist, Laboratory Technician, Nursing Technical.

Technical Trades

•Technician – Ammunition, Petroleum.

•Catering – Supervisor, Cooks, Waiters.

•Carpenter, Blacksmith, Painter, Tinsmith, Tailor, Washerman, Safaiwala, Saddler, Barber, Kennelman.

•Bandsman – Piper, Bugler, Drummer.

•Education – Teacher, Translator & Interpreter (Foreign Languages), Physical Training Instructor / Drill Instructor.

Common Trades

•Clerks - General Duties, Store – Control / Provisioning, Postal, PA / Steno.

•Security Guards, Peons, Drivers – Heavy / Light / Recovery Vehicles, Caretakers – Messes / Guest Houses.

•Store Keepers – Armoured Vehicles, Ammunition, General Stores, Clothing, Mechanical Transport, Signals.

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Army Placement Organisation -
Why conditions for employment of retired Military Personnel?

An Indian army soldier has right to work after retirement. A government official is expected to keep secrecy only while in office. He is not a slave of some arbitrary rules until his death. If our security can be threatened by retired army men, then that shows how weak our setup is, and this should be corrected. Working as a private citizen after retirement is not a right only for bureaucrats. Military personnel are also entitled to to work freely without any pre- conditions after retirement
 
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(SOURCE : REPORT MY SIGNAL BLOG 28.9.09)

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