# Official Journal C 26A/2 Fe

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| English edition | Information and Notices | Volume 482 February 2005 |

ISSN 1725-2423

Official Journal

of the European Union

C 26A

English edition

Information and Notices

Volume 482 February 2005

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| Notice No | Contents | page |
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| | III   Notices |
| | European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) |
| 2005/C 026A/2 | Notice of open competition EPSO/AST/5/05 to constitute a reserve pool of assistants (B*3) in the buildings management sector | 3 |
| 2005/C 026A/3 | Notice of open competition EPSO/AST/6/05 to constitute a reserve pool of clerical officers (C*1) in the buildings management sector | 17 |
| | European Parliament |
| 2005/C 026A/4 | List of suitable candidates — Open competition PE/99/A — Administrators (A 6) — Engineers with multidisciplinary skills in basic information technologies and their applications | 30 |

Notice No

Contents

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III   Notices

European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO)

2005/C 026A/2

Notice of open competition EPSO/AST/5/05 to constitute a reserve pool of assistants (B*3) in the buildings management sector

EPSO/AST/5/05

B*3

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2005/C 026A/3

Notice of open competition EPSO/AST/6/05 to constitute a reserve pool of clerical officers (C*1) in the buildings management sector

EPSO/AST/6/05

C*1

17

European Parliament

2005/C 026A/4

List of suitable candidates — Open competition PE/99/A — Administrators (A 6) — Engineers with multidisciplinary skills in basic information technologies and their applications

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III Notices

European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO)

| 2.2.2005 | EN | Official Journal of the European Union | CA 26/3 |
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2.2.2005

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Official Journal of the European Union

CA 26/3

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NOTICE OF OPEN COMPETITION EPSO/AST/5/05

(2005/C 26 A/01)

The European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) is organising the following open competition, based on tests, to constitute a reserve pool from which to recruit

ASSISTANTS (1)(B*3)
   (2)
  in the buildings management sector

CONTENTS

| A. | DUTIES AND ELIGIBILITY (PROFILE OF APPLICANTS) |
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| B. | SUCCESSIVE STAGES OF THE COMPETITION |
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| C. | HOW TO APPLY |
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| D. | GENERAL INFORMATION |
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D.

| ANNEX: | Requests for review — appeal procedures — complaints to the European Ombudsman |
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ANNEX:

A.   DUTIES AND ELIGIBILITY (PROFILE OF APPLICANTS)

Open competition EPSO/AST/5/05 is being held to recruit assistants (B*3) in the buildings management sector.

The purpose of this competition is to draw up reserve lists from which to fill vacant posts in the Institutions of the European Union.

Number of successful candidates: 30

The European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) is publishing the following notices of open competition in parallel:

| — | EPSO/AST/5/05 (B*3) in the buildings management sector, |
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EPSO/AST/5/05 (B*3) in the buildings management sector,

| — | EPSO/AST/6/05 (C*1) in the buildings management sector. |
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EPSO/AST/6/05 (C*1) in the buildings management sector.

Please note that the tests for the above competitions may be held simultaneously. You may therefore apply for one of these competitions only. You must choose which one when you register online, and cannot change your choice after the closing date for registration.

I.   DUTIES

Management and executive tasks relating to buildings, particularly in the following areas:

| — | special techniques: air-conditioning, ventilation, heating, electricity (high and low voltage), lifts, water/sanitary installations, fire detection, centralised technical management, |
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special techniques: air-conditioning, ventilation, heating, electricity (high and low voltage), lifts, water/sanitary installations, fire detection, centralised technical management,

| — | structural work and finishings: facades, roofing, external and internal woodwork, floor and wall coverings, |
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structural work and finishings: facades, roofing, external and internal woodwork, floor and wall coverings,

| — | internal and external fittings: reorganisation of office areas, service areas and meeting rooms. |
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internal and external fittings: reorganisation of office areas, service areas and meeting rooms.

Those tasks also require management abilities and very good computing skills. By way of example, they may include:

| — | tasks connected with the maintenance and fitting-out of buildings, |
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tasks connected with the maintenance and fitting-out of buildings,

| — | monitoring of complete fitting-out projects, |
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monitoring of complete fitting-out projects,

| — | assistance with management of buildings stock, |
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assistance with management of buildings stock,

| — | drawing up of specifications, monitoring and coordinating work or services specific to buildings management, |
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drawing up of specifications, monitoring and coordinating work or services specific to buildings management,

| — | management of building contracts concluded with external firms, including maintenance contracts, |
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management of building contracts concluded with external firms, including maintenance contracts,

| — | computerised management of files. |
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computerised management of files.

The European institutions place particular importance on the ability of applicants to grasp problems of all kinds, often complex in nature, to react rapidly to changing circumstances and to communicate effectively. You will have to show initiative and imagination and be highly motivated. You should be able to work frequently under pressure, both on your own and in a team, and to adjust to a multicultural working environment. You must be prepared to develop your professional skills throughout your career.

II.   ELIGIBILITY (PROFILE OF APPLICANTS)

You may apply for this competition if, on the closing date for online registration (see section C), you meet the following requirements:

1.   Certificates and diplomas

You must have

| (i) | a level of post-secondary education attested by a diploma in a field relevant to the duties described in section A.I., or |
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(i)

a level of post-secondary education attested by a diploma in a field relevant to the duties described in section A.I., or

| (ii) | a level of secondary education or secondary vocational education attested by a diploma giving access to post-secondary education followed by at least three years' full-time professional experience relevant to those duties. |
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(ii)

a level of secondary education or secondary vocational education attested by a diploma giving access to post-secondary education followed by at least three years' full-time professional experience relevant to those duties.

The selection board will allow for differences between education systems. As a general guide see the examples of the minimum qualifications required — annexed to the Guide for Applicants (3) (on the EPSO website) — as according to category and which bear no effect on the more specific conditions which may be imposed by a particular notice of competition.

