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NIC 78200

Manpower & Facility Services

ITI-trained switchboard operators, junior linemen, khalashi and grid-substation crews, deployed to Jharkhand's distribution and transmission utilities on annual contract — with Ranisons as employer of record.

Workmen deployed
1100+
Licensed for
300 workmen
Documented value
₹6.16 crore

Manpower services

Technical Manpower Outsourcing

ITI-trained switchboard operators, junior linemen and unskilled khalashi deployed to distribution utilities on annual contract.

Statutory compliance

Compliance you can check, not just claims

Every statement below names the licence or registration behind it. Ask us for the certificate and we'll send it.

Licensed contract labour employer
Contract Labour Licence CLL1736400584601, Govt. of Jharkhand — up to 300 workmen.
EPF registered
Establishment code JHRAN0010949000. Every deployed person registered with a unique number.
ESI coverage
Employees' State Insurance registration maintained for all deployed personnel.
Group personal accident cover
Carried for every individual, in addition to statutory cover, as required by JBVNL contracts.
Registered establishment
Shops & Establishments registration SEA1736400584601, valid to 31/12/2027.
Employer of record
Wages, EPF, ESI and bonus are our obligation. The client incurs no liability for deployed staff.
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For buyers

Need staff deployed?

Tell us the grades and headcount. We have mobilised 283 people across three divisions inside a 15-day window.

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For job seekers

Looking for work?

We recruit ITI-trained electricians, linemen and site staff across Jharkhand, with EPF, ESI and accident cover from day one.

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On site

Ranisons crews on a substation erection — structures raised, isolators and switchgear fitted, connections made. Supplied by the site team; no contract reference is claimed for these. Select any one to enlarge it.

  • Crew in high-visibility vests and helmets erecting a steel gantry structure in a substation yard

    Gantry structure being erected, with temporary bracing still in place.

  • Workers aligning a steel column against a guy pole before it is grouted

    Column aligned and held on a guy pole before the base is grouted.

  • Worker kneeling at the base of a steel structure finishing the concrete pedestal

    Base pedestal finished at ground level once the structure is plumb.

  • Two workers plumbing a steel structure with a temporary prop

    Structure checked for plumb before the props come off.

  • Steel gantry with cross-bracing under erection, workers at the base

    Cross-bracing fitted between gantry legs.

  • Worker at height fitting an isolator to a substation gantry

    Isolator being fitted at height, harnessed to the structure.

  • Worker seated on a cross-arm connecting high-tension switchgear

    Switchgear connections made from the cross-arm.

  • Worker on a cross-arm above mounted switchgear, crew working below

    Work at height and at ground level running together on the same bay.

  • Worker connecting conductor into an insulator stack on a substation structure

    Conductor landed into the insulator stack.

  • High-tension switchgear and post insulators mounted on a completed steel structure

    HT switchgear and post insulators mounted and bussed.

  • A bank of isolators installed on a substation gantry against an overcast sky

    Isolator bank installed on the completed gantry.

  • Crew working below installed high-tension switchgear in a substation yard

    Ground crew below the installed switchgear.

  • Lineman working at height on an isolator gantry crossarm while four crew work at ground level below

    Isolator gantry: making off at height, with the ground crew below.

  • Site crew in high-visibility vests and helmets standing at a partly erected structure

    Crew at the structure during erection.

  • Site crew in high-visibility vests and helmets standing at a completed substation bay

    Crew at the completed bay.

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Cover, not headcount

What an annual manpower contract actually covers

  1. The network

    The stations covered by the contract, mapped as a radial distribution network with its feeders.

  2. Deployment

    ITI-trained operators, linemen and khalashi posted station by station, with statutory compliance carried by us.

  3. The shift

    Switching, load transfer and routine O&M carried out under the utility’s instruction.

  4. Round the clock

    Handover between shifts, so cover is continuous rather than a headcount on a page.