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ORGANISATION CHART OF ROLLING STOCK DEPARTMENT W.R. HQ
DUTIES AND RESPONSIBILITY OF MECHANICAL OFFICERS:
1. | Principal Chief Mechanical Engineer | Overall in-charge of Rolling Stock Department of Western Railway | 2. | Chief Workshop Engineer | Incharge of all workshops of Rolling Stock department of WR including outturn, planning for future workload and infrastructure development, staff policies, Unit Cost monitoring, PNM issues, Budget, etc. Material Procurement issues of stock items of Rolling Stock department, AAC, coordination meeting with Stores. Technical and material issues with RDSO, PUs and Railway Board and failure analysis All matters pertaining to RSP (both Mechanical and Electrical) Budget- WMS of workshops and revenue budget for workshops and open line Scrap generated from workshops and open line depots, condemnation of coaches and wagons including self-propelled stocks Training incharge for Rolling Stock department Improvement plans and innovations pertaining to above Any other duties assigned by PCME/WR
| 3. | Chief Motive Power Engineer (Diesel) | All Diesel sheds Organization is headed by him. Looks after repairs and maintenance of Diesel locomotives and DEMU/DPC on WR. Coordination of activities concerning to DEMU maintenance on WR Procurement of stock items and monitoring material availability concerning DEMU maintenance on WR Planning facilities, works. M&P and RDSO concerning DEMU maintenance on WR Coordination with workshops, MRVS/MMRDA, PUs Training of Personnel in Diesel Sheds Improvement plans and innovations pertaining to above Any other duties assigned by PCME/WR
| 4. | Chief Rolling Stock Engineer (Coaching) | All coaching depots are under his control. Responsible for repairs and maintenance of coaches running over WR. All issues related to coach maintenance of WR including safety examination, air brake maintenance, mechanized coach cleaning, watering, CTS, OBHS and Bio-Toilet maintenance, coordination with RDSO and Railway Board Material planning, AAC, Budget and RSP for coach maintenance depots Linen management and commissioning of laundries Complaint management, Coach mitra and Clean Rail application Perspective planning for future workload in coaching depots Improvement plans and innovations pertaining to above Training of staffs in Coaching depots Any other duties assigned by PCME/WR
| 5. | Chief Rolling Stock Engineer (Freight & Operation) | Maintenance of freight trains in open line including ROH, arranging POH feed to workshops, coordination with RDSO and Railway Board Material planning, AAC, budget and RSP for Wagon Maintenance depots Training of staffs in Wagon depot Co-ordinating and processing of CRS sanction for all types of Rolling Stock for Rolling Stock department Diesel Loco operations and fuel management Attending Punctuality meetings Improvement plans and innovations pertaining to above Any other duties assigned by PCME/WR
| 6. | Chief Rolling Stock Engineer (Planning) | Training for supervisors and staff in C&W depots. ManPower Planning for Rolling Stock department of WR & co-ordination of RRB/RRC indents. Environment and House-keeping Management (EnHM). Improvement plans and innovations pertaining to above Arbitration and Court cases. राजभाषा से सम्बधित पत्राचार Monitoring of Shared folders including Targets and Objectives Any other duties assigned by PCME/WR
| 7. | Chief Mechanical Engineer (Planning) | Formulation of Works Programme and M&P programme under all relevant heads Planning of facilities plan for coaching wagons depots on WR including setting up of facilities for high speed train operation and self-propelled stocks Monitoring of progress of all ongoing works of Rolling Stock department Planning and monitoring of high priority items like quick watering arrangements, automatic coach washing plants and other M&P being installed in Coaching and Wagon depots Monitoring procurement, installation and commissioning of M&P Modernization of Workshops and surveys of Mechanical facilities Monitoring of expenditure vis-a-vis budget of Plan Head works and M&P Any other duties assigned by PCME/WR
| 8. | Chief Mechanical Engineer (IT & Safety) | Coordinate with respective HODs and monitor all IT related projects like FMM, CMM, WISE, OMRS,e-Office, Industry 4.0, Mission Raftaar items, Star Coaching depot items, Artificial intelligence, predictive maintenance, Data analytics and Cloud computing Safety officer for Mechanical department, Disaster management, ART, ARME and cranes, Attending safety meetings and Safety audits Heritage Monitoring of Shramik Kalyan Portal, Database for Contract labor Monitoring of Good Work Portal of Railway Board, Entries for Best innovations and other awards, Evaluation of IR related innovations in Field units and proliferation in all units Maintenance and Commissioning of Railway owned EIMWBs Training in outside Institutions for improving technology & management related skills Any other duties assigned by PCME/WR
| 9. | Chief Electrical Engineer (RS) | All issues related with operation and maintenance EMU and MEMU services on WR including coordination with Railway Board and RDSO Procurement of stock items and monitoring material availability and RSP items for EMUs/MEMUs Planning facilities, works, M&P and RDSO for EMUs/MEMUs Coordination with workshops, MRVC/MMRDA, PUs. CRS sanction, speed certificate and Gm’s sanction for EMUs/MEMUs Training of Personnel of EMU/MEMU sheds Improvement plans and innovations pertaining to above Any other duties assigned by PCME/WR
