Punjab Safe Cities Authority Opens Multiple Job Vacancies — How to Apply
LAHORE: The Punjab Safe Cities Authority (PSCA) has announced fresh job openings across several departments, creating new opportunities for young and skilled professionals in Pakistan. This hiring drive covers multiple specialized sectors, offering a chance to work on innovative projects that directly contribute to public safety and urban security.
The available positions span across departments such as the Virtual Blood Bank, Al-Biruni Centre, Punjab Police Women Safety 2, Virtual Women Police Station, Virtual Centre for Child Protection, Misaq Minority Centre, PSCA Public Safety App, PSCA School of Police Technology, and the upgraded Emergency 15 system.
How to Apply for PSCA Jobs 2025
Applicants must submit their applications online only through the official PSCA portal. The authority has made it clear that handwritten submissions, direct walk-ins, or applications sent after the deadline will not be considered.
For those holding foreign academic qualifications, an equivalence certificate from the Higher Education Commission (HEC) is mandatory. Employees of government or semi-government organizations are required to apply via their respective departments.
Only shortlisted candidates will be called for interviews, so applicants should ensure their credentials match the job requirements before applying. Full details about job descriptions, the number of vacancies, salary packages, and other terms are available on the official PSCA jobs page.
About Punjab Safe Cities Authority
Established under the Punjab Safe Cities Ordinance 2015, the PSCA is tasked with setting up, operating, and maintaining an integrated Command, Control, and Communication (PPIC3) system for the police in major cities across Punjab.
The Safe City initiative aims to improve public safety, restore urban security, and enhance the quality of life through the use of advanced technology, robust infrastructure, skilled personnel, and efficient operational processes.
A flagship PPIC3 Center has already been set up in Lahore, acting as the nerve center for Punjab Police operations. Plans are also underway to expand these high-tech centers to other major cities in the province, broadening the reach of the initiative and ensuring a safer urban environment for millions of residents.
