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Posifions in GO/ERNMENT 'F + t + CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION l Cgnita I Region =National I Bulleti q of Vacant Posifions in I GO/ERNMENT 'F _l _l tepublic of ttre Philippines av L$rfr vt(# c0flltf,{ts$r0f,I ttaa 0g ?04 February ts, 2021 ESE-IJFPI F0: 2[2F02-08 (0ata of Puhlir:ation) + Please be advised that all requests for publication of vacant third level positions should be filed at the CSC-ERPO, CO (Batasan Hills, QC). The requirement to publish vacant third level position under RA No, 7041 shall be deemed complied with only if the said positions are published by{he CSC-ERPO (CSC MC No. 1 1, s. 2007). jS Fom No.9 copy be the FO must be in ?evised 2O18 Excelfonhat Republic of the Philippines CIVIL AWATION AUTHORITY OF TTiE PHILIPP'NES Request for Publication of Vacant Positions aoi CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION (CSC) we har€by requ€slthe publicatton of th6 iollo /ing vscant pGit'rons, whlch ar6 euthorized to be flted, at the cML AV|ATIoN AUTHoR|T oF THE pHlltpplNEs in the csc weBite: G. GABRIEL OlC, Human Resource Management Division // I Date: 19.2421 Position Tiflef 'Salary/ Qualifi caticn Standards t .,) Monthly No. (Parenthetical Tide, if Plantilla ltem No. Jobl Pay Place of Assignment Salary Competency applieable) Grade Education Training Experience Eligibility (if applicable) 2 years of relevant Career Service Aviation Services 40 hours of relevant 1 2267 1 I 40637 Bachelo(s degree experienp in Professionq[; Second N/A Area Center Laoag q { Safety Officer { rl trainingtl { Aerodronie Operations Level Eligibilrty Career Service Sub- Completion of two years 2 Clerk lll 2274,2271 6 148r'.7 None required None required Professional; First Level NI/A Area Center Laoag studies in college Eligibility ?t + + + # + + + + 80 hours of training in 8 years experience in Airport Management and operations and Cifeir Service Supervision AND firport .7 maintenance, 3 years (Professional) OR Ainport Manager ll 2273 24 83406 Bachelois Degree Certificates in Safety N/A Laoag of which involves Appropriate eligibility for Management System management and second level positions and Aerodrome superyision Certification l_ t- )- i_ )- Career Service Sub- Completion of two years 4 hours of relevant 1 year of relevant 4 Firefighter ll 2283 8 16758 Professional; First Level N/A Laoag studies in college training experience Eligibility Career Service Sub- Completion of two years 5 Firefighter I 2290,2325, 6 14847 None reguired None required Professional; First Level N/A Laoag, Baguio, Basco studies in college Eligibility Andres D. Fombuena Jr FEB i s 2l,2t lndustrial Security 6 0321 3 12466 High SchoolGraduate None required Guard C None required Security Guard License N/A Vigan Career Service Air Terminal 4 hours of relevant 1 year of relevant 7 2353 15 3053'l Bachelor's degree Professional; Second N/A Tuguegarao Supervisor haining experience Level Eligibility lndustrial Security 0231,0268,0252, Bagabag, Tacloban, Naga, San I 5 140A7 High School Graduate None required None required Security Guard License N/A Guard B 0236,0226 Jose, Tuguegarao ., ) 4 hours of relevant 1 year of relevant 9 Attorney lll 21 57805 Bachelor of Laws RA 1080 N/A Area Center Plaridel 1,.*' training experience 2 years of relevant Career Service Aviation Services 40 hours of relevant 10 2389 18 40637 Bachelofs degree experience in Professional; Second N/A Area Center Plaridel Safety Ofiicer training u { { { { Aerodrome Operatiogs LevelEligibility t{ r{ { Career Service Sub- Completion of two years 11 Firpfinhtcr I 148l.7 None required None required Professional; Firsl Level NiA studies in college l,oo. Eligibility l,"no, lnd#tialsecurig # + + + + {t # # 12 0217 5 14007 High SchoolGraduate None required None required Guard B Security Guard License N/A Plaridel 4 hours oJ relevant 1 year of relevant 13 Attomey lll 24il 57805 Bachelor of Laws RA 1080 N/A Area Center Pto. Princesa training experience Career SeMce SUE Completion of trrto years 14 Firefighter I 2487,24s?.2494. 6 148/.7 None required None required Professional; First Level N/A Pto. Princesa studies in college 1_ l_ Eligibility l- l_ Career Service Sub- Completion of two years 15 Firefighter I 251A 6 14847 None required None required Professional; First Level N/A Busuanga studies in college Eligibility Career Service SuF Completion of two years 4 hours of relevant 1 year of relevant 16 Fireflghter ll 2472 I 16758 Professional; First Level N/A Pto. Princesa studies in e,ollege training experience Eligibility Andres D. Fomhuena Jr. FFB 1 s 20?l 2582,2583,258l., Completion of two years Career Service Sub- 17 Firefighter I 6 14847 None required None required 2588 studies in college Professional; First Level N/A Daet Eligibility Career Service SuF Completion of two years 4 hours of relevant 1 year of relevant 18 Firefighter ll 2614,2546 8 16758 Professional; First Level N/A Naga, Legaspi studies in college training experience