2.   Professional experience

You must have,

| — | since A.II.1(i), or |
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since A.II.1(i), or

| — | since A.II.1(ii) |
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since A.II.1(ii)

acquired at least five years' full-time professional experience relevant to the duties concerned.

3.   Knowledge of languages
   (4)

You must have:

| (a) | a thorough knowledge of one of the following official languages of the European Union: Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish or Swedish (main language) and |
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a thorough knowledge of one of the following official languages of the European Union: Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish or Swedish (main language) and

| (b) | a satisfactory knowledge of a second of these languages. |
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(b)

a satisfactory knowledge of a second of these languages.

Please give details of which languages you know on the online registration form (5).

After the closing date for applications, you may not change the languages in which you have chosen to take the tests.

All EPSO's communications to candidates for this competition will be in English, French or German. You may address EPSO in any official EU language.

4.   General terms and conditions

Candidates must:

| — | be a citizen of one of the Member States of the European Union, |
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be a citizen of one of the Member States of the European Union,

| — | enjoy your full rights as a citizen, |
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enjoy your full rights as a citizen,

| — | have fulfilled any obligations imposed on you by the laws on military service, |
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have fulfilled any obligations imposed on you by the laws on military service,

| — | meet the character requirements for the duties involved. |
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meet the character requirements for the duties involved.

B.   SUCCESSIVE STAGES OF THE COMPETITION

1.   Pre-selection tests — marking

You will sit tests (a), (b), and (c) in your second language, as specified on the online registration form.

| (a) | A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your specialist knowledge in the sector.
  This test will be marked out of 50 (pass mark: 25). |
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(a)

A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your specialist knowledge in the sector.

This test will be marked out of 50 (pass mark: 25).

| (b) | A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your knowledge of the European Union and EU Institutions.
  This test will be marked out of 20 (pass mark: 10). |
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(b)

A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your knowledge of the European Union and EU Institutions.

This test will be marked out of 20 (pass mark: 10).

| (c) | A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your general ability, in particular your verbal and numerical reasoning skills.
  This test will be marked out of 40 (pass mark: 20). |
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(c)

A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your general ability, in particular your verbal and numerical reasoning skills.

This test will be marked out of 40 (pass mark: 20).

Wrong answers in the pre-selection tests will not be penalised.

For all the pre-selection tests the 90 best candidates (6) having obtained the pass mark in each of these tests will be invited to submit a full application with a view to being admitted to the competition.

The selection board will mark your written test (d) if, after considering your application, it establishes that you meet all the eligibility criteria.

NOTE: for organisational reasons, written test (d) will be held on the same day as pre-selection tests (a), (b) and (c).

The fact that you have been invited to sit written test (d) at the same time as pre-selection tests (a), (b) and (c) does not mean you have been admitted to the competition.

2.   Written test — marking

| (d) | A test in your main language and on a subject related to the ‘Duties’ described above, to assess your:






  — | specialist knowledge, |
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(d)

A test in your main language and on a subject related to the ‘Duties’ described above, to assess your:

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specialist knowledge,

| — | comprehension skills and ability to analyse and summarise, and |
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comprehension skills and ability to analyse and summarise, and

| — | drafting skills. |
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drafting skills.

There will be a choice of topics.

This test will be marked out of 50 (pass mark: 25).

The selection board will invite to oral test (e) the 60 best candidates (6) who have obtained the pass mark in written test (d) and who meet the conditions for admission to the competition.

3.   Oral test — marking

| (e) | Interview with the selection board in your main language to enable it to assess your suitability to carry out the duties described at A.I. above. This interview will focus in particular on your specialist knowledge in the field concerned and your knowledge of the European Union. Knowledge of your second language will also be tested. The interview is also designed to evaluate your ability to adjust to working as a European civil servant in a multicultural environment.
  This test will be marked out of 40 (pass mark: 20). |
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(e)

Interview with the selection board in your main language to enable it to assess your suitability to carry out the duties described at A.I. above. This interview will focus in particular on your specialist knowledge in the field concerned and your knowledge of the European Union. Knowledge of your second language will also be tested. The interview is also designed to evaluate your ability to adjust to working as a European civil servant in a multicultural environment.

This test will be marked out of 40 (pass mark: 20).

4.   Date and time allowed for the tests

The pre-selection tests and the written test will be held simultaneously for all applicants at one or more centres in the European Union.

The date of the pre-selection and other tests, and the time allowed for them, will be scheduled by the European Personnel Selection Office and cannot be changed at an applicant's request. These details will be notified when you receive your invitation to the tests.

5.   Reserve list

The selection board will draw up a reserve list, divided into (no more than four) merit classes sorted in alphabetical order, of the best candidates (6) (see section A, number of successful candidates) in written test (d) and oral test (e) who have obtained the pass mark in each of these tests.

The reserve list, together with its expiry date, will be published (7) in the Official Journal of the European Union and on the EPSO website (8).

C.   HOW TO APPLY

Please refer also to the Guide for Applicants (3), which can be found on the EPSO website (8). Here you can find detailed instructions to help you submit your application correctly.

1.   Creation of an EPSO profile/electronic inscription

Before submitting your inscription, you should carefully check whether you meet all the eligibility criteria (see section A, particularly concerning the types of diploma and professional experience required).

If you want to apply, you must register via the internet by going to the EPSO website (8) and following the instructions there concerning the various stages of the procedure.

It is your responsibility to complete your online registration in time (9). We strongly advise you not to wait until the last few days before applying, since heavy internet traffic or a fault with your internet connection could lead to the online registration being terminated before you complete it, thereby obliging you to repeat the whole process. You will no longer be able to register your inscription once the deadline for the submission of registration has passed.

On completion of your online registration, you will receive on screen a registration number which you must note - this will be your reference number in all matters concerning your application. Once you receive this number, the process is finished - it is the confirmation that we have registered the data you entered.

If you do not receive a number, your inscription has not been registered!

