With respect to the stiff competition from global as well as domestic competitors, the only route to success is quality. In line with this a two day workshop on 'Root Cause Analysis' began on Thursday at IFX conference hall BHEl, Bhopal.
Shashi Ranjan Prasad, Executive Director BHEl, Bhopal was present as the Chief Guest. Kishore Purswani, General Manager (In Charge) Corporate Quality; DK Dikshit, General Manager, Quality; AK Sarkar, AGM, Corporate Quality; MK Sharma, AGM, QTR; JB Basfore, AGM, QTM & QEM; Anurag Shukla, Sr DGM, BEX and other senior officials were present in the programme. The programme was also attended by 200 senior executives.
Prasad in his address stressed on adherence to systems. He emphasised that three factors- quality, cost and delivery determines the presence in market. All process data should be preserved which in case of any discrepancy if any can be analysed at a later stage, to arrive at the root cause of the problem, added Prasad.
Speaking on the occasion, Purswani said that in order to overcome various non-conformities that surface time and again, there is a need to do a root cause analysis in right perspective. He further said that the need of the hour is to eliminate all discrepancies for achieving the desired target.
Meanwhile, under the banner of Town Administration Department BHEl, Bhopal; a massive tree plantation programme was organised on Thursday at Shastri Market near Piplani. On this occasion Shashi Ranjan Prasad, Executive Director BHEl, Bhopal was present as the Chief Guest.
All general managers, senior officials, trade union representatives, traders association and town administration officials were also present in the programme. Around 1200 saplings are to be planted in the area, out which 850 saplings were planted on Thursday. The saplings have been planted in the area where there were 24 no. of quarters lying in a dilapidated condition. The land was leveled and made suitable for plantation.
Prasad speaking on this occasion appreciated the efforts of Town Administration Department. He announced the area to be named after former Prime Minister late lal Bahadur Shastri guiding the officials to install a bust of Shastriji in the park and construct a jogging area for the visitors.