| 10. | CESE | Coordination of activities concerning AC and Train lighting of coaches on WR Procurement of stock items and monitoring material availability and RSP items concerning AC and TRain lighting of coaches on WR Planning facilities, works, M&P and RDSO concerning AC and Train lighting of coaches on WR Coordination with workshops, MRVC/MMRDA, PUs Training of personnel of Electrical Coaching depots Improvement plans and innovations pertaining to above Any other duties assigned by PCME/WR
| 11. | Dy. Chief Mechanical Engineer (W) | Monitoring and evaluation of outturn in various workshops of WR Materials- periodic review of AAC, Ensuring availability, Planning stores coordination meetings, confirmation of Technical descriptions, revision of drawing, technical suitability in stores procurement cases and technical member intender cases RSP- Planning, procurement, monitoring of progress, ensuring availability of funds Nodal officer for e-Office implementation To assist CWE in budget control To conduct technical audits of workshops To coordinate various technical issues with RDSO, Railway Board, PUs, issues related to Vendor directory, Examination of New specs, trails Any other work assigned by PCME and CWE
| 12. | Dy. Chief Mechanical Engineer (DSL) | Coordination of activities concerning to DEMU maintenance on WR Procurement of stock items and monitoring material availability concerning DEMU maintenance on WR Monitoring of works, M&P and RDSO concerning DEMU maintenance on WR Improvement plans and innovations pertaining to above Any other work assigned by PCME and CMPE (DL)
| 13. | Dy. Chief Mechanical Engineer (Chg) | i) Management of Mechanical Coaching office including replies to letters, preparations of items for GM/PCME/CRSE(Chg) conferences, other meetings, etc.
ii) Timely submission of PCDO and other statements to Railway Board, RDSO, replies of RTI, parliamentary questions, etc. iii) Brief for Monday meeting, Punctuality meeting, Asset failure meeting and Safety meeting Monitoring progress of Bio-Toilet AMOC and watering contracts Cadre position, manpower planning and Benchmarking Review of infrastructure facilities required for maintenance of coaching stock in depots/stations. Monitoring of sanctioned works for coaching depots Mechanical concurrence for FTR, special trains, introduction of new trains and augmentation of coaches, correction/uploading rake link of trains and working time table Coordination with HQ stores/Accounts regarding coaching items, linen items, stock and non-stock demands/indents, review of AAC, stocking proposals and liaison with division for SI Monthly store meeting, agenda minutes and follow-up for coaching depot related items Budget position for demand 6D and 8F Analysis of enroute coach detachment, punctuality loss, Primary/secondary detachment/unscheduled detachments and unusual Technical upgradation like CCTV, ATES, CMS etc. All training related matters All linen management functions including procurement, stock availability and Mechanized laundries To maintain regular coordination with Sr. DMEs for execution of contracts of OBHS, Mechanized cleaning of trains and stations, pest & rodent control Monitoring of new coaches (LHB) being turned from PUs Any other work assigned by PCME and CRSE(Chg)
| 14. | Dy. Chief Mechanical Engineer (Wagon) | Maintenance of Freight trains in open line including ROH, arranging POH feed to workshops, coordination with RDSO and Railway Board Material planning, AAC, budget and RSP for wagon maintenance depots Training of staffs in wagon depots Coordinating and processing of CRS/GM’s sanction for all types of Rolling Stock for Rolling Stock department Improvement plans and innovations pertaining to above Any other duties assigned by PCME and CRSE (Freight)
| 13. | Dy. Chief Mechanical Engineer (Plg.) | Planning- Scrutiny and processing of new work proposals for sanction and inclusion in Pink Book, LAW Book, Umbrella Work, etc through IRPSM. Progress- Monitoring of progressof works sanctioned under Plan Head- 42, utilization of the fund allotted and budgeting including re-appropriation. Processing of detailed estimate/revised estimate for sanction at HQ level. M&P- Formulation of M&P programme under PH-41. Processing for M&P sanctions under Board/Zonal powers. Liasoning with COFMOW and Stores Department for procurement of M&P. All functions pertaining to budgeting and utilization of the fund allotted under PH-41. Facilitating commissioning and warranty repairs of the M&P items. TC of M&P items pertaining to PH-41 & 42. Survey- Planning for Mechanical facilities to be included in the survey report/DPRs for projects under New Lines, Gauge Conversion, Doubling and Traffic facilities. Monitoring the progress of Mechanical facilities sanctioned under Plan Heads other than 41 & 42. Works in connection with Private Siding, DFCC, MRVC and NHSRCL projects. Miscellaneous
A-General i)Duties of CPIO for Mech. Deptt. HQ office, RTI statement, ii) Extension of Works Charged posts- Gaz and Non Gaz under D&G charges iii) Updation of WR Railnet and Internet sites- Mechanical Portion iv) GM’s narrative report B-Planning Cell v) Reply to MP/MLA representation/ references vi) Union items vii) Audit inspections, Audit Para Reports viii) Reply of GM/Board level inspection notes Any other duties assigned by PCME and CME(Plg.)
