CPCB Recruitment 2019 for 42 Consultant B & Research Associates – Check Last date here

CPCB Recruitment 2019 Notification

Central Pollution Control Board CPCB Recruitment 2019-20 Notification – Apply Offline for 42 Consultants B & Research Associate Vacancies: Central Pollution Control Board announces job news through CPCB 2019 career notification. CPCB has 42 vacancies for Consultants B & Research Associate Vacancies. Candidates aiming to get a central government job can apply online for CPCB Jobs from 8th July 2019 @ www.cpcb.nic.in. Since the selection procedure to fill up vacancies in the State Pollution Control Board is through Interview, candidates can check eligibility criteria below. If you satisfy the below-provided eligibility condition, submit your application form to the postal address provided below before 27th July 2019. Please scroll down to know more details about CPCB Delhi Recruitment 2019.

Posts in State Pollution Control Board will be filled on contract basis initially for 01 years only from the date of joining and may be extended depending on the performance as per the requirements. Candidates will have no right to claim any regular appointment.

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CPCB Vacancy 2019 Details

Eligibility Criteria for Central Pollution Control Board Recruitment 2019

Eligibility Criteria for 42 Consultants B & Research Associates Jobs in CPCB Recruitment 2019 Notification is listed below.

Educational Qualification

• Research Associate – Master’s degree in Environmental Science/Management or Bachelor’s degree in Environmental/ Civil Engineering from a Recognized Institution
• Consultant A – Master’s degree in Environmental Science/Management or Bachelor’s degree in Environmental/Civil Engineering from a Recognized University/Institute
• For Consultant B – Master’s degree in Environmental Science/Management or Bachelor’s degree in Environmental/Civil Engineering from a Recognized University/Institute
• For Consultant B (Finance) – Master’s degree in Commerce or Chartered Accountant as the minimum qualification
• Consultant B (Admn) – Master’s degree in Business Administration (HR) or Post Graduate Diploma in HR as the minimum qualification

Experience:

• Research Associate – Good knowledge of MS office and working experience in the field of Air Pollution or Environmental Pollution Control for a period of more than 1 year and up to 3 years
• For Consultant A – Good knowledge of MS office and working experience in the field of Air Pollution or Environmental Pollution Control for a period of more than 3 years and upto 5 years
• Consultant B – Good knowledge of MS office and working experience in the field of Air Pollution or Environmental Pollution Control for a period of more than 5 years and upto 10 years
• For Consultant B (Finance) – Good knowledge of MS office and experience in the field of Finance for a period of more than 5 years and upto 10 years
• Consultant B (Admn) – Good knowledge of MS office and experience in the field of HR for a period of more than 5 years and upto 10 years

Age Limit

• Research Associate – Maximum Age – 35 Years
• Consultant A – Maximum Age – 40 Years
• For Consultant B – Maximum Age – 40 Years
• Consultant A/B – Maximum Age – 40/45 Years
• For Consultant B (Finance) – Maximum Age – 45 Years
•  Consultant B (Admn) – Maximum Age – 45 Years

Age Relaxation:

• 05 years for SC/ST/OBC/PWD and for women candidates

Selection Process

• Interview

Application Fee:

• As per the norms

Salary:

Selected candidates for Central Pollution Control Board Latest Recruitment will get the following salary,

• Research Associate – Rs.40,000/- per month
• Consultant A – Rs.60,000/- per month
• For Consultant B – Rs.80,000/- per month
• Consultant A/B – Rs.80,000/- per month
• For Consultant B (Finance) – Rs.80,000/- per month
•  Consultant B (Admn) – Rs.80,000/- per month

Duty Station:

• Research Associate – At CPCB
• Consultant A – 4 at CPCB and 2 at MoEF&CC
• For Consultant B – 3 at CPCB, 2 at MoEF&CC and 4 at SPCBs of National Capital Region (NCR)
• Consultant A/B – 1 at every SPCB of State capitals of Andhra
  Pradesh, Assam, Chandigarh, Chhattisgarh, Gujarat, Himachal Pradesh, Jammu & Kashmir, Jharkhand, Karnataka, Madhya Pradesh, Maharashtra, Meghalaya, Nagaland, Odisha, Punjab, Rajasthan, Tamil Nadu, Telangana, Uttarakhand, West Bengal and Bihar and 2 at SPCB of Uttar Pradesh
• For Consultant B (Finance) – Maximum Age – 45 Years
• Consultant B (Admn) – Maximum Age – 45 Years

Instructions before applying:

• Only persons of Indian origin need to apply.
• Application Forms should be sent in neatly hand-written or typed out in A-4 size paper in the prescribed format enclosing therewith the self-attested photocopies of the educational/technical qualifications and experience.
• Applications unsigned or without the name of the post applied for or incomplete in any respect or received after the last date will not be considered.
• Selection will be done based on the interview.
• Canvassing in any form will be a disqualification.
• If, at any stage, it is discovered that an attempt has been made by the applicant to wilfully conceal or misrepresent the facts, the candidature of the applicant will be summarily rejected.
• Original documents of educational/technical qualifications and experience shall be produced by the applicant as and when required.
• No TA/DA will be given for appearing in the interview.

Steps to Apply:

1. Firstly, Visit CPCB Official Website cpcb.nic.in
2. Check for the application form
3. Download and read the pdf completely
4. Ensure that you satisfy the above-specified eligibility conditions
5. Fill in the application form in your own handwriting
6. Attach your photograph and necessary documents
7. Pay prescribed application fee
8. Finally, post the application form to the postal address provided below.

Postal:

Senior Administrative Officer,

Central Pollution Control Board, “Parivesh Bhawan”,

East Arjun Nagar, Shahdara, Delhi – 110 032

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About CPCB (Central Pollution Control Board):

The Central Pollution Control Commission (CPCB), a statutory organization, came to existence in September 1974 under the Prevention of Pollution Prevention and Pollution Prevention Act of 1974. In addition, the CPCB was entrusted with the powers and functions provided for in the Prevention and Pollution Act of 1981. It serves as training in the field and also provides technical services to the Ministry of Environment and Forests in accordance with the provisions of the Environmental Protection Act of 1986.

The main functions of the CPCB, as established in the document Water (Prevention and Contamination Control). The 1974 Act and the Air (Pollution Prevention and Control) Act of 1981

• Encourage the cleanup of rivers and wells in different parts of the States by preventing, controlling and reducing water pollution
• Improve air quality and prevent, control or reduce air pollution in the country.
• Air quality monitoring is an important part of air quality management.
• The National Air Monitoring Program (NAMP) came to existence with the objective of determining the current state of air quality and trends, as well as controlling and regulating the pollution of industries and industries. Other sources to comply with air quality standards. It also provides reference data on the air quality needed for the industrial establishment and urban planning.

Know more about the Central Pollution Control Board (CPCB):

In addition, the CPCB has an automatic monitoring station at the ITO intersection in New Delhi. In this season, particulate matter in suspension (RSPM), carbon monoxide (CO), ozone (O3), sulfur dioxide (SO2), nitrogen dioxide (NO2) and particulate matter are regularly monitor. This information on air quality in ITO is updated weekly. Freshwater is an essential finite resource for use in agriculture, industry, the spread of wildlife and fisheries, and for human life. India is a coastal country. It has 14 main rivers, 44 medium and 55 small rivers, in addition to many lakes, ponds, and wells, which are used as the main source of drinking water, even without treatment.

Most of the rivers fed by the monsoon rains, limited to three months per year, dry the rest of the year, which often results in discharges of sewage from industries or towns/villages that endanger the quality of the water. our scarce water resources. The Parliament of India, in its wisdom, enacted the Pollution Prevention and Control Act of 1974 to maintain and restore the safety of our bodies of water. One of the mandates of the CPCB is to collect, collect and disseminate technical and statistical data related to water pollution. Therefore, water quality monitoring and monitoring are of the utmost importance.