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Daily Express Newspaper
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The Directorate General of Archaeology, operating under the Tourism, Archaeology and Museums Department, Government of Punjab, has announced multiple high-profile employment opportunities for experienced professionals under the ADP-funded project titled “Establishment of Program Management Unit (PMU) for Punjab Tourism Rehabilitation and Revamping Projects.”
These vacancies are aimed at strengthening the department’s capacity for heritage conservation, structural rehabilitation, landscape development, project monitoring, and tourism-related infrastructure improvement. The recruitment drive seeks highly qualified individuals with relevant education and substantial professional experience to support the restoration and preservation of Punjab’s historical and cultural assets.
Candidates possessing expertise in architecture, civil engineering, structural engineering, horticulture, conservation sciences, project management, and public administration are encouraged to apply. The available positions offer attractive salary packages, annual increments, and the opportunity to work on some of Punjab’s most significant heritage and tourism projects.
Applications are invited from Pakistani nationals and must be submitted online through the Punjab Job Portal before the closing date.
Department: Directorate General of Archaeology
Parent Department: Tourism, Archaeology and Museums Department, Government of Punjab
Project Title: Establishment of Program Management Unit (PMU) for Punjab Tourism Rehabilitation and Revamping Projects
Job Type: Contract-Based
Location: Lahore, Punjab
Domicile: Open to eligible Pakistani nationals
Gender: Male and Female
Application Method: Online
Last Date to Apply: 08 July 2026
The Program Management Unit (PMU) has been established to oversee and implement major tourism rehabilitation and heritage conservation projects throughout Punjab. These initiatives are intended to preserve historical landmarks while improving tourism infrastructure and visitor experiences.
The Directorate General of Archaeology has announced the following contractual positions:
| Sr. No. | Position | Pay Scale | No. of Posts | Age Limit |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | Chief Conservationist (Built Heritage) | PPS-11 | 01 | 65 Years |
| 2 | Structural Engineer | PPS-09 | 01 | 50 Years |
| 3 | Horticulture Expert | PPS-08 | 01 | 40 Years |
| 4 | Monitoring and Evaluation Officer | PPS-07 | 01 | 35 Years |
All appointments will be made purely on a project basis.
The Chief Conservationist position is the most senior technical role announced under the PMU project. The selected professional will lead conservation efforts involving historical buildings, monuments, archaeological sites, and heritage restoration projects.
Candidates must possess:
OR
The degree must be obtained from an HEC-recognized university.
Applicants must also be registered with:
or
Applicants should have experience in:
The Chief Conservationist may be responsible for:
This position is ideal for professionals with extensive experience in protecting built heritage and managing large conservation initiatives.
The Structural Engineer will play a critical role in assessing, strengthening, and rehabilitating heritage-sensitive structures throughout Punjab.
Applicants must possess:
The qualification must be from an HEC-recognized institution.
Applicants should have expertise in:
Preference will be given to candidates experienced in the strengthening of historical buildings and monuments.
The selected Structural Engineer may perform:
The role is crucial in ensuring that restoration projects maintain structural safety while preserving heritage value.
The Horticulture Expert will contribute to landscaping and beautification initiatives associated with tourism and heritage development projects.
Candidates must possess:
With specialization in:
The degree should be from a recognized educational institution.
Applicants must have:
Experience should include:
Responsibilities may include:
This role is essential for improving the visual appeal of historical and tourism destinations.
The Monitoring and Evaluation Officer will ensure that project activities are executed efficiently and according to approved plans.
Candidates must possess a Bachelor’s Degree in:
or
or
or
The degree must be awarded by an HEC-recognized university.
Applicants should have:
Relevant experience areas include:
The Monitoring and Evaluation Officer may be responsible for:
The role supports transparency, accountability, and efficient project execution.
Selected candidates will receive:
These positions provide valuable experience in public sector project management and heritage preservation.
Applicants must carefully read the following conditions:
Applications must be submitted through the Punjab Job Portal.
Candidates must submit a separate application for each position.
Appointments are temporary and project-specific.
Selection does not create any right to permanent government employment.
Government and semi-government employees must provide prior NOC.
Only shortlisted candidates will be contacted for interviews.
Travel and daily allowances will not be provided.
Incomplete applications will be rejected.
The competent authority reserves the right to increase, decrease, or cancel vacancies without assigning any reason.
Eligible candidates should apply online through the Punjab Job Portal by uploading all required documents and information.
Applicants should prepare:
Ensure all information is accurate before final submission.