| 14. | Dy. CEnHM | Environment and Housekeeping Management (EnHM) To maintain regular coordination with Sr. DMEs for execution of contracts of Mechanized cleaning of stations under EnHM To monitor progress of use of non conventional energy sources for energy conservation To monitor progress of water recycling plants for water conservation Monitoring of Environment related works To monitor and coordinate Swachhta Pakhwada drive and other related drive for Environment To collect the progress of EnHM function from divisions through monthly PCDO and communicating to Railway Board Manpower planning for Rolling Stock department of WR and coordination of RRB/RRC indents To monitor the progress of proper disposal of solid waste arising in trains and stations under EnHM CSR activities Compilation of Good Works done related to environment (ETP, WRP, Water Saving, Energy Savings etc) To conduct monthly inspections for monitoring the performance of EnHM functions in divisions Training of supervisors and staff in C&W depots Arbitration and court cases राजभाषा से सम्बधित पत्राचार Monitoring of shared folders including targets and objectives Any other duties assigned by PCME and CRSE(Plg.)
| 15. | Dy.CME(HQ) | Monitor all IT related projects like FMM, CMM, WISE, OMRS, e-Office, Industry 4.0, Mission Raftaar items, Star Coaching depot items, Artificial intelligence, Predictive maintenance, Data analytics and Cloud computing Attending Safety meetings and Safety audits in absence of CME (IT & Safety). All data compilation for above meetings and Audits Monitoring Shramik Kalyan portal, Database for contract labor Monitoring of Good Work portal of Railway Board, Entries for best innovations and other awards, Evaluations of IR related innovations in field units and Proliferation in all units Maintenance and commissioning of Railway owned EIMWBs To provide assistance for e-Office implementation to divisions and Workshops Heritage Training in outside institutions for improving Technology & Management related skills Compiling the position of inspections carried out by HQ officers & tender/contracts related information. Any other duties assigned by PCME and CME (IT & Safety)
| 16. | Dy. CEE (EMU) | Planning, allotment of rakes & other activities related with operation and maintenance of EMU & MEMU services on WR Correspondence with Railway Board, RDSO and Manufacturing units (ICF/RCF) Liaison with other departments in regards to matters/cases pertaining to EMU & MEMU Procurement of Stock items including Technical suitability and Rate reasonability of critical items required for EMUs, MEMUs & Air Conditioned & Train lighting coaches, M&P items, RSP items & contractual work related to operation & maintenance of EMUs & MEMUs Monitoring & coordinating for performance of MX & DHD workshops Coordinating with MRVC, MMRDA & PU for EMU rolling stock and infrastructure for operation and maintenance of sub-urban services Preparation of papers of GM’s Monday meeting, Performance review, Action Plan Coordinating and compiling the Highlights for GM’s and MRS’s MCDO on 1st of every month Analysis of the punctuality cases for meeting with AGM Budget, Work programme, Rolling Stock programme and M&P Programme connected with EMU and MEMU Timely submission of reply of Parliamentary questions, Public Grievances (CPGRAM), RTIs, PNM, ZRUCC, MPs-MLAs CRS sanction, Speed certificates & GM sanction for EMU & MEMU stocks Training of Maintenance and Operation staff of EMU and MEMU sheds Any other duties assigned by PCME and CEE(RS)