Please note that you must have an e-mail address. This will be used to identify your registration. The information you must enter in your registration includes the languages you choose (see A.II.3), the details of your qualifications (title, name of issuing establishment and date obtained) and your professional experience.

Once registered, you can use the website (8) (click on ‘Ongoing competitions’) to follow the progress of the competition.

If you have a disability that prevents you from registering online, you may request, preferably by fax, a paper version of the form
   (10)
  , which you should fill in, sign and return by registered mail, postmarked no later than the closing date for registration. All subsequent communication between EPSO and you will be by post.

You must enclose with your application form a certificate attesting your disability, issued by a recognised body. You should also set out on a separate sheet of paper any special arrangements you think are needed to make it easier for you to take part in the tests.

The closing date for registration is 3 March 2005. Online registration will not be possible after 12.00 noon Brussels time on that day.

NB:
  Within one month following the final date for registration, EPSO will invite you to confirm your inscription and, where applicable, to choose the city in which you wish to sit the pre-selection tests/written test.
  The invitation and confirmation will take place solely

  via your EPSO profile.
  If you do not confirm your inscription within two months following the final date for registration, EPSO will consider that you have withdrawn your application. Your application will therefore be terminated.

2.   Pre-selection tests/written test

The applicants invited to the pre-selection tests/written test will be those who are found to meet the general terms and conditions (see A.II.4) after EPSO has carried out a preliminary eligibility check based on the information given in the registration forms, and who have confirmed their inscription in time.

3.   Invitation to pre-selection and other tests

Information about the invitation to attend the pre-selection tests/written test, the full application form and the invitation to the oral test will be available only on the EPSO website (8). You can access it using the user name and password you specify when registering. You are responsible for updating, via your EPSO profile, any change in your postal or e-mail address.

You are responsible for keeping track of the progress of the competition, ensuring that for each stage you can access the information relevant to your application by consulting your EPSO profile. If you find that you cannot do this, you must notify EPSO immediately by e-mail (11).

As far as possible you will be asked to sit the pre-selection tests and the written test in the city you choose when you confirm your inscription. For organisational reasons you will not be able to switch to another venue unless you can prove that you have changed residence and have informed EPSO of this no later than three weeks before the planned date of the pre-selection tests/written test.

Oral tests will normally be held in Brussels.

4.   Full application

The best candidates (6) as referred to in section B.1 will be asked to print and complete the full application form which they will find in their EPSO profile on the website (8). It must be sent in by the closing date (12).

Documents to enclose with the application form

Your application must give full details of your citizenship, studies and professional experience. You should also enclose with your application the following documents:

| — | a document proving your citizenship, |
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a document proving your citizenship,

| — | diploma(s), |
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diploma(s),

| — | evidence of professional experience clearly indicating the starting and finishing dates and the exact nature of the duties carried out, |
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evidence of professional experience clearly indicating the starting and finishing dates and the exact nature of the duties carried out,

| — | a numbered annex of the above documents. |
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a numbered annex of the above documents.

You should send only unauthenticated photocopies of these documents.

You must fill in the application form in full, i.e. you may not simply refer to any previous application forms submitted or to any other documents enclosed with such applications. None of the documents submitted with your application will be returned.

Signing and sending the form

It is your responsibility to make sure that your application form, duly completed, signed and accompanied by all the supporting documents, is sent in time
   (12)
  by registered post (the postmark will serve as proof of the date of sending) to the following address:

| European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) |
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| CORT 80 |
| Open competition EPSO/AST/5/05 |
| B-1049 Brussels |

European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO)

Mail service

CORT 80

Open competition EPSO/AST/5/05

B-1049 Brussels

Scrutiny of applications

The selection board will examine the files of the best candidates in the pre-selection tests who have obtained the pass mark in each of the tests to determine whether they meet the conditions laid down in section A.II.1, 2 and 3 of this notice. The selection board will then mark the written test of the candidates who meet all the conditions for admission set out in section A.II. and will invite the best candidates (see B.2) to the oral test.

You will automatically be disqualified if:

| — | you have posted your application after the closing date, |
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you have posted your application after the closing date,

| — | you have not completed and/or signed the application form, |
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you have not completed and/or signed the application form,

| — | you do not meet all the eligibility criteria, |
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you do not meet all the eligibility criteria,

| — | you have not sent all the supporting documents before the closing date. |
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you have not sent all the supporting documents before the closing date.

NB: Candidates who are successful in the pre-selection tests but fail to return the full application form duly completed and signed and accompanied by the requisite supporting documents within the time limit specified (12), will not be admitted to the next stage of the competition.

5.   Establishment of the reserve list

The best candidates (see B.5) will be included in the reserve list.

6.   If, at any stage in the procedure, it is established that the information on your electronic registration form or official application form is incorrect you will be disqualified from the competition.

7.   To facilitate the administration of the competition, in all correspondence you SHOULD GIVE YOUR FULL NAME AS IN YOUR APPLICATION, THE NUMBER OF THE COMPETITION AND YOUR MAIN LANGUAGE, TOGETHER WITH THE REFERENCE NUMBER YOU RECEIVE WHEN YOUR ONLINE INSCRIPTION IS ACCEPTED.

D.   GENERAL INFORMATION

1.   Equal opportunities

The European Union Institutions apply a policy of equal opportunities and accept applications without distinction on the grounds of sex, race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic characteristics, language, religious, political or other convictions or opinions, belonging to a national minority, financial situation, birth, disability, age, sexual orientation, marital status or family situation.

2.   Selection board

A selection board is appointed for each competition. It is made up of members representing both the Administration and the Staff Committee of the Institutions. The names of the members of the selection board will be published on the EPSO website (8) approximately a fortnight before the pre-selection tests/written test.

You are strictly forbidden to make any contact with the members of the selection board, either directly or indirectly. Any infringement of this rule will lead to you being disqualified from the competition.

The European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) is responsible for all communication with candidates until the competition is completed.

