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DOB: 3rd Feb 1984
Residential address & contact details
207/B, Progressive bldg,
Dattaram Lad road,
Near Chinchpokli railway station,
Chinchpokli (E), Mumbai-400012
gauravkalekar03@yahoo.com,
http://in.linkedin.com/pub/gauravkalekar/20/b79/665,
M: 9619584905
SFS under PMO was established for administration of support
 functions like Admin, Occupational Health & Safety (OHS), Training,
 Outsourcing & Logistics. Being PMO coordinator along with
 coordination for project management control system was also
  responsible for SFS coordination mainly for Admin & OHS.
NOTE: Due to company’s privacy policy some documents & templates are
  not shared in this presentation

   Main responsibilities ,

      1) Administration of mentioned support functions;
      2) Process improvement for support functions;
      3) Ensuring proper synchronization among support functions.
Major agendas under Admin,

   Facilitation,
     1)   Office facilities,
     2)   Accommodation for employees on roaming,
     3)   Transportation ,
     4)   Employees & assets security at office & GH premises,
     5)   Communication facilities include .

   Vendor Management
     1) Vendor selection
     2) Vendor compensation.

   Reporting & Cost control
     1) Monthly reports,
     2) Bimonthly reports
   Office facilities – These are classified as,

     1) Corporate offices,
     2) Regional offices,
     3) Warehouses

   Accommodation for employees on roaming,
    This should be in compliance with HR policies for Business Travel.

    NOTE: For Chinese employees any country other than China is roaming location
  hence they are eligible to avail company’s GH facility anywhere in India.
Unshared document for travel policy
    Transportation
    1) Employees pick up & drop facility for Office <--- > Guest house
 2) Vehicles for projects – Based on inputs received from PMO
 3) Vehicles for employees at VP & Executive level (24 X 7)
Unshared document for travel policy


    Employees & assets security at office & GH premises
    1) Geometric solutions
    2) Digital access solutions
    3) Security guards


    Communication facilities include
    1) Laptops , fixed lines & CUG Mobile facilities
 2) Intranet(VPN) & Internet broadband facilities
Vendors are those providing services in categories listed below,

1)   Communication,
2)   Transportation,
3)   Office & Accommodation,
4)   Employees & assets security

Vendor finalization is done through bidding process.
Workflow for vendor finalization ---
Vendor(1 to N)         quotation                 Circle Admin
                 ------------------------------>
Circle Admin       3 quotations              Zonal Functional Administrator
                 ------------------------------>
   ZFA          1 quotation(After negotiation) Admin Head
                ------------------------------->
Admin Head            Approves                 HOD (ASD) for final approval
                ------------------------------>
Admin Head             rejects             ZFA( Back to selection
  process,                          process new quotations if
              ------------------------------> if required )

   Vendor compensation  Terms for compensation get included in
    agreement signed by both parties.

   Bills submitted by vendors are applied by respective circle admin in ERP
    system named as “Finance on Line (FOL) “.
   These vouchers are then after approval by respective project/MS
    authority comes under finance department for final audit & processing
    before payment to vendor.

   Any kind of money laundering, bribes, gifts from vendors are strictly
    prohibited.
   Code of Conduct for ZTE’s contractors is baseline for vendor
    management. (Unshared Code of Conduct document)
   Reporting categories with respective frequencies of submission are
      mentioned below

Name of report    Category       Inclusive of                    Frequency Template
Monthly Admin     Facilitation   1) Accommodation details.       4th of every
report                           2) Office & GH facilitation     month          Unshared
                                 expenses                                       template



                                                                                Unshared
Monthly vehicle                  1) Departmental vehicles        7th of every
                  Facilitation                                                  template
report                           2) Project/MS vehicles          month

                                 Additional expenses to be       23rd of        Unshared
Budget for next
                  Cost control   occurred next month in order    running        template
month
                                 to revise & fix targets         month

Status for                       Status for payment of vehicle                  Unshared
                  Vendor                                         Bimonthly(15
payment of                       vendors                                        template
                  Management                                     th & 30th)
vehicle vendors
   Cost control becomes significant for transportation category under
    project/MS usage.