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TELEPHONE NUMBER OF MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT Designation | Name of Officer | Rly. Auto | MTNL | PCME | Shri. Surbhit Mathur | 22150 | 22015963 | CWE | Shri. T. V. Subba Rao | 22152 | 22017785 | CMPE (DSL) | Shri. N. K. Pachauri | 22154 | 22820848 | CME(PLG) | Shri. Sandeep Rajvanshy | 22151 | 22023546 | CRSE (PLG) | Shri. Rajesh Dhawan | 23249 | 9004490414 | CRSE (Chg) | Shri. Tarun Huria | 22153 | 22047767 | CRSE (F&O) | Shri. Debashish Tripathi | 22155 | 22818434 | CME/ IT & Safety | Shri. A. R. Tupe | 23736 | 9004490421 | Secy. to PCME | Shri N. T. Bhirud | 22165 | 22093226 | Dy. CME (W) | Shri. Laxminarayan Dahama | 22160 | 22030141 | Dy. CME (DSL) | Shri. Rajendra Prasad | 22198 | 22030140 | Dy. CME (PLG.) | Shri. S. R. Mohite | 22156 | 22030139 | Dy. CEnHM | Shri. G. D. Joshi | 22161 | 9004490508 | Dy. CME (Chg) | Shri. Sourabh Goyal | 22825 | 22055563 | Dy. CME(Freight) |
| 23551 | 22072934 | Dy. CME(HQ) | Shri. Pripal Singh | 22159 | --- | PS-I/PCME | Shri. Dileep Kumar | 22150 | 22015966 | RAILWAY CODES & MANUALS USED BY MECHANICAL DEPARTMENT | DESCRIPTION | | I. | Coaches Coaching Maintenance Manual Coaching Maintenance Instructions IRCA Part-IV | Departmental publications | II | Wagon Wagon Maintenance Manual | Departmental publications | III | Diesel Locomotives WDG3A/WDM3D Maintenance Manual WDM2 Maintenance Manual WDS6 Maintenance Manual WDG3A/WDM3D Maintenance spares Manual WDG4Part catalogue | Departmental publications | IV | CRANES 140 Ton Gottwald Crane Maintenance Manual | Departmental publications | V | Disaster Management Disaster management Manual Accident Manual | Departmental publications | VI | Train Operation GS & SR Working time table | Departmental publications | VII | WORKSHOPS Factory Act Workman Compensation Act Hours of Employment Regulations IR Code for Mechanical department (Workshop) Industrial Dispute Act | Departmental publications |
Mechanical Department is responsible for maintenance of all passengers and freight stock and Diesel locos over Western Railway. The department maintains 546 diesel locomotives. 5300 Passenger coaches and 17043 freight wagons. The staff strength is approx. 24,000. (i)The particulars of its organization, functions and duties
a) Diesel Locomotives:- Organization is headed by Chief Motive Power Engineer (Diesel) with Dy CME (DSL) and AEME (DSL).
A Senior Divisional Mechanical Engineer (DSL)/DME(DSL) is in-charge of each Diesel shed, who looks after repairs and maintenance of Diesel Locomotives running over Western Railway.
Diesel sheds Division | Location of Dieselsheds | Holding | BCT | BA | 40 (31+9) | BRC | PRTN | 16 | ADI | VTA, SBI (MG), SBI (EMD), GIM | 122, 12, 204, 21 | RTM | RTM, MHW | 91, 8 |
b) Freight Operations and functions:- Freight maintenance and diesel loco operation is looked after by Chief Rolling Stock Engineer (Freight & Operating). He is assisted by Dy. CME (wagon), who also looks after maintenance of wagons Also assisted by Dy.CME (DSL) for DSL loco operation including crew management and fuel management. A Senior Divisional Mechanical Engineer in each division is responsible for repairs and maintenance of rolling stock and diesel loco operation. Wagon Depots: DIVISION | Location of Wagon Depots | BRC | BRCY, KRCA | ADI | SBI, GIM, VTA | RJT | HXP | RTM | SMP |
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1.OPERATIONS a)Operations of trains – power/locos, running of trains and interface with Operating Department.
b)Movement and operation of locos, rail buses, DEMUs, ART/ARMEs and all other related matters with operations. 2.CREW MANAGEMENT : a)Crew management at Headquarters is dealt by CRSE(F&O) 3.FUEL MANAGEMENT: a) HSD oil used for diesel traction is controlled by CRSE(F&O). Monitoring and managing the Railway Consumer Depots, fuel distribution, day-to-day issues, inventories of oil etc. are monitored regularly in consultation with Operating Branch. Currently, WR has issues of about 640 kilo litre per day and the annual budget is Rs.1278 crores. Approximately 335 locos are fuelled every day. 4.DISASTER MANAGEMENT: a)CRSE(F&O) is also the incharge of maintenance of ARTs and ARMEs. and SPART/SPARMEs. Currently, there are 14 ARTs and 08 ARMEs and 7 SPARTs/SPARME on Western Railway at the Following locations.
