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GEPCO (Gujranwala Electric Power Company) is one of the nine distribution companies in Pakistan responsible for supplying electricity to parts of Punjab province. It was incorporated in 1998 and took over the distribution network from the former Gujranwala Area Electricity Board. GEPCO's objectives include improving financial management, reducing transmission losses, ensuring reliable power supply, and facilitating customers. It operates various departments such as human resources, promotion, inquiries, and administration to carry out its functions.
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- 3. GEPCO(Gujranwala Electrical PowerCompany)3www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 4. Power sector inPakistan 4www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 5. Pakistan’s industrial growthand development depended on the availability electric power .Power supply has lagged behind demand, resulting in major load shedding Power-generating capacity grew from 119 MW at the time of partition The share of public sector was around 70 per cent and the private sector 30 per cent 5www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 6. WAPDA and theKarachi Electric Supply Corporation (KESC) was two bodies who were responsible of generation, transmission, distribution and retail supply of electricity in Pakistan WAPDA supplied power to all of Pakistan KESC supply the metropolitan city of Karachi and some of its surrounding areas 6www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 7. WAPDA(Water And PowerDevelopment Authority)7www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 8. WAPDA was createdin 1958 The purpose of coordinating and giving a unified direction to the development of schemes in Water and Power Sectors This function was previously being dealt with, by the respective Electricity and Irrigation Department of the Provinces 8www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 9. The Charter ofDuties of WAPDA is to investigate, plan and execute schemes for the following fields: Generation, Transmission and Distribution of Power. Irrigation, Water Supply and Drainage. Prevention of Water logging and Reclamation of Waterlogged and Saline Lands. Flood Management. Inland Navigation. 9www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 10. Financial Resources:Internal cashgeneration; Grants made by the Government; Loans obtained from the Government; Sale proceeds of bonds issued under the authority of Government; Loans obtained by the Authority from the financial institutions; Foreign loans obtained from the World Bank, ADB etc. and All other sums received by the Authority. 10www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 11. The settlement withIndia over the water usage of the Indus Basin rivers was being negotiated Development of Indus Basin Project comprising works of two large dams at Mangla and Tarbela WAPDA has planned and investigated schemes for exploitation of surface water resources Achievements:11www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 12. Constructed medium sizedams at Tanda, Khanpur and Hub Chablat Kas Irrigation scheme near Hasanabdal Karachi (North Karachi) Irrigation scheme 12www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 13. Power Wing iscurrently head by Member (Power) Comprising of Generation, Transmission and Distribution Power Wing:13www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 14. Power wing isrestructured into fourteen (14) public limited companies Four (4) Thermal Power Generation Companies (GENCOs) Nine (9) Distribution Companies (DISCOs) One (1) National Transmission & Power Dispatch Company (NTDC) 14www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 15. Four (4) ThermalPower Generation Companies (GENCOs) Southern Generation Power Company Limited (GENCO-1) headquarter at Jamshoro district Dadu near Hyderabad Sindh. Central Power Generation Company Limited (GENCO-2) headquarter at Guddu district Jacobabad Sindh. 15www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 16. Nine (9) DistributionCompanies (DISCOs) as under : 1] (LESCO) - Lahore Electric Supply Company 2] (GEPCO) - Gujranwala Electric Power Company 3] (FESCO) - Faisalabad Electric Supply Company 4] (IESCO) - Islamabad Electric Supply Company 5] (MEPCO) - Multan Electric Power Company 6] (PESCO) - Peshawar Electric Power Company7] (HESCO)- Hyderabad Electric Supply Company8] (QESCO) - Quetta Electric Supply Company9] (TESCO) - Tribal Electric Supply Company16www.saifullahkhalid.com
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- 18. Undertake the taskof investigating, planning and executing schemes for irrigation Drainage, prevention of water logging Reclamation of saline land as an autonomous body responsible for integrated development of water and power resources in Pakistan Entrusted with the work of implementing Indus Basin Settlement Plan WATER WING:18www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 19. GEPCO(Gujranwala Electric PowerCompany)19www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 20. GEPCO has beensetup over an area of jurisdiction and network of formerArea Electricity Board, which was created in early eightiesIt encompassed the areas of existing Districts of Gujranwala, Hafizabad, Sialkot, Narowal, Gujrat and MandiBahauddinGEPCO was incorporated on 25th April, 1998 Obtain certificate for commencement of business on 5th June, 1998 GEPCO is distribution company (DISCO) 20www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 21. Provide Safe, Secure,Accessible and Reliable Electric Power supply to our esteemed Customers in accordance with their varying needs in a cost effective and efficient manner with special emphasis on excellence and innovation .Mission Statement:21www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 22. To acquire ortake over those properties, rights and liabilities of WAPDA AEB Gujranwala To carry on expand and extend the business and activities To acquire or take over those properties, rights and liabilities of the Grid stations of the Pakistan WAPDA and the transmission lines in relation Objective:22www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 23. To carry onall or any of the business of purchasing, importing, transforming, converting, distributing, supplying, exporting and dealing in electricity promoting the conversation and efficiently use of electricity and all other forms of energy. 