   Taking same in consideration there are some policies formalized to
    control KM usage & extra Hrs.

Unshared template

   Also variables like Electricity consumption, communication expenses
    get special attention paid by Management.
Major OHS agendas,

   ZTE’s OHS policy & documentation

   OHS awareness,

   Hazard identification & Risk assessment (HIRA),

   Legal compliance

   H & S promotional activities
Occupational health and safety policy sets out our commitment for
    continual improvement in health and safety conditions for our employees
    and stakeholders.


We aim to achieve this by

   Adopting our global occupational health and safety vision and principles.
   Promoting robust occupational health and safety work practices to prevent ill
    health and injury cases.
   Ensuring compliance to legal and other requirements.
   Ensuring our people are well informed and trained.
   Minimizing occupational health and safety risks to acceptable levels and
    working towards zero fatality.


Dated                                                           Mr.Huang Dabin

30 July 2010                                                              (CEO)
Documentation includes ,
  1) System procedures -- System procedures are in direct proportion to “Hazard
  Identification”. In order to identify hazards in our routine job we require specific system
  & processes which are called as System procedures

  Unshared Template


 2) Control procedures -- Operation control procedures are in direct proportion to
  “Risk Assessment”. In order to mitigate risks which are possible outcomes of Hazards we
  require control processes which are called as Control procedures.

  Unshared Template


   Definitions of Hazard & Risk
   Hazard – source or situation with a potential for harm in terms of injury or ill health,
  damage to property, damage to workplace environment or a combination of these,
   Risk - combination of the likelihood and consequences of a specified hazardous event
  occurring
3) Code of Conduct for ZTE’s contractors
ZTE Supplier Code of Conduct- Salient Points
   Freedom of Association and the Right to Collective Bargaining
   The Contractor shall not use forced or compulsory labor, it must not use
    “Child Labor”. ZTE will not make any deal with vendor supporting child labor.
   The Contractor shall provide remuneration that meets any national legal
    standard on minimum wage.
   The Contractor shall respect the personal dignity, privacy and rights of each
    individual.
Unshared document for contractor’s code of conduct

4) Minimum wages policy–
This is as per guidelines finalized by respective State Government
Awareness includes making employees aware about,

   Organizations OHS policy;
   Code of conduct for ZTE’s contractors;
   Operation control procedures;
   Incident-Accident reporting.
     This is very important when any accident occurs. When accident occurs
  after giving immediate appropriate treatment to victim it is must to report or
  bring it to notice of local OHS team in order to mitigate related risks in
  future.
Unshared Documents
HIRA is all about Identification of possible “Hazards” at all work locations &
prioritizing “Risks” in order to prepare mitigation plan.
Hazard identification is done by considering sources of potential damage for
major work categories
   Risk Assessment is done by calculating “Risk Priority Number (RPN)” on the
    basis of Scale, Severity & Probability for occurrence of any incident (ie Risk)

   RPN = Scale (Sc) X Severity (Se) X Probability (P)

   Risks are divided in two categories - Acceptable Risk & Unacceptable Risk

   If RPN is below 16 then Risk is acceptable & for RPN above 16, risks are
    controlled with special attention .

 Document used for reference --- HIRA Register
Unshared HIRA Register
Legal compliance basically means OHS through activities in
    compliance to ACTs & Laws set by Government for categories listed
    below

     1) Environmental protection,
     2) Construction,
     3) Labor resource management.

 Document used for reference ---- Legal Register & compliance
  matrix.
UNSHARED
Methods adopted to monitor OHS compliance as per organizational
 policy are,

   1) Internal & external (Customer) review meetings,
   2) Monthly assessments,
   3) Circle audits,
   4) Site audits.