DIVISION | BG | MG | ARME | SPARTs/SPATMEs | ART | ARME | ART | Mumbai | BCT, BL | BA, UDN | UDN, BL, NDB (Tool Van) | -- | -- | Vadodara | -- | BRCP | BRCY | -- | -- | Ratlam | UJN, COR | RTM | RTM, UJN, COR, DHD (Tool Van) | DADN | DADN | Rajkot | RJT | HAPA | RJT | -- | -- | Ahmedabad | GIM, PNU | ADI | KKF, GIM | -- | -- | Bhavnagar | PBR | BVP | BVP | VRL | VRL | (c)COACHING Chief Rolling Stock Engineer (Coaching) looks after the complete coaching maintenance work of Western Railway & look after the Environment Management.He is assisted by an officer in JA grade Dy.CME(Chg) A Senior Divisional Mechanical Engineer in each division assists him. He is responsible for repairs and maintenance of coaches running over Western Railway.
Coaching Depots:
| | | BCT,BDTS,BL,ST, BIM(NG) | BRC | PRTN,ANND, MYG (MG) | ADI | ADI,KKF,NBVJ,GIM SBI | RJT | RJT,OKA, HXP | BVP | BVC, VRL, PBR | RTM | RTM, IND,DADN |
ASSETS
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Stock |
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TOTAL | Siemens Bombardier Medha Air-conditioned BHEL
Retrofitted Alstom
Retrofitted BHEL | 08 74 19 04 01 01 | 05 - - - - - | 13 | Total | 107 | 05 | 112 | Rakes offered for service | 88 | 04 | 92 |
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EMU Maintenance The EMU maintenance is done at 3 car sheds located at Mumbai Central, Kandivali & Virar. POH of EMU rakes is done at Mahalaxmi workshop. These sheds and workshops are accredited with various international certifications like ISO 9001:2008, ISO 14001:2004, OHSAS 18001:2007, ISO 50001:2011, ISO 3834-2, "5S" Practices & Green Co Rating. Passenger Amenities Upgradation: Fully Air-conditioned EMU services: 12 Air Conditioned EMU services are run daily.
Introduction of Uttam EMU rake (5533-5534) into passenger service: Uttam Rake (5533-5534) with Special features was inducted into passenger service and was also widely appreciated in various news media -
 Energy Conservation Measures 107 3-phase EMU rakes are in passenger service. These rakes are energy efficient due to the provision of regenerative braking which results in energy saving of the order of 30% of energy consumed which was about ₹.77.52Cr during the year 2019-20. As an Energy Conservation measure, LED lights are provided in place of Fluorescent tube lights in all EMU & MEMU coaches. This has resulted in savings of about ₹. 81.3 lakhs /annum by EMUs. Development Roadmap Train Simulator: This has been installed at EMU carshed Virar, and has been playing a vital role in enhancing the driving skills of Motorman for
EMU rakes which inturn will improve safety of trains.
Commissioning of Under slung AC Rakes: 12-car Under slung Air-conditioned EMU rake fitted with M/s Medha Electrics, is undergoing trials on Western Railway. Following successful trials, this state of the art first of its kind EMU rake will be put on passenger service. CCTV cameras in EMU rakes: CCTV cameras are installed in 47 EMU rakes to increase passenger security inside the train. Further provision is being planned. Emergency Talkback System: Total Talk back system is installed in 09 EMU rakes for communication with the Guard of the train during Emergency. This is also being extended to all rakes for enhancing security of passengers. Train services increase and 12 car to 15 car augmentation: At present, 1367 services are provided daily for passengers between Churchgate and Dahanu Section. This includes both 12 car and 15 car services. Few existing 12 car services between Andheri & Virar are planned to be augmented to 15 car services. State of the art online rolling in inspection system: Installation of AI-based rolling-in inspection system at BCT rolling inspection point. Digitization: Implementation of digitization programs such as E-Office, IMMS, IREPS in tenders, PCO and store sections. Efforts are being made to achieve complete paperless working. Automation of Rake Cleaning: One Automatic coach washing plant working at EMU Car shed Virar. More such automated washing plants have been planned at other sheds.
