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Issue 23 2021 PUBLIC SERVICE OFFICIAL CIRCULAR Issued weekly by the Public Service Commission Issue 23/2021, 18th June, 2021 A. Public Service Ministries/Agencies Contract Positions Under Section 31 of the Public Service Act 2004 Ministry/Office Vacancy Code Position Title Salary Grade Deadline Education, Sports EC000422 Vice Principal Leauvaa Primary School $45,711 1-Jul-2021 & Culture " EC000378 Principal Gataivai Primary School $52,903 1-Jul-2021 " EC000396 Principal Lalomalava Primary School $52,903 1-Jul-2021 " EC000735 Principal Sataua/Fagasa Primary School $52,903 1-Jul-2021 " EC000687 Principal Samata i Uta Primary School $52,903 1-Jul-2021 " EC000522 Principal Neiafu Primary School $52,903 1-Jul-2021 " EC000615 Principal Sagone Primary School $45,711 1-Jul-2021 " EC000603 Vice Principal Safotulafai $41,882 1-Jul-2021 " EC000683 Principal Samata-i-Tai $52,903 1-Jul-2021 " EC000416 Principal Laumoli Primary School $52,903 1-Jul-2021 " EC000440 Principal Lepa Primary School $45,711 1-Jul-2021 " EC000780 Principal Taelefaga Primary School $45,711 1-Jul-2021 " EC000627 Principal Saleilua Primary School $52,903 1-Jul-2021 " EC000699 Principal Samusu Primary School $45,711 1-Jul-2021 " EC000796 Principal Tanugamanono Primary School $52,903 1-Jul-2021 " EC000635 Principal Salani Primary School $45,711 1-Jul-2021 " EC000577 Principal Puleia Primary School $45,711 1-Jul-2021 " EC000357 Principal Falevao Primary School $52,903 1-Jul-2021 " EC000836 Principal Vaigaga Primary School $68,695 1-Jul-2021 " EC000962 Principal Vailoa Primary School $61,650 1-Jul-2021 " EC000113 ACEO ICT and Media $90,067 1-Jul-2021 " EC001140 Executive Director Samoa Language Commission $90,067 1-Jul-2021 Issue 23, 18 June 2021 1 Available on PSC website: www.psc.gov.ws/employment " EC000400 Principal Lalomanu Primary $45,711 8-Jul-2021 " EC000457 Prinicipal Letui Primary $45,711 8-Jul-2021 " EC000334 Vice Principal Falefa College $41,882 8-Jul-2021 " EC00886 Vice Principal Vaovai Primary $41,882 8-Jul-2021 " EC000607 Vice Principal Safune Primary $38,434 8-Jul-2021 " EC000882 Vice Principal Vaivase Primary $61,560 8-Jul-2021 " EC000862 Vice Principal Vaimoso Primary $52,903 8-Jul-2021 " EC000539 Vice Principal Palalaua College $41,882 8-Jul-2021 " EC000308 Vice Principal Falealii College $45,711 8-Jul-2021 " EC000223 Vice Principal A'ana 2 College $45,711 8-Jul-2021 " EC000426 Vice Principal Lefaga College $41,882 8-Jul-2021 " EC000199 Vice Principal Avele College $61,560 8-Jul-2021 " EC000594 Vice Principal Safata College $52,903 8-Jul-2021 Foreign Affairs & FT002158 ACEO Regional Relations $90,067 8-Jul-2021 Trade " FT002157 ACEO Legal Services $90,067 8-Jul-2021 ACEO National Health Programs, Wellness, Health Education & Health MH001435 Health Promotion $90,067 1-Jul-2021 (Re-advertisement :previous applicant need not to re-apply) Natural Resources NE002448 Technical Adviser/Consultant $79,636 24-Jun-2021 & Environment Works, Transport ACEO Corporate Services WI003066 $90,067 1-Jul-2021 & Infrastructure (Re-advertisement :previous applicant need not to re-apply) Please uplift Application R&S Form 2 and Position Descriptions from: Public