Methods adopted for promotion of OHS are,

   1) Awareness programs,
   2) Employee’s health check up programs,
   3) Emergency mock drills.
Thanks !
Any queries ? Please call on 9619584905 or
mail at gauravkalekar03@yahoo.com

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Project management office sfs

  • 1. DOB: 3rd Feb 1984 Residential address & contact details 207/B, Progressive bldg, Dattaram Lad road, Near Chinchpokli railway station, Chinchpokli (E), Mumbai-400012 gauravkalekar03@yahoo.com, http://in.linkedin.com/pub/gauravkalekar/20/b79/665, M: 9619584905
  • 2. SFS under PMO was established for administration of support functions like Admin, Occupational Health & Safety (OHS), Training, Outsourcing & Logistics. Being PMO coordinator along with coordination for project management control system was also responsible for SFS coordination mainly for Admin & OHS. NOTE: Due to company’s privacy policy some documents & templates are not shared in this presentation  Main responsibilities , 1) Administration of mentioned support functions; 2) Process improvement for support functions; 3) Ensuring proper synchronization among support functions.
  • 3. Major agendas under Admin,  Facilitation, 1) Office facilities, 2) Accommodation for employees on roaming, 3) Transportation , 4) Employees & assets security at office & GH premises, 5) Communication facilities include .  Vendor Management 1) Vendor selection 2) Vendor compensation.  Reporting & Cost control 1) Monthly reports, 2) Bimonthly reports
  • 4. Office facilities – These are classified as, 1) Corporate offices, 2) Regional offices, 3) Warehouses  Accommodation for employees on roaming, This should be in compliance with HR policies for Business Travel. NOTE: For Chinese employees any country other than China is roaming location hence they are eligible to avail company’s GH facility anywhere in India. Unshared document for travel policy
  • 5. Transportation 1) Employees pick up & drop facility for Office <--- > Guest house 2) Vehicles for projects – Based on inputs received from PMO 3) Vehicles for employees at VP & Executive level (24 X 7) Unshared document for travel policy  Employees & assets security at office & GH premises 1) Geometric solutions 2) Digital access solutions 3) Security guards  Communication facilities include 1) Laptops , fixed lines & CUG Mobile facilities 2) Intranet(VPN) & Internet broadband facilities
  • 6. Vendors are those providing services in categories listed below, 1) Communication, 2) Transportation, 3) Office & Accommodation, 4) Employees & assets security Vendor finalization is done through bidding process. Workflow for vendor finalization --- Vendor(1 to N) quotation Circle Admin ------------------------------> Circle Admin 3 quotations Zonal Functional Administrator ------------------------------> ZFA 1 quotation(After negotiation) Admin Head -------------------------------> Admin Head Approves HOD (ASD) for final approval ------------------------------>
  • 7. Admin Head rejects ZFA( Back to selection process, process new quotations if ------------------------------> if required )  Vendor compensation  Terms for compensation get included in agreement signed by both parties.  Bills submitted by vendors are applied by respective circle admin in ERP system named as “Finance on Line (FOL) “.  These vouchers are then after approval by respective project/MS authority comes under finance department for final audit & processing before payment to vendor.  Any kind of money laundering, bribes, gifts from vendors are strictly prohibited.  Code of Conduct for ZTE’s contractors is baseline for vendor management. (Unshared Code of Conduct document)
  • 8. Reporting categories with respective frequencies of submission are mentioned below Name of report Category Inclusive of Frequency Template Monthly Admin Facilitation 1) Accommodation details. 4th of every report 2) Office & GH facilitation month Unshared expenses template Unshared Monthly vehicle 1) Departmental vehicles 7th of every Facilitation template report 2) Project/MS vehicles month Additional expenses to be 23rd of Unshared Budget for next Cost control occurred next month in order running template month to revise & fix targets month Status for Status for payment of vehicle Unshared Vendor Bimonthly(15 payment of vendors template Management th & 30th) vehicle vendors