MEMU ASSETS The holding of MEMU coaches as on 31.3.20 is as follows.
Type of Coach | As on 31.3.20 | Motor Coach | 100 | Trailer Coach | 296 | Total | 396 |
MEMU Maintenance The routine maintenance of MEMU coaches is done at MEMU shed, Vadodara and the periodic overhauling is done at DAHOD workshop and at EMU shop -Mahalakshmi. MEMU car shed, BRCY is now ISO 9001:2015, ISO 14001:2015, ISO 45001:2018 and ISO 50001:2018 certified shed. A total of 96 MEMU services are running on Western Railway. MEMU car shed, BRCY is the first shed over IR which is maintaining 20 car Rakes and 09 services, between BH to VR, are running with 20 car rakes. Passenger Amenities Upgradation:
03 nos. of New state of the art 3 Phase MEMU Rakes of MEMU Car Shed BRCY were commissioned during the year 2019-20 and are under oscillation trial at NRly. On successful completion of trials these rakes will be inducted into passenger service.
All MEMU rakes are provided with Bio-toilets and 30 numbers of conventional toilets Trailer Coaches fitted with Bio-toilets.
Energy conservation Measures
As an Energy Conservation measure, LED lights are provided in place of Fluorescent tube lights in all MEMU coaches for better illumination and energy efficiency. This has resulted in savings of about ₹.7.39 lakhs/ annum by MEMUs. Development Roadmap Work is under progress for Infrastructure enhancement in MEMU Car Shed, BRCY to cater 30 Rakes of 24 coach length. MEMU services are being planned to be introduced in newly electrified sections all over Western Railway.
(d)PLANNING:
Chief Mechanical Engineer (Planning) is assisted by Dy.CME(Plg.) and AEME (P&P) for planning, progress and modernization of maintenance infrastructure on W.R.
CME (Plg) is dealing with the following works: 1)Formulation of Proposals under Annual M&P Programme PH-41of Western Railway 2)Formulation of Proposals under Works Programme of Western Railway 3)Monitoring of progress of on-going works under plan head 41 & 42 4)Modernization of Workshops, C&W Depots and Diesel Sheds 5)Coordination of M&P Programme for all departments of Western railway 6)Distribution of funds and utilization of funds for plan head 41 & 42 7)Mechanical facilities related with Gauge conversion doubling and new line projects including Survey
e)WORKSHOPS Western Railway has 5 workshops. The Chief Workshop Engineer is the overall in-charge of the functioning of shops and related issues. He is assisted by one JAG Dy CME(W), at Headquarters office. He also co-ordinates for Rolling Stock programme sanction for the Railway. WORKSHOPS | ACTIVITIES | Carriage Workshop Lower Parel Mumbai | Undertakes Periodical overhauling (POH) of BG coaches.The targeted outturn is 143.3 coaches per month | EMU Workshop Mahalaxmi Mumbai | Undertakes Periodical overhauling (POH) of Electrical Multiple Units (EMU) coaches running on suburban sections. The targeted outturn is 47 EMU and 0.83 Tower cars per month | Loco, Carriage & Wagon Workshop Dahod | Undertakes Periodical overhauling (POH) & Mid term Rehabilitation (MTR) of Electric locos and POH of MEMU and DEMU, Tower cars and BG Freight wagons. The targeted outturn is 130 wagons, 7.5 locos, 0.58 Tower cars ,23.16 MEMUs & 6.66 DEMU coaches per month | C&W Workshop Pratap Nagar | Undertakes POH Freight wagons & NG passenger coaches. The targeted outturn is 80 wagons and 3 NG coaches respective, per month | Carriage Workshop Bhavnagar | Undertakes Periodical overhauling (POH) of BG coaches. The targeted outturn is 67 coaches per month. |
(ii)The powers and duties of its officers and employees In the Mechanical organization Chief Mechanical Engineer is the Principal HOD and he is the overall in charge of entire Mechanical department of Western railway. (iii)The procedure followed in the decision making process, including channels of supervisions and accountability. (Decision making process, channels of supervisions as per organization setup above shown) (iv)The norms set by it for the discharge of its functions (v)The rules, regulations, instructions, manuals and records, held by it or under its control or used by its employees for discharging its functions.
Source : Western Railway CMS Team Last Reviewed : 09-01-2023
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