New Delhi, February 27: HLL Lifecare Limited, a government-owned company, has announced vacancies for various positions, including Manager and Officer roles. The official notification was released as part of its recruitment drive, which aims to fill a total of 28 positions.
The online application process commenced on February 25 and will close on March 11. Interested candidates are encouraged to visit the official website to complete their registration within the specified timeframe.
The available positions include 8 Assistant Managers (Production), 2 Assistant Managers (Quality Clinical Lab Services), 1 Business Head for the Mental Health Division, 1 Manager for the Government Business Division, 8 QA Officers, and 8 Depot/Warehouse Officers.
Candidates applying for these roles must possess a relevant degree such as B.Tech/B.E. in Mechanical, Electrical, Industrial, or Production Engineering, or a postgraduate degree in Medical Lab Technology, Microbiology, Biochemistry, Psychology, Psychiatry, MSW, or MBA from a recognized institution.
The maximum age limit for applicants varies between 37 to 45 years, depending on the position, calculated as of February 1. Candidates from reserved categories will receive age relaxation as per government norms.
Selection will be based on a written examination, skill test, interview, and document verification. The basic salary for selected candidates will range from ₹20,000 to ₹60,000 per month.
To apply online, candidates should visit HLL’s official website, click on the relevant link on the homepage, enter their login credentials, and fill out the application form with the required information. All necessary documents, photos, and signatures must be uploaded in the specified format. After paying the application fee, candidates should submit the form and print a copy for future reference.
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