Service Commission, Chairman Level 2, FMFM II Building Public Service Commission Matagialalua Level 2, FMFM II Building OR Download from Website: http://www.psc.gov.ws/employment/contract-vacancies/ Matagialalua. Application Forms (R&S Form 2) are to be used by ALL Applicants. Late Applications after 5pm will not be considered. - Request for reconsideration will NOT Be Accepted All Incomplete Applications will not be considered for Shortlisting. - Request for reconsideration will NOT Be Accepted Term Positions Under Section 41 and 42 of the Public Service Act 2004 Salary Grading Ministry/Office Vacancy Code Position Title Deadline Uplift Form 2 from: (p.a max) Henrietta Mano, Agriculture & A10 AGP21007 Research Officer 1-Jul-2021 TATTE Building, Level 4 Fisheries $25,006/$27,278 [email protected] A10 " AGP21006 Research Officer 1-Jul-2021 " $25,006/$27,278 Efi Vaai, A19 Finance FIP18002 Project Coordinator (Catchment) 1-Jul-2021 Level 4, CBS Building $79,636/$89,632 [email protected] Permanent Positions Under Section 34 of the Public Service Act 2004 Issue 23, 18 June 2021 2 Available on PSC website: www.psc.gov.ws/employment Salary Grading Ministry/Office Vacancy Code Position Title Deadline Uplift Form 2 from: (p.a max) Henrietta Mano, Agriculture & Principal Quarantine Officer (Technical A16 AG003473 1-Jul-2021 TATTE Building, Level 4 Fisheries Policy) $50,296/$58,527 [email protected] A5 " AG003492 Assistant Records Officer 1-Jul-2021 " $11,536/$13,248 HR Division Customs & Assistant Customs Officer - Border A6 DBS Building, Level 4 RE002395 1-Jul-2021 Revenue Assurance $13,744/$15,717 [email protected] OR www.revenue.gov.ws A6 " RE002387 Assistant Customs Officer - Cargo 1-Jul-2021 $13,744/$15,717 A6 " RE002390 Assistant Customs Officer - Cargo 1-Jul-2021 " $13,744/$15,717 Matagitausulu L. Kuresa, Education, Sports Principal Education Officer - School A16 EC000151 1-Jul-2021 Malifa Compound & Culture Personnel $50,296/$58,527 [email protected] In-Service Training Officer A7 " EC000161 (Re-advertisement: Previous Applicants NEED 1-Jul-2021 " $16,273/$18,494 NOT re-apply) A13 " EC001158 Senior System Analyst Officer 1-Jul-2021 $34,840/$37,535 A16 " EC000173 Principal Communication Officer 1-Jul-2021 " $50,296/$58,527 Sarona Tanielu - Tomane Foreign Affairs & A5 FT000355 Driver 1-Jul-2021 Level 3, Govt Building Trade $11,536/$13,248 [email protected] Driver Sarai Alaelua Justice & Courts A3 JC000393 (Re-advertisement: Previous Applicants NEED 1-Jul-2021 Mulinuu Administration $7,453/$9,172 NOT re-apply) [email protected] Lua Faagu Asi-Tua Natural Resources A3 TATTE Building, Level 3 NE003388 Assistant Administration Officer - MET 1-Jul-2021 & Environment $7,453/$9,172 [email protected] or [email protected] Nightwatchman - Vaipouli A4 " NE003742 (Re-advertisement: Previous Applicants NEED 1-Jul-2021 " $9,558/$11,108 NOT re-apply) Paepaetele Sefa Samoa Bureau of A10 BS001037 IT Officer 1-Jul-2021 Level 1, Gov't Building Statistics $25,006/$27,278 [email protected] Faamaini Fotu Vaa, Works, Transport Principal Compliance, Monitoring and A16 WI003126 1-Jul-2021 TATTE Building, Level 4 & Infrastructure Enforcement Officer $50,296/$58,527 [email protected] APPOINTMENTS