Serving Punjab's Environmental Future.
Join environmental scientists, field inspectors, chemical analysts, and legal officers safeguarding public health, combating seasonal smog, and preserving Punjab's ecosystems.
Core Career Disciplines
Four working paths inside EPA Punjab, from field enforcement to laboratory science, spatial analytics, and environmental law.
Field Inspectorate & Anti-Smog Squads
Conduct on-the-spot stack emission audits, inspect industrial boilers and zig-zag brick kilns, and enforce PEQS limits across Punjab districts.
Laboratory Science & Chemical Analysis
Perform high-precision spectrophotometry, gas chromatography, and atomic absorption analysis for industrial effluent and air particulate samples.
GIS, Remote Sensing & Environmental Engineering
Operate satellite thermal imaging pipelines, map crop residue fires, and maintain Continuous Emission Monitoring System (CEMS) telemetry.
Legal Prosecution & Regulatory Affairs
Draft environmental protection orders, represent EPA Punjab before the Environmental Protection Tribunal, and administer PEPA 1997 notices.
Current Opportunities at EPA Punjab
GIS & Remote Sensing Analyst
Utilise satellite imagery, GIS tools, and drone data to map pollution hotspots, track green cover changes, and support environmental monitoring.
EIA Review Officer
Review IEE/EIA reports submitted by project proponents, conduct site visits, and provide technical recommendations for environmental clearance.
Environment & Climate Internship — CM Climate Leadership Program Phase-II
A flagship internship for young climate advocates to work on Punjab's climate resilience, green credit, and smog mitigation initiatives.
Environmental Inspector
Conduct field inspections of industrial units, monitor compliance with PEQS, and initiate enforcement proceedings against violators.
Recruitment Through Merit & Competition
Official gazetted appointments for Environmental Inspectors (BS-16), Research Officers (BS-17), Assistant Directors (BS-17), and Legal Prosecutors are processed transparently via the Punjab Public Service Commission (PPSC). Contractual technical positions under the Punjab Green Development Program (PGDP) are announced in leading national dailies.