23www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 24. To improve financialmanagement to maximize utilization of Company resources. To make the operations of Company profitable. To generate sufficient cash flows to meet operating and investment requirements of the Company. To achieve optimum debt equity ratio which provides financial soundness to Company and better return on investment to shareholders.Financial Objectives:24www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 25. To maintain anddevelop network that meets consumers demand. To reduce line losses by improving line maintenance and metering security.To ensure continuity of supply to electricity consumers round the clock.Technical Operations Objectives:25www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 26. To ensure speedyprovision of electricity connections to prospective consumers. To provide timely and accurate billing to consumers. To facilitate consumers for timely deposit of bills. To improve quality of service by taking prompt action on complaints and redressal of their grievances. Commercial Operations Objectives:26www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 27. To ensure recruitmentof best possible employees in accordance with the operational requirements. Train manpower in accordance with their assignments to improve their skills and efficiency. Manpower Planning Objectives:27www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 28. To procure equipmentand material in a transparent manner. To ensure timely availability of equipment and material. To make cost effective procurement of materials without compromising on quality Procurement Planning Objectives:28www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 29. Loans AwardedPick & DropServiceMedical Facilities Marriage Grant Scholarships Free Electricity Supply Employee Welfare:29www.saifullahkhalid.com
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- 31. Chairman : Mr. Ikhlaq Ahmed Butt (Chief Executive, Sonex Industry Ltd. Gujranwala )Director :Rana Muhammad AshrafZahid (Chief Executive Officer GEPCO, Gujranwala )Director : Mr. Khalid Javed (GM (C&M) - WAPDA, G-44, Wapda House, LHR. )Board of Directors:31www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 32. Director : Mr. Zahoor-Ul-Haq (Chief Engineer (R.E) WAPDA IEEEP Building, 17/C-1, Faisal Town, LHR.) Director :Mirza Muhammad Imtiaz Ahmed (Chief Executive, Metro Hi-Tech Pvt. Ltd. Gujrat. )Director : Mr. Khawar Anwar Khawaja (Chief Executive - Grays of Cambridge Pak, Sialkot. )Director : Mr. Iqbal Anwar (Chief Engineer - GSC (North), NTDC )32www.saifullahkhalid.com
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- 35. Human Resource Planning,Selection, RecruitmentHuman Resource DevelopmentCompensation & BenefitsSafety & Health AllowancesEmployee and Labor relationHuman Resource researchHUMAN RESOURCE DEPARTMENT35www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 36. Maintains secrete servicerecords of officers/officials of GEPCO maintain Seniority lists Annual Confidential Records of the employeesPromotion is held only for regular officers seniority lists are prepared in their respective cadres BPS-5 and above is required to pass Departmental Promotion examination and Training PROMOTION CELL36www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 37. Deals with alldisciplinary cases Enquiries are also checked Complaints are received and appeal cases and complaints are also processed.General, DC, NAB complaints are also enquired in this department Show cause notices are also issued if some one involved in a case INQUIRY SECTION37www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 38. Assistants do workrelated to traveling & medical allowances Marriage grants, widow grants, flat allotment, scholarship of students (children of employees Service books of all employees are also maintained under this department GENERAL SECTION38www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 39. Sanction of allkind of leaves Grants for advances, lease and it also include posting and transfer of employees Courses and training are also dealt by this section Deals with man power planning, increments, regulations of disputed period, causality reports and renewals and also NOC Certificates Issuance of ID card and, condolence letter also dealt ADMIN SECTION39www.saifullahkhalid.com
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- 41. Regional Training CenterTechnicalNontechnicalSafetyCommercialManagementTraining lab41www.saifullahkhalid.com
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- 44. Levels of trainingneed assessmentOrganizational levelTask analysisIndividual or personal level44www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 45. Training Schedule atGEPCOfor year 200945www.saifullahkhalid.com
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- 51. Organizational levelOrganizational goalsOrganizationalresourcesOrganizational climateEnvironmental constraints51www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 52. Task AnalysisOverall jobdescriptionTask identificationIdentify what it takes to do the jobIdentify the areas that can most benefit from HRD52www.saifullahkhalid.com
- 53. Person AnalysisBuilding ACRIssuanceof certificatesNo proper performance appraisal because of seniority53www.saifullahkhalid.com
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