INDEX Sr No CHAPTER/ TITLE PAGE NO. 1 Preface 02 2 Company profile 03-20 3 Executive Summary 21 4 Introduction of the Topic (a) What is ISO 9000 (b) Principle of ISO 9000 22-29 5 Research Methodology 30-32 6 Limitation of the research 33 7 Objectives of the research 33 8 Scope of the study 35 9 Analysis and interpretation 36-49 10 Findings of the study 50 11 Suggestions 51 12 Conclusion 52 13 Questionnaire 53-54 14 Annexure 55-57 15 Bibliography 58 1
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INDEXSr No CHAPTER/ TITLE PAGE NO.
1 Preface 02
2 Company profile 03-20
3 Executive Summary 21
4 Introduction of the Topic
(a) What is ISO 9000
(b) Principle of ISO 9000
22-29
5 Research Methodology 30-32
6 Limitation of the research 33
7 Objectives of the research 33
8 Scope of the study 35
9 Analysis and interpretation 36-49
10 Findings of the study 50
11 Suggestions 51
12 Conclusion 52
13 Questionnaire 53-54
14 Annexure 55-57
15 Bibliography 58
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PREFACE During recent years it has been noticeable that the concept of
“Quality” has become a considerable force throughout the world particularly
the quality assurance standard, ISO 9000. The strong competitiveness
currently reigning in the world market has meant that quality has become a
growing requirement of markets and customers.
Large companies and SMEs have been obliged to open their doors to
something new: the culture of quality, a message which is very often
associated with the initials of the well-known standard, ISO 9000. Proof of
this is the large number of production and service industries, as well as
administration institutions, which have introduced quality assurance systems
according to the rules indicated by the standard.
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It seems that this standard also brings with it a number of advantages:
improving the quality image of the company, improvement in the internal
procedures of the companies, improvement of the relationship between
workers, better awareness of quality offered and of customer satisfaction,
etc.
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COMPANY PROFILE
The Government of Madhya Pradesh vide order dated 1st July, 02 has
incorporated Madhya Pradesh Poorv Kshetra Vidyut Vitran Company
Limited as a wholly owned Government of Madhya Pradesh Corporations
under the Companies Act, 1956 to undertake activities of distribution and
retail supply for and on behalf of Madhya Pradesh State Electricity Board in
the areas covered by the Commissionaires of Jabalpur, Sagar and Rewa.
MP proposed a transient phase in which the assets and liabilities
would continue to be serviced by the Board, with only the operational
activities being vested onto this new Company. Madhya Pradesh Electricity
Regulatory Commission in the order dated 16th July, 02 has granted
approval to this Operation and Management arrangement for facilitating the
process of reform and reorganization and bringing in economy and
efficiency in the operational activities of electricity sector.
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COMPANY OBJECTIVE The main objectives are to achieving efficiency gains and
making necessary changes to make the Company commercially viable,
progressively self sustainable and less government dependent and at the
same time, balancing the interest of the consumers in regard to quality of
service and economical tariff. The plan would include among other
things, metering, billing, collection, identifying the present deficiencies
and the improvements to be made, mapping supply feeders,
measurement of energy supplied to feeders and energy audit, study of
losses and scheme for progressive reduction, reduction in input costs,
consumer affairs handling, investments required for improvements in
the distribution system etc. Corporate office- BLOCK NO.7, SHAKTI BHAWAN, RAMPUR, JABALPUR (M.P.) 482008
Number of Regions 3
Number of Circles 15
Number of Divisions 52
Number of Sub-divisions 189
Number of Distribution Centers 381
Number of Fuse Call Centers 1,888
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Introduction The Government of Madhya Pradesh vide order dated 1st July, 2002 has incorporated Madhya Pradesh Poorv Kshetra Vidyut Vitran Company Limited as a wholly owned Government of Madhya Pradesh Corporations under the Companies Act, 1956 to undertake activities of distribution and retail supply for and on behalf of Madhya Pradesh State Electricity Board in the areas covered by the Commissionaires of Jabalpur, Sagar , Rewa and Shahdol.
Go MP proposed a transient phase in which the assets and liabilities would continue to be serviced by the Board, with only the operational activities being vested onto this new Company. Madhya Pradesh Electricity Regulatory Commission in the order dated 16th July, 02 has granted approval to this Operation and Management arrangement for facilitating the process of reform and reorganization and bringing in economy and efficiency in the operational activities of electricity sector.