Eligibility 80 hours of training in 8 years experience in Airport Management and Airport operations and Career Service Supervision AND maintenance, 3 years (Professional) OR 19 Airrport Manager ll 2610 24 83406 Bachelods Degree Certificates in Safety N/A Naga of which involves Appropriate eligibilig for Management System management and secon! level positions ., ard Aerodrome supervrsron Certification Career Service Sub- Completion of two years 20 Firefighter I 2631 o 14847 None required None required Professional; N/A studies in college First Level Naga Eligibility rl { r{ rt { ri t Must be able to read and 21 Utility Worker ll 263r'.,2633 3 12466 None required write None required None requred N/A Naga Completion of two years Career Service Sub- 22 Firefighter I 2704,2706, 6 148/'7 None reouircd Nonel'eCuired studips in college Professional: First Level \F lloilo + + + Eligibilitf # Hea_vy- Equipment High School Graduate or- Heavy Equipment 23 (PBB Operator ll 2711,2716 6 148/.7 completion of rebvant . None required None required Operator( MC 11s.'199& N/A lloilo Operator) vocational/trade schoril Cat l) Completion of two years Career Service Sub- 24 Firefighter I . 2735 6 148/7 None required None required " studies in college Professional ; First Level N/A Antique Eligibility ,_ L t- Must be able to red and 25 Utility Worker ll 2723 3 12466 None required None required write None required N/A lloilo Career Service SuF. Completion of two years 4 hours of relevant 1 year of relevant 26 Firefighter ll 2679,2757 8 16758 Professional; First Level N/A lloilo, Bacolod studies in college training experience Eligibility Career Service Sub- Completion of two years 27 Firefighter I 2770,2780.278',1 6 148l7 None required None required studies in college Professional; First Level N/A Bacolod Eligibility Andres D. Fombuena Jr- 80 hours of training in I years experience in Airport Management and Airport operations and Career Service Supervision AND maintenance, 3 years (Professional) OR 28 Airport Manager ll 2666 24 83406 Bachelofs Degree Certificates in Safety N/A lloilo of which involves Appropriate eligibility for Management System management and second level positions and Aerodrome supervision Certification 80 hours of training in 8 years experience in Airport Management and Airport operations and Career Service Supervision AND maintenance, 3 years (Professional) OR 29 Airport Manager ll 2791 24 83406 Bachelols Degree Certificates in Safety N/A Caticlan of which involves Appropriate eligibility for Management System management and second level positiops and Aerodrome .) superuslon Certification Career Service SuF Completion of two years 8 hours of relevant 2 years of relevant 30 Firefighter lll 2794,2745,2747 10 19233 Professional; First Level N/A Caticlan, Bacolod, Bacolod studies in college training experience Eligibility ei TI { rl { t{ t t { Career Service Sub- .tA76C Completion of two years 4 hours of relevant 1 years of relevant 31 Firefinhter ll 2798 8 Professional; First Levei Caticlan studies in college training experience Eligibility Career Service Sub-*, #'tqaqt Completion of twgyears + # + # 32 riBngnter I 2u4ftus 6 None required None required Professional; First LeVel N/A Caticlan studies in college Elisibility lndustrial Security 33 0253 5 14007 High SchoolGraduate None iequired Guard B None required Security Glard License N/A Kalibo Career Service SriF Completion of two years u FirefightelJ 2833,zWO,2941 6 14U7,_ None required None required Frofessional; First Level )- N/A Kalibo 1_ L studies in college Eligibility lndustrial Security 35 0265 5 14007 High School Graduate None required None required Security Guard B Guard License N/A Dumaguete Must be able to read and 36 Utili$ Worker ll 3046 3 12466 None required None required None required N/A Ubay write o'tEf i'tE'!il?rn 37 Attorney 4 hours of relevant 1 year of relevant lll 2934 21 57805 Bachelor of Laws RA 1080 N/A Area Center Tacloban training experience Career Service 38 Budget Bachelols Degree 8 hours of relevant 2 years of relevant Officer lll 2936 18 40637 Professional; Second NIA Area Tacloban relevant to the job training experience Center Level Eligibility Career Service 39 I Administrative Officer 2938 11 24754 Bachelols degree None required None required Professional; Second N/A Area Center Tacloban LevelEligibilig Administrative Completion of two years Career Service Sub- 40 2939 7 15738 required l{one required Professional; Assistant I " Studies in college |.lone First Level ' N/A Area Center ?acloban Etigibility Career Completion of two years Service Sub- 41 Clerk lll 2940 6 14847 None required None required studies in college Professional; First Level N/A Area Center Tacloban Eligibility { TI { { { r{ t { Air Terminal Career Service 42 4 hours of relevant 1 year of relevant 2945 15 30531 Bachelods Degree Professional; Second N/,A Supervisor training experience Level Eligibility 1,,,"0,, CEmpletion of two years Career.
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