IIHT Bargarh hiring Lab Attendant Weaving

Job Introduction

The Indian Institute of Handloom Technology (IIHT) Bargarh is a prestigious educational institution located in Bargarh, Odisha, India. It is dedicated to providing comprehensive education and training in the field of handloom technology and textile engineering. Established by the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India, IIHT Bargarh plays a significant role in promoting and preserving the rich heritage of handloom weaving in the country. IIHT is hiring Lab Attendant for its Weaving Department.

Job Details

Post Name	Lab Attendant (Weaving)
Post Type	Group-C, Non-Gazetted
Pay Level	Pay Matrix Level-1 (Rs.18,000- 56,900)
Vacancy	01
Age Limit	30 Years

Educational Qualification & Experience	Matriculation or its equivalent from recognized Board or University with at least two years’ experience in winding, warping and other operations related to weaving
Desirable Qualification	Advance certificate course or Short Term Course in Weaving from a recognized Institute or Weavers’ Service Centre’s or Indian Institutes of Handloom Technology.
Date of Advertisement on Employment News	13-May-2023
Last Date to Apply	within 45 days from date of publication in Employment Newspaper : 27-June-2023

IIHT Official Advertisement	Application form
IIHT Bargarh Website

IIHT Bargarh Contact Details	INDIAN INSTITUTE OF HANDLOOM TECHNOLOGY KHEDAPALI, BHATLI ROAD, PO: BARDAL BARGARH-768038 (ODISHA) PH: 9437367550 e-mail: iihtbargarh@gmail.com e-mail:iihtbargarh.od@gov.in
Address to Send Application Form by Speed post	The Director, Indian Institute of Handloom Technology, Bhatli Road, Khedapali, Bargarh – 768038

How to Apply ?

Read the official recruitment notification carefully.
Download and fill the application form.
Attach self attested copies all relavant documents and affix your recent passport size photograph.
Send the application to : The Director, Indian Institute of Handloom Technology, Bhatli Road, Khedapali, Bargarh – 768038.

Selection Process

Selection of the aforesaid posts will be on the basis of Written & Practical tests, which will be conducted by a duly constituted Selection Committee. However, if the number of applications received for a particular post is large, then the Institute reserves the right to lay down any criteria for the purpose of short listing of the candidates for written test & practical tests.

Frequently Asked Questions | FAQs

Is IIHT a government college ?

Yes, IIHT Bargarh is a government college. It is established and operated by the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. As a government institution, IIHT Bargarh follows the guidelines and regulations set by the government and offers courses and programs that are recognized and approved by the government authorities.

What is the Indian Institute of Handloom and Textile Technology?

The Indian Institute of Handloom Technology (IIHT) is a prestigious institution dedicated to the education and training of students in the field of handloom technology. It is an autonomous body under the Ministry of Textiles, Government of India. IIHTs are located in various parts of the country and aim to promote and preserve the traditional art of handloom weaving.

The primary objective of IIHTs is to provide comprehensive education and practical training to students in the field of handloom technology, textile engineering, and related areas. These institutes offer diploma and certificate courses that cover various aspects of the handloom industry, including textile design, weaving techniques, yarn manufacturing, dyeing, printing, and fabric testing.

IIHTs have well-equipped classrooms, weaving halls, laboratories, computer centers, and libraries to facilitate theoretical and practical learning. They have experienced faculty members who impart knowledge and skills through interactive teaching methods, industry-oriented projects, and hands-on training.

The Indian Institute of Handloom Technology also plays a significant role in research and development activities related to handloom technology. They focus on improving traditional weaving techniques, developing eco-friendly practices, and promoting innovation in the handloom sector.
These institutes collaborate with handloom industries, textile organizations, and government agencies to facilitate internships, industry visits, and placements for students. They also organize workshops, exhibitions, and seminars to create awareness about handloom traditions, promote entrepreneurship, and contribute to the growth and development of the handloom industry in India.

The Indian Institute of Handloom Technology is an important institution in India’s textile education landscape, helping to preserve traditional handloom techniques, promote skill development, and support the sustainability of the handloom sector.