are provisional where promotion is involved for persons appointed unless otherwise indicated. Provisional appointees should not take up appointments until they are confirmed. Confirmation of appointments will be notified in the Public Service Official Circular, if no appeals are received within 14 days of promulgation herein. NOTICE OF APPEALS including grounds of appeals must be received by the Chairman, Public Service Commission, APIA by - 01st July, 2021 PROVISIONAL APPOINTMENTS Permanent Positions Under Section 34 of the Public Service Act 2004 Salary Grading Ministry/Office Vacancy Code Position Title Appointee (p.a max) Commerce, A12 CL002506 Records Supervisor **Jean Kwan Industry & Labour $31,248/$33,940 A10 " CL002447 Accounting Officer **Rejoice Nauma Nonu $25,006/$27,278 Customs & A6 RE001783 Assistant Customs Officer - Excise and Petroleum **Fa'asisila Palale Revenue $13,744/$15,717 Issue 23, 18 June 2021 3 Available on PSC website: www.psc.gov.ws/employment Education, Sports A6 EC000541 Senior Typist - Palalaua College **Atesa Malualii & Culture $13,744/$15,717 A3 Health MH001398 Driver **Peniamina Pouesi $7,453/$9,172 A3 " MH001397 Driver **Apelu Saua $7,453/$9,172 A3 " MH001396 Driver - Leulumoega DH **Maina Sio $7,453/$9,172 A16 " MH001292 Principal Social Worker **Folole Lemisio $50,296/$58,527 Environmental Health Officer (Food Safety and A8 " MH001046 **Eliezer Urima Faavae Titi Tobacco Control) $19,133/$21,691 A3 " MH001032 Computer Support Officer **Victor Jaffa Pio $7,453/$9,172 Justice & Courts A3 JC000396 Driver - Savaii Courts **Sean Tasitaeao Kelemete Administration $7,453/$9,172 A3 " JC002581 Driver - Savaii Courts **Misi Faleafa $7,453/$9,172 A3 JC000433 Cleaner (Court Registry) **Luisa Tautala Vaafusuaga $7,453/$9,172 Natural Resources A3 NE003552 Compound Cleaner **Pasefika Malama & Environment $7,453/$9,172 A3 " NE003331 Storeperson - South Upolu **Foketi Fuata $7,453/$9,172 A3 " NE000766 Driver **Eteuati Motu $7,453/$9,172 A10 " NE003430 Officer - Watershed **Fonoimoana Mauai $25,006/$27,278 Women, Community & A16 WS003960 Principal Monitoring and Evaluation Officer **Anarosa Latulipe Social $50,296/$58,527 Development Works, Transport A12 WI003144 Senior Information Technology Officer **Junior Isitolo & Infrastructure $31,248/$33,940 ** Subject to Appeal under Section 49 of the Public Service Act 2004 CONFIRMED APPOINTMENTS Term Positions Under Section 41 and 42 of the Public Service Act 2004 Salary Grading Ministry/Office Vacancy Code Position Title Appointee (p.a max) A10 Health MHP20008 Community Nutrition Officer - Foailalo DH Senetenari Makisua $25,006/$27,278 Permanent Positions Under Section 34 of the Public Service Act 2004 Salary Grading Ministry/Office Vacancy Code Position Title Appointee (p.a max) Agriculture & A12 AG003688 Senior Human Resource Officer (CD/T) Sopoaga Moimoi Fisheries $31,248/$33,940 Commerce, A13 CL002519 Senior ICT Officer - Network Administration Reumatioaiga Samoa Industry & Labour $34,840/$37,535 Issue 23, 18 June 2021 4 Available on PSC website: www.psc.gov.ws/employment Customs & A3 RE000387 Office Assistant - Inland Revenue Service Edward Liu Afia
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