Daily-Wage and Contingent Paid Jobs at Supreme Court of Pakistan 2025 – Skilled, Semi-Skilled

Daily-Wage and Contingent Paid Jobs at Supreme Court of Pakistan 2025 – Skilled, Semi-Skilled & Unskilled Staff Vacancies in Islamabad, Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta & Registries ⚖️

The Supreme Court of Pakistan has announced a large set of technical and support vacancies on a daily-wage / contingent-paid basis at the Principal Seat Islamabad and various Registries / Benches including Lahore, Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta, Gujranwala Bench (Sargodha region). These roles include Carpenter, Plumber, Polisher, Painter, Air-System Mechanic / Cold-Storage Fitter, Generator Operator, Mason, Sewerman, Sanitary Worker (All Trades), Gardener (Mali), Electrician, Lift Operator, Lift Mechanic, A/C Technician, Junior Mechanic-cum-Operator, Maintenance-System Mechanic / Emergency-System Mechanic, and other building maintenance and facilities support posts.

These positions are hands-on, field-oriented roles within the Supreme Court’s building management, utilities, facilities upkeep, operations, HVAC, electrical, lift safety, sanitation, and grounds maintenance functions. The engagement is non-permanent and paid on a per-day wage structure according to approved government rates.

📍 Duty stations include:

• Principal Seat, Islamabad
• Lahore Registry
• Karachi Registry
• Peshawar Registry
• Quetta Registry
• Gujranwala Bench (including Sargodha jurisdiction)

💼 Who should apply?

• Skilled tradesmen with 10+ years’ experience (carpentry, plumbing, painting, masonry, generator operation, polishing, cold storage / refrigeration, HVAC).
• Semi-skilled electrical and mechanical workers (lift operator, junior mechanic-cum-operator, electrician, A/C technician, maintenance-system mechanic).
• Physically fit workers for outdoor and cleaning work (gardener/mali, sanitary worker, sewerman). ✅
• Candidates with Matric plus 1-year technical diploma, or proven long-term field experience in their trade.
• Local residents / domicile holders of the duty station area.

This announcement is especially important for candidates searching for:

• “Supreme Court jobs 2025 daily wages,”
• “Electrician jobs in Islamabad government department,”
• “Lift operator jobs in Lahore Registry,”
• “Gardener / mali jobs in Islamabad,”
• “Sanitary worker jobs in Peshawar / Quetta,”
• “Contingent paid staff Supreme Court Karachi,”
  and similar phrases people commonly use to find work in public institutions.

3. Job Position Details

4. About the Supreme Court of Pakistan ⚖️

The Supreme Court of Pakistan is the highest judicial authority in the country. In addition to its core constitutional and appellate mandate, it also maintains large physical facilities: courtrooms, offices, chambers, record sections, judges’ lodges, libraries, secure archives, lifts, standby power rooms, fire/emergency systems, HVAC plants, landscaped grounds, and sanitation infrastructure.

To keep these sensitive buildings in working condition every single day, the Court relies on technical and support workers who handle repairs, cleaning, safety, and uninterrupted operations. That is where these daily-wage and contingent paid posts come in.

Here’s why these roles matter:

• Uninterrupted power and backup systems:
  Generator Operators, Electricians, and Junior Mechanic-cum-Operators help ensure that the Court stays operational during power failures, hearings are not delayed, and security systems remain active. Any downtime inside a superior court building can disrupt proceedings. ⚡
• Public safety & accessibility:
  Lift Operators and Lift Mechanics provide safe elevator use for judges, legal counsel, staff, and visitors. Proper lift function is both a safety issue and an accessibility issue, especially for elderly citizens or people with disabilities who attend hearings. 🛗
• Building health and hygiene:
  Sanitary Workers, Sewermen, and Supervisors help maintain cleanliness, dispose of waste safely, and keep drainage functional. Clean working conditions are essential in institutions that get high daily footfall, including litigants and legal teams. 🧼
• Preservation of infrastructure:
  Carpenters, Painters, Polishers, Masons, and Plumbers protect the building’s physical condition, including woodwork, fixtures, masonry, pipelines, and courtroom interiors. Many Supreme Court buildings have formal wood furniture, panelling, and architectural finishes that must be maintained to a high standard.
• Cooling, data rooms, climate control:
  A/C Technicians and Air-System / Cold-Storage Fitters take care of HVAC systems, server-room cooling, power backup rooms, and evidence storage that requires temperature stability. This is crucial in Karachi, Peshawar, Quetta, and other high-temperature stations. ❄️
• Grounds and presentation:
  Gardeners (Mali) maintain lawns, plants, and landscaped areas. This may sound cosmetic, but clean and maintained grounds reflect the dignity of the Court and create a safe, respectful environment for visitors, petitioners, and counsel. 🌿

In short: these jobs are more than “support roles.” They directly protect the continuity, safety, hygiene, security, and dignity of the country’s top constitutional forum.

📌 Please note:
These positions are daily-wage / contingent paid, not permanent civil service posts. That means:

• You are paid per working day at a fixed rate approved by the competent authority:
  • Skilled Worker: Rs. 2,089 per day
  • Semi-Skilled Worker: Rs. 1,628 per day
  • Unskilled Worker: Rs. 1,423 per day
• The basic workday is 8 hours. ⏰
• Engagement does not create any right to future regularization, pension, or permanent absorption.

The Court can discontinue services if performance is weak, attendance is poor, or need ends. The Court may also increase or decrease the number of available posts, or withhold hiring, without giving a reason.

5. How to Apply: Process 📝

Follow the procedure exactly. Missing documents or incomplete applications are normally rejected without review.

Step 1: Get the application form
✅ The application form is available from the Supreme Court’s Admin Office and/or from the official Supreme Court website (Careers / Admin section).
Use only the prescribed form.

Step 2: Prepare your documents
Attach attested copies of:

• CNIC
• Domicile certificate (to prove you belong to the duty station area — this matters a lot for local recruitment)
• Educational certificate(s):
  • Primary / Middle / Matric certificate
  • Technical diploma (for Electrician, A/C Technician, Junior Mechanic-cum-Operator, Lift Operator, etc.)
• Experience certificates:
  • If the post needs “10 years’ experience,” you MUST provide written proof from past employers or contractors
• Recent passport-size photograph
  Make sure all copies are clear, stamped, and signed by an attesting authority. 📝

Step 3: Choose the correct post and location
📍 You should only apply for the post and duty station where you are locally available.
For example:

• If you live in Islamabad / Rawalpindi Division, apply for Islamabad Principal Seat posts.
• If you are Karachi-based, apply for Karachi Registry posts.
• If you are Quetta resident, apply for Quetta Registry posts.

This is important because the Court prefers locally available workers for daily-wage engagement.

Step 4: Send by registered post / courier
Put everything (form + attested documents) in an envelope.
On the envelope, clearly write:

• The post you are applying for (example: “Electrician (Daily Wage)”)
• The duty station (example: “Lahore Registry”)
  This helps HR route your file to the correct Registry or Bench quickly.

Send the complete application via registered post / courier to the Deputy Registrar (Admin), Supreme Court of Pakistan, Islamabad.