The document outlines the organization structure at the division level of a railway system. Key roles include: - Divisional Railway Managers (DRM) manage train operations and infrastructure in each division. - Senior Divisional Mechanical Engineers (DSL)/DME(DSL) oversee repairs and maintenance at diesel sheds in each division and report to the Chief Motive Power Engineer. - Assistant Divisional Mechanical Engineers (ADME) are responsible for maintenance of tracks, bridges, buildings and other fixed assets and conduct safety inspections in each division. - Senior officers monitor train operations, liaise with other divisions, and update headquarters officials. Junior officers assist senior officers and have duties

1. Topic
ORGANISATION STRUCTURE
(DIVISION LEVEL)

2. GM:
• AGM periodically reviews the weekly meetings on speed
restrictions of the trains in the divisions held by the Divisional
Railway Managers in coordination with Chief Operations
Manager and Principal Chief Engineer at the Head Quarters
level.

3. • managing train operations in the division. This includes planning
the train schedules, ensuring the timely departure and arrival of
trains, and managing the train movements. Managing
infrastructure: DRM is responsible for managing the
infrastructure of the division.
DRM:

4. DME:
• 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.

5. ADME:
• The Assistant Engineer is generally responsible for the
maintenance and safety of all way and works in his charge, for
the accuracy, quality and progress of new works and control
over all expenditure in relation to budget allotment.

6. • These officers are responsible for the maintenance of all fixed
assets of Indian railways, i.e. Track, Bridges, Buildings, Roads,
Water supply, land etc.
• Super check of coaching and goods trains, conduct night
inspections, joint inspection with officers of Civil. Engg, S&T,
Electrical and Mechanical department and Safety Audit.
BRANCH OFFICER:

7. SENIOR OFFICER:
• Acting and using the powers as delegated vide NWR SOPs.
• ii. Monitor the train operational work of entire division.
• iii. Make close liaison with other Divisions / Divl. Departments’
officers to
• facilitate smooth train operations.
• iv. Appraise the Train operation position to the HQ officials.

8. JUNIOR OFFICER:
• This officers are acts as the staff of organisation .This officers are
works under the senior officers .
• The work of this officers is Continuous updating and designing of job
descriptions, reduction of number of categories for job enrichment
through multi skilling, / qualifications and responsibilities are need of
the day. Review of work methods and sequences regularly, so as to
create groups for execution of job whenever new technologies are
introduced.

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