Grade 24

Technical skilled work in fishing and launch engineering operations.

Responsible clerical and typing work involving some supervisory responsibilities. An employee in this class is responsible for the compilation and maintenance of an index of all Cabinet's decisions. Work involves typing and supervision of a small group of subordinates engaged in stenographic and clerical duties of varying complexity. Work is performed with considerable initiative and independent judgment and is reviewed by a superior officer for adherence to instructions and departmental policies and procedures through reports, discussions, and general observations.

Technical work in the production of still pictures in the medical field.

Supervisory work in the repair and maintenance of beach facilities and historical sites.

Technical and supervisory work in the operation of a mechanical laundry.

Semi-skilled work in the inspection of government-owned furniture. An employee in this class is responsible for checking the location and the condition of furniture assigned to government quarters, offices, institutions, and private homes supplied with Government Furniture. Work involves preparing and maintaining detailed inventories and valuation of furniture damaged by occupants of government quarters. Assignments are in the form of furniture notifications of requests from departments or offices to the supervisor which are passed on to the employee. The employee adopts his own work methods for checking and inspecting. Work is performed with considerable independence and is reviewed by a superior officer and by audit for correctness of inventories of furniture.

Skilled work supervising cultivation, development, and maintenance activities on agricultural projects. An employee in this class is responsible for the direct supervision of skilled and unskilled workers engaged in agricultural development, maintenance, and cultivation activities. Duties involve scheduling, assigning, and overseeing their work, ensuring the proper handling and use of stores and equipment, and also demonstrating agricultural methods to students and trainees and supervising the maintenance of their plots and practical projects. The employee exercises some degree of independence within the framework of farm policy but work is reviewed by a superior for efficiency and adherence to programmes.