20 RSP Shift in-charges awarded for exemplary work

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Rourkela: Twenty shift in-charges of Rourkela Steel Plant (RSP) have been awarded with ‘Performance Excellence Award for Shift In-charges’ for their exemplary leadership and outstanding work done by them towards achieving  improvement in production, maintenance, services, cost, quality, industrial relations and safety.

The awardees are: Paramananda Tudu, Senior Manager, Blast Furnace (Mechanical), Rabindra Nath Sahu, Junior Manager, New Sinter Complex, Manoranjan Kumar, Deputy Manager, Steel Melting Shop-I, Subrat Kanungo, Senior Manager, Hot Strip Mill (Mechanical), Hirak Kumar Raul, Assistant Manager, ERWPP (Electrical), Prasanta Kumar Nanda, Assistant Manager, CRM (Mechanical), Santosh Choudhury, Junior Manager (Water Management), Sandeep Bansal, Assistant Manager, Town Engineering (Civil), Pravat Kumar Swain, Assistant Manager (Projects), Premananda Panda, Junior Manager (Medical), Dambarudhar Ekka, Senior Operative, Coke Ovens, Aurovinda Sahoo, SOST, Ore Bedding and Blending Plant, Bikram Majhi, SOST, SMS-II/ MSRS (M), Khudi Mundari, Assistant Roller, Plate Mill (Operation), Rama Narayan Pattanaik, Senior Operative, Shops (Foundries), Babuli Sahu, Senior Technician, Crane Maintenance, Raghunath Mohanty, Senior Instrumentation Technician, Instrumentation-SMS-II, Narendra Kumar Panda, Senior Technician, Heavy Maintenance (Electrical), Kalpataru Jena, Yard Master, TRM and Bibekananda Biswal, Assistant Store Keeper, Marketing-SSSY.

S N Roy, ED (Works) presented the awards to the winners in the Annual Performance Review and Award function held at the Gopabandhu Auditorium here on Utkal Divas.


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