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Substation Operation Staffing

ITI-trained operators and shift guards for round-the-clock operation of 220/132/33 kV grid substations.

Voltage range33 kV – 220 kV

Grid substation operation is the most demanding staffing work we undertake. The personnel are working on live extra-high-voltage apparatus, on continuous shift, where an error is not recoverable.

Under work order 65 dated 23.03.2018, Ranisons supplied technical and non-technical resources for the operation of 220/132/33 kV grid substations under the Transmission Circle, Ranchi — 29 ITI-trained personnel and 32 unskilled shift guards across the Ranchi and Gumla divisions, at a contract value of ₹100 lakh.

Qualifications for every deployed resource were verified by the utility’s assistant electrical engineer before takeover, and every individual carried EPF, ESI and group personal accident cover.

Method

How we deliver

  1. 01

    Grade mapping

    Operator and guard headcount fixed per substation and per shift against the transmission utility's requirement.

  2. 02

    Credential verification

    ITI qualifications verified by the assistant electrical engineer before takeover of any resource.

  3. 03

    Safety onboarding

    Statutory registration and group personal accident cover before any person goes on shift.

  4. 04

    Shift deployment

    Continuous cover across all shifts, with substitution arranged in advance.

  5. 05

    Monitoring

    Monthly attendance certification by the engineer-in-charge.

Questions

Frequently asked

What voltage substations have you staffed?

220/132/33 kV grid substations under the Transmission Circle, Ranchi, for Jharkhand Urja Sancharan Nigam Limited.

How many personnel did that contract cover?

29 ITI-trained personnel and 32 unskilled shift guards across the Ranchi and Gumla transmission divisions, at a contract value of ₹100 lakh.

How is safety handled on live EHV apparatus?

Every individual is covered by group personal accident insurance in addition to EPF and ESI, and qualifications are verified by the utility's assistant electrical engineer before any resource is taken over.