3.   Approximate timetable

The competition will take approximately nine months starting from the date of confirmation of inscription, depending on the number of applicants.

Full details will be available on the EPSO website (8).

4.   Requests for review - appeal procedures - complaints to the European Ombudsman

See Annex.

5.   Recruitment

If you are placed on the reserve list you will be eligible for appointment as a probationary official as and when required by the European Institutions, in Brussels, Luxembourg or any other place of activity.

If you are offered a post, you will be asked to produce the originals of all the requisite documents such as diplomas, so that copies can be authenticated.

Recruitment will depend on vacant posts and funds becoming available.

Depending on the nature of a post, candidates on the reserve list may initially be offered a temporary contract; in this case, their names will remain on the reserve list.

6.   You should note that the retirement age for staff is laid down in the Staff Regulations as follows:

| — | either automatically at the age of 65 years, |
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either automatically at the age of 65 years,

| — | or, at the official's own request, at the age of 63 years or where the official is between 55 and 63 years of age and satisfies, as specified in the Staff Regulations, the requirements for immediate payment of a pension, |
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or, at the official's own request, at the age of 63 years or where the official is between 55 and 63 years of age and satisfies, as specified in the Staff Regulations, the requirements for immediate payment of a pension,

| — | exceptionally, at the official's own request and where it is considered to be in the interest of the service, at the age of 67 at the latest. |
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exceptionally, at the official's own request and where it is considered to be in the interest of the service, at the age of 67 at the latest.

7.   Grade

Assistants will be recruited from the reserve list at grade B*3.

8.   Remuneration

Basic monthly salary as at 1 January 2005:

grade B*3, first step: EUR 2 997,60.

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(1)  The European Union institutions apply a policy of equal opportunities and accept applications without distinction on the grounds of sex, race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic characteristics, language, religious, political or other convictions or opinions, belonging to a national minority, financial situation, birth, disability, age, sexual orientation, marital status or family situation.

(2)  The Council has adopted new Staff Regulations involving a new career structure. Recruitment will be based on the new Staff Regulations, in accordance with Annex XIII, Section 2, and in particular Article 12 thereof (see

http://europa.eu.int/comm/dgs/personnel_administration/statut/tocen100.pdf

(3)  http://europa.eu.int/epso/on-line-applications/guide_en.htm

(4)  Article 2 of Council Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 401/2004 states that ‘until 31 December 2010, general competitions shall also be held for the recruitment of officials having one of the existing 11 languages as their main language’.

(5)  For practical reasons this form is available only in English, French and German.

(6)  If a number of candidates have obtained the same number of marks for the last place, the selection board will admit all of them.

(7)  A successful candidate may explicitly request that his/her name not be published.

(8)  http://europa.eu.int/epso

(9)  No later than 12.00 noon, Brussels time, on 3 March 2005.

(10)  EPSO - Info-recruitment - CORT 80 0/48 - B-1049 Brussels - Fax: + 32 2295 74 88.

(11)  E-mail address: epso-AST/5/05-en@cec.eu.int

(12)  The closing date will be indicated in good time in your EPSO profile.

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ANNEX

REQUESTS FOR REVIEW - APPEAL PROCEDURES - COMPLAINTS TO THE EUROPEAN OMBUDSMAN

If, at any stage of the competition, you consider that your interests have been prejudiced by a particular decision, you can:

| — | Request that your application be reconsidered:

  You can request that your application be reconsidered by sending a letter within 20 days of the date of dispatch of the letter informing you of the decision, setting out the reasons, to:





  European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) |
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| Mail Service |
| CORT 80 |
| Open competition EPSO/AST/5/05 |
| B-1049 Brussels |

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Request that your application be reconsidered:

You can request that your application be reconsidered by sending a letter within 20 days of the date of dispatch of the letter informing you of the decision, setting out the reasons, to:

European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO)

Mail Service

CORT 80

Open competition EPSO/AST/5/05

B-1049 Brussels

EPSO will forward your request to the Chair of the selection board where it comes within the board's remit. You will be sent a reply as soon as possible.

| — | Appeals:







  — | either you can bring a case before:





  The Court of First Instance of the European Communities |
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| Boulevard Konrad Adenauer |
| L - 2925 Luxembourg |

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Appeals:

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either you can bring a case before:

The Court of First Instance of the European Communities

Boulevard Konrad Adenauer

L - 2925 Luxembourg

under Article 236 of the Treaty establishing the European Community and Article 91 of the Staff Regulations of officials of the European Communities,

| — | or you can lodge a complaint under Article 90(2) of the Staff Regulations of officials of the European Communities, at the following address:





  European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) |
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| Mail Service |
| CORT 80 |
| Open competition EPSO/AST/5/05 |
| B-1049 Brussels |

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or you can lodge a complaint under Article 90(2) of the Staff Regulations of officials of the European Communities, at the following address:

European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO)

Mail Service

CORT 80

Open competition EPSO/AST/5/05

B-1049 Brussels

The time limits for initiating these two types of procedure (see the Staff Regulations as modified by Council Regulation (EC) No 723/2004 of 22 March 2004 published in the Official Journal of the European Union
  L  124 of 27 April 2004 — http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex) start to run from the time you are notified of the act allegedly prejudicing your interests.

Please note that the appointing authority (AIPN) does not have the power to amend the decisions of a selection board. The Court has consistently held that the wide discretion enjoyed by selection boards is not subject to review by the Court unless rules which govern the proceedings of selection boards have clearly been infringed.

| — | Complaint to the European Ombudsman:

  You can, like all citizens of the European Union, make a complaint to the





  European Ombudsman |
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| 1 Avenue du Président Robert Schuman - BP 403 |
| F-67001 Strasbourg Cedex |

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Complaint to the European Ombudsman:

You can, like all citizens of the European Union, make a complaint to the

European Ombudsman

1 Avenue du Président Robert Schuman - BP 403

F-67001 Strasbourg Cedex

under Article 195(1) of the Treaty establishing the European Community and in accordance with the conditions laid down in the Decision of the European Parliament of 9 March 1994 on the Staff Regulations and the general conditions governing the performance of the Ombudsman's duties, published in Official Journal of the European Communities
  L 113 of 4 May 1994.

