Professional and Scientific Class

Responsible professional and supervisory work in the field of Geophysics.

Responsible professional and administrative work in the field of Geological Science.

Responsible work with administrative responsibilities in the field of consumer protection.

Responsible professional and supervisory work in the field of Business Management related to monitoring and reviewing the operations of State Enterprises.

Specialised work in the field of tax training. An employee in this class assists generally in organising, planning, and executing the training programmes for the Inland Revenue Department. Work involves assisting in the preparation of training literature, conducting seminars, and in the periodic review of the curriculum and syllabus to comply with changes in the tax laws, policies, and procedures. Work is performed under the close supervision of a superior officer and is reviewed through discussions, reports, and general observations.

Highly professional and administrative work in the field of Revenue Planning and Research. An employee in this class is responsible for organising, planning, and directing all activities of the Planning and Research Section of the Inland Revenue Department. Work involves developing and administering systems for producing long and short term programmes and financial plans. In addition, the employee is required to analyse economic data and trends to aid in the resolution of problems affecting tax policies and procedures. Work is performed with considerable independence and is reviewed by the Board of Inland Revenue through discussions, reports, and general observations.

Responsible professional and supervisory work in the field of Social and Economic Research. An employee in this class is responsible for planning, organising, and conducting programmes of research into areas related to the functions and objectives of the Ministry/Department to which he/she is attached. Work involves conducting investigations into social, economic, and management matters of physical planning; collecting, collating, analysing, and evaluating data on relevant trends; liaising with Government Ministries, Departments, and Agencies and private organizations; and supervising subordinate staff engaged in the compilation and collating of the raw material.

Responsible professional work collecting, analysing, and evaluating socio-economic data. An employee in this class organises and executes programmes of research in a related field or fields for use in planning studies and problem-solving. Work includes conducting socio-economic surveys and collecting information on the particular subject matter, supervising subordinates engaged in the collection and compilation of the raw material, and analysing and evaluating data. The employee exercises some initiative and independent judgement within the framework of departmental policy but work is subject to review by a superior through reports and consultation for quality and comprehensiveness.

Specialised professional work in the field of Radiology. An employee in this class is responsible for the operation of an X-ray unit at a General Hospital. Work involves the diagnosis and treatment of internal diseases and injuries visible under the application of radiant energy in the form of roentgen rays or the operation of X-ray therapy clinics and the performance of radius insertions for the treatment of diseases. Supervision is exercised over Radiographers and other technical personnel. Work is performed under the general direction of a professional superior and is reviewed for conformance to governmental policies and accepted radiological principles, practices, and techniques through reports and general observations.

Professional work in the field of radiography. An employee in this class takes radiographs and ultrasound scans of patients for diagnostic purposes or administers radiation to patients for therapeutic purposes as directed by a professional superior. Work involves positioning patients for the best possible x-rays to be taken and taking x-ray pictures of the various parts of the body or operating x-ray equipment in the administering of x-ray therapy. Work is performed generally in the X-Ray Department of a health institution or in a radiotherapy unit. Work is performed with independence and initiative and is reviewed by a professional superior through discussions, analysis of radiographs taken, ultrasound scans, and charts of patients undergoing radiotherapy.