1. Food Safety Officer (FSO)

• Inspect food manufacturing units, hotels, restaurants, and food shops.
• Check food quality and safety standards.
• Collect food samples for laboratory testing.
• Take action against adulterated or unsafe food products.
• Prepare inspection reports and maintain records.

2. Senior Economic Investigator

• Collect and analyze economic and statistical data.
• Prepare surveys, reports, and economic studies.
• Assist in planning and development projects.
• Conduct field investigations and data verification.
• Work on policy research and economic planning.

3. Senior Cost Assistant

• Handle cost accounting and auditing work.
• Prepare expenditure and financial reports.
• Monitor departmental budget and expenses.
• Assist in cost estimation and financial analysis.
• Maintain accounting records and documents.

4. Inspector of Legal Metrology

• Inspect weighing machines and measuring instruments.
• Prevent fraud in weights and measurements.
• Check market compliance under Legal Metrology rules.
• Conduct raids and verification inspections.
• File legal reports against violations.

5. Laboratory Assistant (Legal Metrology)

• Assist in testing measuring instruments and equipment.
• Maintain laboratory records and reports.
• Support technical verification activities.
• Handle laboratory tools and testing materials.
• Ensure proper calibration process.

6. Computer Programmer

• Develop and maintain software applications.
• Handle database management and networking.
• Provide technical support to departments.
• Maintain government IT systems and portals.
• Work on coding, debugging, and software updates.

7. Graphic Designer

• Create posters, banners, logos, and publicity materials.
• Design government campaign graphics.
• Edit photos and visual content.
• Handle multimedia and creative designing work.
• Use software like Photoshop, CorelDRAW, etc.

8. Librarian in DIETs/BIETs

• Manage library books and records.
• Issue and receive books from students and staff.
• Maintain digital and physical library systems.
• Help users find study materials and references.
• Organize library catalog and reports.

9. Librarian

• Maintain institutional library operations.
• Arrange and classify books and journals.
• Manage library database and documentation.
• Provide reading and research support.
• Ensure smooth library administration.

10. Statistical Assistant

• Collect statistical and survey data.
• Prepare charts, tables, and reports.
• Analyze government data and records.
• Assist in departmental research work.
• Work on data compilation and interpretation.

11. Junior Laboratory Assistant

• Assist senior officers in laboratory testing work.
• Maintain chemicals, samples, and equipment.
• Prepare laboratory reports and records.
• Ensure cleanliness and safety inside laboratory.
• Support scientific examination processes.

12. Market Intelligence Inspector

• Monitor market prices and supply conditions.
• Inspect consumer goods and market activities.
• Prepare market survey and intelligence reports.
• Check unfair trade practices.
• Assist in consumer welfare enforcement activities.

13. Assistant Embankment Inspector

• Inspect embankments and water structures.
• Monitor flood protection systems.
• Assist in maintenance and repair activities.
• Prepare field inspection reports.
• Support water resource management work.

14. Laboratory Assistant (Water Resources)

• Conduct water sample testing and analysis.
• Maintain laboratory equipment and records.
• Assist engineers and technical staff.
• Support water quality monitoring activities.
• Prepare laboratory documentation.

15. Junior Laboratory Assistant (Factories & Boilers)

• Assist in industrial and boiler testing work.
• Maintain laboratory instruments and samples.
• Support technical inspection activities.
• Prepare laboratory reports.
• Ensure safety procedures inside laboratory.

16. Scribe

• Assist in official documentation and writing work.
• Prepare drafts, reports, and communication materials.
• Support public relations and office activities.
• Maintain records and official files.
• Handle basic computer and documentation tasks.

There are a total of 199 vacancies.

General candidates need to pay ₹500 while SC/ST/PwD candidates are exempted.

Selection includes Preliminary Exam, Main Exam, Skill Test (if applicable), and Certificate Verification.

The minimum age is 21 years and the maximum age is 42 years.

The official notification PDF link is available in the Important Links section above.

OSSC CGLRE Specialist Recruitment 2025 Conclusion

The OSSC CGLRE Specialist Recruitment 2025 is a great opportunity for candidates looking for stable Odisha Government jobs in different Group-B and Group-C specialist posts. The recruitment offers vacancies across multiple departments including Food Safety, Economics, Legal Metrology, Computer Programming, Graphic Designing, Library Services, Laboratory Services, Water Resources, and more.

Candidates should carefully check the eligibility criteria, age limit, educational qualifications, syllabus, exam pattern, and selection process before applying online. Since the competition level is expected to be high, applicants are advised to start preparation early and follow the official syllabus properly.

For the latest updates regarding OSSC CGLRE Specialist Recruitment 2025, including admit card, exam date, result, answer key, and official notifications, candidates should regularly visit the official OSSC website and stay connected with trusted job update platforms.

Nimain Charan Juanga

Founder & Government Job Analyst | CareerJobAlert.com

Nimain Charan Juanga is the Founder of CareerJobAlert.com and a Government Job Analyst specializing in SSC, UPSC, Railway, Banking, and State Government recruitment updates. He focuses on publishing accurate job notifications, exam updates, admit cards, results, and official career alerts across India. All information is carefully verified from official government sources before publication to ensure reliability and accuracy for job seekers.