Note that complaints made to the Ombudsman have no suspensive effect on the period laid down in Articles 90(2) and 91 of the Staff Regulations for lodging, respectively, a complaint or an appeal with the Court of First Instance under Article 236 of the Treaty establishing the European Community.

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| 2.2.2005 | EN | Official Journal of the European Union | CA 26/17 |
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2.2.2005

EN

Official Journal of the European Union

CA 26/17

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NOTICE OF OPEN COMPETITION EPSO/AST/6/05

(2005/C 26A/02)

The European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) is organising the following open competition, based on tests, to constitute a reserve pool from which to recruit

CLERICAL OFFICERS (1) (C*1)
   (2)
  in the buildings management sector

CONTENTS

| A. | DUTIES AND ELIGIBILITY (PROFILE OF APPLICANTS) |
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A.

| B. | SUCCESSIVE STAGES OF THE COMPETITION |
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B.

| C. | HOW TO APPLY |
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C.

| D. | GENERAL INFORMATION |
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D.

| ANNEX: | Requests for review - appeal procedures - complaints to the European Ombudsman |
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ANNEX:

A.   DUTIES AND ELIGIBILITY (PROFILE OF APPLICANTS)

Open competition EPSO/AST/6/05 is being held to recruit clerical officers (C*1) in the buildings management sector.

The purpose of this competition is to draw up a reserve list from which to fill vacant posts in the Institutions of the European Union.

Number of successful candidates: 30

The European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) is publishing the following notices of open competitions in parallel:

| — | EPSO/AST/6/05 (C*1) in the buildings management sector |
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EPSO/AST/6/05 (C*1) in the buildings management sector

| — | EPSO/AST/5/05 (B*3) in the buildings management sector |
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EPSO/AST/5/05 (B*3) in the buildings management sector

Please note that the tests for the above competitions may be held simultaneously. You may therefore apply for one of these competitions only. You must choose which one when you register online, and cannot change your choice after the closing date for registration.

I.   DUTIES

Executive and supervisory tasks belonging to buildings management, concerning mainly the structure of buildings (including external coverings, water-proofing and carpentry), technical installations in buildings (high- and low-voltage installations, air conditioning systems, plumbing, etc.), finishings (floor, wall and ceiling coverings, carpentry, furniture and equipment, etc.) and hygiene services (cleaning, waste disposal, etc.).

These duties require a sound practical knowledge of the areas listed above as well as sound knowledge of the computer systems used in this field.

By way of indication, the duties may include:

| — | monitoring and supervising servicing and maintenance work, |
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monitoring and supervising servicing and maintenance work,

| — | monitoring energy consumption, |
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monitoring energy consumption,

| — | monitoring and coordinating various construction, renovation and refitting work, |
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monitoring and coordinating various construction, renovation and refitting work,

| — | sorting, filing and managing the technical data on the work listed above, especially using standard computing tools (office technology) and specific systems (CAD), |
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sorting, filing and managing the technical data on the work listed above, especially using standard computing tools (office technology) and specific systems (CAD),

| — | assisting with the following: drafting tender specifications, drawing up plans, site meetings with contractors, calls for tender and checking invoices. |
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assisting with the following: drafting tender specifications, drawing up plans, site meetings with contractors, calls for tender and checking invoices.

The European institutions place particular importance on the ability of applicants to grasp problems of all kinds, often complex in nature, to react rapidly to changing circumstances and to communicate effectively. You will have to show initiative and imagination and be highly motivated. You should be able to work frequently under pressure, both on your own and in a team, and to adjust to a multicultural working environment. You must be prepared to develop your professional skills throughout your career.

II.   ELIGIBILITY (PROFILE OF APPLICANTS)

You may apply for this competition if, on the closing date for online registration (see section C), you meet the following requirements:

1.   Certificates, diplomas and professional experience

You must have:

| (i) | a level of post-secondary education attested by a diploma in a field relevant to the duties described in section A.I., or |
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a level of post-secondary education attested by a diploma in a field relevant to the duties described in section A.I., or

| (ii) | a level of secondary education or secondary vocational education attested by a diploma giving access to post-secondary education followed by at least three years' full-time professional experience relevant to those duties, or |
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a level of secondary education or secondary vocational education attested by a diploma giving access to post-secondary education followed by at least three years' full-time professional experience relevant to those duties, or

| (iii) | a professional training or professional experience of an equivalent level relevant to the duties described under A.I. and obtained the relevant diploma or certificate, followed by at least five years' full-time professional experience relevant to those duties. |
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a professional training or professional experience of an equivalent level relevant to the duties described under A.I. and obtained the relevant diploma or certificate, followed by at least five years' full-time professional experience relevant to those duties.

The selection board will allow for differences between education systems. As a general guide see the examples of the minimum qualifications required — annexed to the Guide for Applicants (3) (on the EPSO website) — as according to category and which bear no effect on the more specific conditions which may be imposed by a particular notice of competition.

2.   Knowledge of languages  (4)

You must have:

| (a) | a thorough knowledge of one of the following official languages of the European Union: Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish or Swedish (main language) and |
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a thorough knowledge of one of the following official languages of the European Union: Danish, Dutch, English, Finnish, French, German, Greek, Italian, Portuguese, Spanish or Swedish (main language) and

| (b) | a satisfactory knowledge of a second of these languages. |
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(b)

a satisfactory knowledge of a second of these languages.

Please give details of which languages you know on your online registration form (5).

After the closing date for applications, you may not change the languages in which you have chosen to take the tests.

All EPSO's communications to candidates for this competition will be in English, French or German. You may address EPSO in any official EU language.