  • 9. Cost control becomes significant for transportation category under project/MS usage.  Taking same in consideration there are some policies formalized to control KM usage & extra Hrs. Unshared template  Also variables like Electricity consumption, communication expenses get special attention paid by Management.
  • 10. Major OHS agendas,  ZTE’s OHS policy & documentation  OHS awareness,  Hazard identification & Risk assessment (HIRA),  Legal compliance  H & S promotional activities
  • 11. Occupational health and safety policy sets out our commitment for continual improvement in health and safety conditions for our employees and stakeholders. We aim to achieve this by  Adopting our global occupational health and safety vision and principles.  Promoting robust occupational health and safety work practices to prevent ill health and injury cases.  Ensuring compliance to legal and other requirements.  Ensuring our people are well informed and trained.  Minimizing occupational health and safety risks to acceptable levels and working towards zero fatality. Dated Mr.Huang Dabin 30 July 2010 (CEO)
  • 12. Documentation includes , 1) System procedures -- System procedures are in direct proportion to “Hazard Identification”. In order to identify hazards in our routine job we require specific system & processes which are called as System procedures Unshared Template 2) Control procedures -- Operation control procedures are in direct proportion to “Risk Assessment”. In order to mitigate risks which are possible outcomes of Hazards we require control processes which are called as Control procedures. Unshared Template Definitions of Hazard & Risk Hazard – source or situation with a potential for harm in terms of injury or ill health, damage to property, damage to workplace environment or a combination of these, Risk - combination of the likelihood and consequences of a specified hazardous event occurring
  • 13. 3) Code of Conduct for ZTE’s contractors ZTE Supplier Code of Conduct- Salient Points  Freedom of Association and the Right to Collective Bargaining  The Contractor shall not use forced or compulsory labor, it must not use “Child Labor”. ZTE will not make any deal with vendor supporting child labor.  The Contractor shall provide remuneration that meets any national legal standard on minimum wage.  The Contractor shall respect the personal dignity, privacy and rights of each individual. Unshared document for contractor’s code of conduct 4) Minimum wages policy– This is as per guidelines finalized by respective State Government
  • 14. Awareness includes making employees aware about,  Organizations OHS policy;  Code of conduct for ZTE’s contractors;  Operation control procedures;  Incident-Accident reporting. This is very important when any accident occurs. When accident occurs after giving immediate appropriate treatment to victim it is must to report or bring it to notice of local OHS team in order to mitigate related risks in future. Unshared Documents
  • 15. HIRA is all about Identification of possible “Hazards” at all work locations & prioritizing “Risks” in order to prepare mitigation plan. Hazard identification is done by considering sources of potential damage for major work categories
  • 16. Risk Assessment is done by calculating “Risk Priority Number (RPN)” on the basis of Scale, Severity & Probability for occurrence of any incident (ie Risk)  RPN = Scale (Sc) X Severity (Se) X Probability (P)  Risks are divided in two categories - Acceptable Risk & Unacceptable Risk  If RPN is below 16 then Risk is acceptable & for RPN above 16, risks are controlled with special attention .  Document used for reference --- HIRA Register Unshared HIRA Register
  • 17. Legal compliance basically means OHS through activities in compliance to ACTs & Laws set by Government for categories listed below 1) Environmental protection, 2) Construction, 3) Labor resource management.  Document used for reference ---- Legal Register & compliance matrix. UNSHARED
  • 18. Methods adopted to monitor OHS compliance as per organizational policy are, 1) Internal & external (Customer) review meetings, 2) Monthly assessments, 3) Circle audits, 4) Site audits. Methods adopted for promotion of OHS are, 1) Awareness programs, 2) Employee’s health check up programs, 3) Emergency mock drills.
  • 19. Thanks ! Any queries ? Please call on 9619584905 or mail at gauravkalekar03@yahoo.com