3.   General terms and conditions

You must:

| — | be a citizen of one of the Member States of the European Union, |
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be a citizen of one of the Member States of the European Union,

| — | enjoy full rights as a citizen, |
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enjoy full rights as a citizen,

| — | have fulfilled any obligations imposed on you by the laws concerning military service, |
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have fulfilled any obligations imposed on you by the laws concerning military service,

| — | meet the character requirements for the duties involved. |
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meet the character requirements for the duties involved.

B.   SUCCESSIVE STAGES OF THE COMPETITION

1.   Pre-selection tests - marking

You will sit tests (a), (b), and (c) in your second language, as specified on the online registration form.

| (a) | A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your specialist knowledge in the sector.
  This test will be marked out of 50 (pass mark: 25). |
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(a)

A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your specialist knowledge in the sector.

This test will be marked out of 50 (pass mark: 25).

| (b) | A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your knowledge of the European Union and EU Institutions.
  This test will be marked out of 20 (pass mark: 10). |
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(b)

A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your knowledge of the European Union and EU Institutions.

This test will be marked out of 20 (pass mark: 10).

| (c) | A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your general ability, in particular your verbal and numerical reasoning skills.
  This test will be marked out of 40 (pass mark: 20). |
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(c)

A test comprising a series of multiple-choice questions to assess your general ability, in particular your verbal and numerical reasoning skills.

This test will be marked out of 40 (pass mark: 20).

Wrong answers in the pre-selection tests will not be penalised.

For all the pre-selection tests the 90 best candidates (6) having obtained the pass mark in each of these tests will be invited to submit a full application with a view to being admitted to the competition.

The selection board will mark your written test (d) if, after considering your application, it establishes that you meet all the eligibility criteria.

NOTE: for organisational reasons, written test (d) will be held on the same day as the pre-selection tests (a), (b) and (c).

The fact that you have been invited to sit written test (d) at the same time as pre-selection tests (a), (b) and (c) does not mean you have been admitted to the competition.

2.   Written test - marking

| (d) | A test in your main language and on a subject related to the ‘Duties’ described above, to assess your:






  — | specialist knowledge, |
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(d)

A test in your main language and on a subject related to the ‘Duties’ described above, to assess your:

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specialist knowledge,

| — | comprehension skills and ability to analyse and summarise, and drafting skills. |
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comprehension skills and ability to analyse and summarise, and drafting skills.

There will be a choice of topics.

This test will be marked out of 50 (pass mark: 25).

The selection board will invite to oral test (e) the 60 best candidates  (6) who have obtained the pass mark in written test (d) and who meet the conditions for admission to the competition.

3.   Oral test - marking

| (e) | Interview with the selection board in your main language to enable it to assess your suitability to carry out the duties described at A.I. above. This interview will focus in particular on your specialist knowledge in the buildings sector and your knowledge of the European Union. Knowledge of your second language will also be tested. The interview is also designed to evaluate your ability to adjust to working as a European civil servant in a multicultural environment.
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(e)

Interview with the selection board in your main language to enable it to assess your suitability to carry out the duties described at A.I. above. This interview will focus in particular on your specialist knowledge in the buildings sector and your knowledge of the European Union. Knowledge of your second language will also be tested. The interview is also designed to evaluate your ability to adjust to working as a European civil servant in a multicultural environment.

This test will be marked out of 40 (pass mark: 20).

4.   Date and time allowed for the tests

The pre-selection tests and the written test will be held simultaneously for all applicants at one or more centres in the European Union.

The date of the pre-selection and other tests, and the time allowed for them, will be scheduled by the European Personnel Selection Office and cannot be changed at an applicant's request. These details will be notified when you receive your invitation to the tests.

5.   Reserve list

The selection board will draw up a reserve list, divided into (no more than four) merit classes sorted in alphabetical order, of the best candidates  (6) (see section A, number of successful candidates) in written test (d) and oral test (e) who have obtained the pass mark in each of these tests.

The reserve list, together with its expiry date, will be published  (7) in the Official Journal of the European Union and on the EPSO website (8).

C.   HOW TO APPLY

Please refer also to the Guide for Applicants  (3), which can be found on the EPSO website  (8). Here you can find detailed instructions to help you submit your application correctly.

1.   Creation of an EPSO profile/Electronic inscription

Before submitting your inscription, you should carefully check whether you meet all the eligibility criteria (see section A, particularly concerning the types of diploma and professional experience required).

If you want to apply, you must register via the internet by going to the EPSO website  (8) and following the instructions there concerning the various stages of the procedure.

It is your responsibility to complete your online registration in time (9). We strongly advise you not to wait until the last few days before applying, since heavy internet traffic or a fault with your internet connection could lead to the online registration being terminated before you complete it, thereby obliging you to repeat the whole process. You will no longer be able to register your inscription once the deadline for the submission of registration has passed.

On completion of your online registration, you will receive on screen a registration number which you must note - this will be your reference number in all matters concerning your application. Once you receive this number, the process is finished - it is the confirmation that we have registered the data you entered.

If you do not receive a number, your inscription has not been registered!

Please note that you must have an e-mail address. This will be used to identify the candidate. The information you must enter in your registration includes the languages you choose (see A.II.2) as well as the details of your qualifications (title, name of issuing establishment and date obtained).

Once registered, you can use the website  (8) (click on ‘Ongoing competitions’) to follow the progress of the competition.

If you have a disability that prevents you from registering online, you may request, preferably by fax, a paper version of the form
   (10)
  , which you should fill in, sign and return by registered mail, postmarked no later than the closing date for registration. All subsequent communication between EPSO and you will be by post.

You must enclose with your application form a certificate attesting your disability, issued by a recognised body. You should also set out on a separate sheet of paper any special arrangements you think are needed to make it easier for you to take part in the tests.

The closing date for registration is 3 March 2005. Online registration will not be possible after 12.00 noon Brussels time on that day.

NB:

  Within one month following the final date for registration, EPSO will invite you to confirm your inscription and, where applicable, to choose the city in which you wish to sit the pre-selection tests/written test.
  The invitation and confirmation will take place solely via your EPSO profile.
  If you do not confirm your inscription within two months following the final date for registration, EPSO will consider that you have withdrawn your application. Your application will therefore be terminated.

2.   Pre-selection tests/written test

The applicants invited to the pre-selection tests/written test will be those who are found to meet the general terms and conditions (see A.II.3) after EPSO has carried out a preliminary eligibility check based on the information given in the registration forms, and who have confirmed their inscription in time.

3.   Invitation to pre-selection and other tests

Information about the invitation to attend the pre-selection tests/written test, the full application form and the invitation to the oral test will be available only on the EPSO website  (8). You can access it using the user name and password you specify when registering. You are responsible for updating, via your EPSO profile, any change in your postal and/or e-mail address.

You are responsible for keeping track of the progress of the competition, ensuring that for each stage you can access the information relevant to your application by consulting your EPSO profile. If you find that you cannot do this, you must notify EPSO immediately by e-mail (11).

As far as possible you will be asked to sit the pre-selection tests and the written test in the city you choose when you confirm your inscription. For organisational reasons you will not be able to switch to another venue unless you can prove that you have changed residence and have informed EPSO of this no later than three weeks before the planned date of the pre-selection tests/written test.

Oral tests will normally be held in Brussels.

4.   Full application

The best candidates  (6) as referred to in section B.1 will be asked to print and complete the full application form which they will find in their EPSO profile on the website  (8). It must be sent in by the closing date (12).

Documents to enclose with the application form

Your application must give full details of your citizenship, studies and professional experience. You should also enclose with your application the following documents:

| — | a document proving your citizenship, |
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a document proving your citizenship,

| — | diploma(s), |
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diploma(s),

| — | evidence of professional experience clearly indicating the starting and finishing dates and the exact nature of the duties carried out, |
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evidence of professional experience clearly indicating the starting and finishing dates and the exact nature of the duties carried out,

| — | a numbered annex of the above documents. |
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a numbered annex of the above documents.

You should send only unauthenticated photocopies of these documents.

You must fill in the application form in full, i.e. you may not simply refer to any previous application forms submitted or to any other documents enclosed with such applications. None of the documents submitted with your application will be returned.

Signing and sending the form

It is your responsibility to make sure that your application form, duly completed, signed and accompanied by all the supporting documents, is sent in time
   (12)
  by registered post (the postmark will serve as proof of the date of sending) to the following address:

| European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) |
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| Open competition EPSO/AST/6/05 |
| B-1049 Brussels |

European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO)

Mail service

CORT 80

Open competition EPSO/AST/6/05

B-1049 Brussels

Scrutiny of applications

The selection board will examine the files of the best candidates in the pre-selection tests who have obtained the pass mark in each of the tests to determine whether they meet the conditions laid down in section A.II.1 and 2 of this notice. The selection board will then mark the written test of the candidates who meet all the conditions for admission set out in section A.II. and will invite the best candidates (see B.2) to the oral test.

You will automatically be disqualified if:

| — | you have posted your application after the closing date, |
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you have posted your application after the closing date,

| — | you have not completed and/or signed the application form, |
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you have not completed and/or signed the application form,

| — | you do not meet all the eligibility criteria, |
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you do not meet all the eligibility criteria,

| — | you have not sent all the supporting documents before the closing date. |
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you have not sent all the supporting documents before the closing date.

NB: Candidates who are successful in the pre-selection tests but fail to return the full application form duly completed and signed and accompanied by the requisite supporting documents within the time limit specified  (12), will not be admitted to the next stage of the competition.

5.   Establishment of the reserve list

The best candidates (see B.5) will be included in the reserve list.

6.   If, at any stage in the procedure, it is established that the information on your electronic registration form or official application form is incorrect you will be disqualified from the competition.

7.   To facilitate the administration of the competition, in all correspondence you should give your
  FULL NAME AS IN YOUR APPLICATION, THE NUMBER OF THE COMPETITION AND YOUR MAIN LANGUAGE, TOGETHER WITH THE REFERENCE NUMBER YOU RECEIVE WHEN YOUR ONLINE INSCRIPTION IS ACCEPTED.

D.   GENERAL INFORMATION

1.   Equal opportunities

The European Union Institutions apply a policy of equal opportunities and accept applications without distinction on the grounds of sex, race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic characteristics, language, religious, political or other convictions or opinions, membership of a national minority, financial situation, birth, disability, age, sexual orientation, marital status or family situation.

2.   Selection board

A selection board is appointed for each competition. It is made up of members representing both the Administration and the Staff Committee of the Institutions. The names of the members of the selection board will be published on the EPSO website  (8) approximately a fortnight before the pre-selection tests/written test.

You are strictly forbidden to make any contact with the members of the selection board, either directly or indirectly. Any infringement of this rule will lead to you being disqualified from the competition.

The European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) is responsible for all communication with candidates until the competition is completed.

3.   Approximate timetable

The competition will take approximately nine months starting from the date of confirmation of inscription, depending on the number of applicants.

Full details will be available on the EPSO website  (8).

4.   Requests for review - appeal procedures - complaints to the European Ombudsman

See Annex.

5.   Recruitment

If you are placed on the reserve list you will be eligible for appointment as a probationary official as and when required by the European Institutions, in Brussels, Luxembourg or any other place of activity.

If you are offered a post, you will be asked to produce the originals of all the requisite documents such as diplomas, so that copies can be authenticated.

Recruitment will depend on vacant posts and funds becoming available.

Depending on the nature of a post, candidates on the reserve list may initially be offered a temporary contract; in this case, their names will remain on the reserve list.

6.   You should note that the retirement age for staff is laid down in the Staff Regulations as follows:

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either automatically at the age of 65 years;

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or, at the official's own request, at the age of 63 years or where the official is between 55 and 63 years of age and satisfies, as specified in the Staff Regulations, the requirements for immediate payment of a pension;

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exceptionally, at the official's own request and where it is considered to be in the interest of the service, at the age of 67 at the latest.

7.   Grade

Clerical officers will be recruited from the reserve list at grade C*1.

8.   Remuneration

Basic monthly salary as at 1 January 2005:

grade C*1, first step: EUR 2 341,61

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(1)  The European Union institutions apply a policy of equal opportunities and accept applications without distinction on the grounds of sex, race, colour, ethnic or social origin, genetic characteristics, language, religious, political or other convictions or opinions, membership of a national minority, financial situation, birth, disability, age, sexual orientation, marital status or family situation.

(2)  The Council has adopted new Staff Regulations involving a new career structure. Recruitment will be based on the new Staff Regulations, in accordance with Annex XIII, Section 2, and in particular Article 12 thereof (see

http://europa.eu.int/comm/dgs/personnel_administration/statut/tocen100.pdf).

(3)  http://europa.eu.int/epso/on-line-applications/guide_en.htm

(4)  Article 2 of Regulation (EC, Euratom) No 401/2004 of 23 February 2004 states that ‘until 31 December 2010, general competitions shall also be held for the recruitment of officials having one of the existing 11 official languages as their main language’.

(5)  For practical reasons this form is available only in English, French and German.

(6)  If a number of candidates have obtained the same number of marks for the last place, the selection board will admit all of them.

(7)  A successful candidate may explicitly request that his/her name not be published.

(8)  http://europa.eu.int/epso.

(9)  No later than 12.00 noon, Brussels time, on 3 March 2005.

(10)  EPSO - Info-recruitment — C-80 0/48 - B-1049 Brussels - Fax: + 32 2295 74 88.

(11)  E-mail address: epso-AST/6/05-en@cec.eu.int.

(12)  The closing date will be indicated in good time in your EPSO profile.

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ANNEX

REQUESTS FOR REVIEW - APPEAL PROCEDURES - COMPLAINTS TO THE EUROPEAN OMBUDSMAN

If, at any stage of the competition, you consider that your interests have been prejudiced by a particular decision, you can take one of the following courses of action:

| — | Requests for applications to be reconsidered

  You can request that your application be reconsidered by sending a letter within 20 days of the date of dispatch of the letter informing you of the decision, setting out the reasons, to:





  European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) |
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Requests for applications to be reconsidered

You can request that your application be reconsidered by sending a letter within 20 days of the date of dispatch of the letter informing you of the decision, setting out the reasons, to:

European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO)

Mail service

CORT 80

Open competition EPSO/AST/6/05

B-1049 Brussels

EPSO will forward your request to the Chair of the selection board where it comes within the board's remit. You will be sent a reply as soon as possible.

| — | Appeals







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Appeals

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Either you can bring a case before:

The Court of First Instance of the European Communities

Boulevard Konrad Adenauer

L - 2925 Luxembourg

under Article 236 of the Treaty establishing the European Community and Article 91 of the Staff Regulations of officials of the European Communities,

| — | or you can lodge a complaint under Article 90(2) of the Staff Regulations of officials of the European Communities, at the following address:





  European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO) |
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or you can lodge a complaint under Article 90(2) of the Staff Regulations of officials of the European Communities, at the following address:

European Personnel Selection Office (EPSO)

Mail service

CORT 80

Open competition EPSO/AST/6/05

B-1049 Brussels

The time limits for initiating these two types of procedure (see Staff Regulations as modified by Council Regulation No 723/2004 of 22 March 2004 published in the Official Journal of the European Union
  L  124 of 27 April 2004 — http://europa.eu.int/eur-lex) start to run from the time you are notified of the act allegedly prejudicing your interests.

Please note that the appointing authority (AIPN) does not have the power to amend the decisions of a selection board. The Court has consistently held that the wide discretion enjoyed by selection boards is not subject to review by the Court unless rules which govern the proceedings of selection boards have clearly been infringed.

| — | Complaints to the European Ombudsman

  You can, like all citizens of the European Union, make a complaint to:





  European Ombudsman |
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Complaints to the European Ombudsman

You can, like all citizens of the European Union, make a complaint to:

European Ombudsman

1 Avenue du Président Robert Schuman - BP 403

F-67001 Strasbourg Cedex

under Article 195(1) of the Treaty establishing the European Community and in accordance with the conditions laid down in the Decision of the European Parliament of 9 March 1994 on the Staff Regulations and the general conditions governing the performance of the Ombudsman's duties, published in Official Journal of the European Communities L 113 of 04.05.1994.

Note that complaints made to the Ombudsman have no suspensive effect on the period laid down in Articles 90(2) and 91 of the Staff Regulations for lodging, respectively, a complaint or an appeal with the Court of First Instance under Article 236 of the Treaty establishing the European Community.

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European Parliament

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2.2.2005

EN

Official Journal of the European Union

CA 26/30

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LIST OF SUITABLE CANDIDATES

OPEN COMPETITION PE/99/A

ADMINISTRATORS (A 6)

ENGINEERS WITH MULTIDISCIPLINARY SKILLS IN BASIC INFORMATION TECHNOLOGIES AND THEIR APPLICATIONS

(2005/C 26 A/03)

List of suitable candidates adopted on 30 November 2004

| 1. | NAEGEL François |
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NAEGEL François

| 2. | LESNIAK Christophe |
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2.

LESNIAK Christophe

| 3. | DELEPINE Ludovic |
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3.

DELEPINE Ludovic

| 4. | RETTORE Luca |
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4.

RETTORE Luca

| 5. | SPYCKERELLE Filiep |
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5.

SPYCKERELLE Filiep

| 6. | VATSOLAKI Panagiota |
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6.

VATSOLAKI Panagiota

| 7. | LINGRIS Stavros |
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7.

LINGRIS Stavros

| 8. | WEISSLINGER Claude |
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8.

WEISSLINGER Claude

| 9. | COLLADO MARCOS Carlos |
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9.

COLLADO MARCOS Carlos

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