Objective The main objectives are to achieving efficiency gains and making necessary changes to make the Company commercially viable, progressively self sustainable and less government dependent and at the same time, balancing the interest of the consumers in regard to quality of service and economical tariff. The plan would include among other things, metering, billing, collection, identifying the present deficiencies and the improvements to be made, mapping supply feeders, measurement of energy supplied to feeders and energy audit, study of losses and scheme for progressive reduction, reduction in input costs, consumer affairs handling, investments required for improvements in the distribution system etc.
Company Profile
Poorv Kshetra encompasses an area 135162 SQ KM served by 111273 ckt kms of HT and 110614 ckt km of LT distribution network. The size of the administrative set-up is as below
6Registration no. of company 015120 dated 31.05.2002Company started working since 16.07.2002
Mission Our Mission is to provide quality electricity supply services to each customer satisfying his / her needs in most efficient and effective manner at reasonable prices through continuous innovations and by maintaining commercial & financial viability of the company along with employee's satisfaction.
Vision MPPKVVCL aspires to be the best electricity supply company in India by continuously enhancing its technological leadership and commercial acumen to satisfy its customers.
Core Value To achieve its mission, the Company and its employees commit themselves to honesty and integrity, result oriented work, transparency in work, dedication to duty, Cost consciousness, openness to suggestions and feedback from all stake holders
BOARD OF DIRECTORSNAME DESIGNATION
SHRI MANU SHRIVASTAVA, (IAS)CHAIRMAN,MPPKVVCL, & MD,MP POWER MANAGEMENT CO. LTD.
SHRI SUKH VEER SINGH , IAS
MD, M.P. POORV KSHETRA VIDYUT VITRAN COMPANY LTD. JABALPUR
SHRI PRADEEP KHARE, IAS DIRECTOR & COMMISSIONER, REWA
SHRI MUKUL DHARIWAL DEPUTY SECRETARY ENERGY BHOPAL
PROF. APARAJITA OJHA DIRECTOR PDPM IIITDM JABALPUR
M.P. Power Management Company Limited - In accordance with GoMP decision the name of MP Power Trading Company Ltd has been
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changed to MP Power Management Company Ltd. The MP Power Management Company has been made holding company for all the DISCOMS of MP. The Registrar of Companies MP has issued the Certificate of Incorporation Consequent upon Change of Name on 10.04.2012
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ORGANISATION HIERARCHY
UNIT Head of Unit
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CORPORATE OFFICE
CIRCLE
REGION
DIVISION
SUBDIVISION
DISTRIBUTION CENTER / CONSUMER SERVICE CENTER
Fuse of Call (FOC) Center
Managing Director
Superintending Engineer
Executive Engineer
Assistant Engineer
Junior Engineer
Line Man
Chief Engineer
CORPORATE ORGANISATION STRUCTURE
MD (Managing Director) - Sri Sukhveer Singh I.A.S.E.D.(Works)- Sri B.P. ShrivastavaCGM(HR&A) – Sri P.S. TekamHead (IT) – Dr. Vivek ChandraCGM(Purchase)- Sri M. IbrahimCGM (Enforcement)- Sri A K Pandey CGM(RAPDRP)- Sri Ajay SharmaCGM(RGGVY and ADB)- Sri S K YadavCFO (Chief Finance officer)- Sri S K ShuklaCGM (FS)- Sri A K AsthanaCGM (Stores)- Sri W P MalviyaC.E.(JR)- Sri Pravin Kumar SinhaC.E.(SR)- Sri Prakash Kavde C.E.(RR)- Sri S K Tandon
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MD
CGM (HR&A)
E.D. WORKS CGM (PURCAHSE)
CGM (FS)
CGM (RGGVY and ADB)
CGM (RAPDRP)
CFO
C.E.(JR) C.E.(SR) C.E.(RR)
Head (IT)
CGM (Enforcement)
CGM(Store)
KEY RESULT AREA OF THE COMPANY
CASH REALIAZATION
1. Each division , zone, distribution center ,realizing 100% or more
(excluding deposit charges against capital works ,new services
connection , temporary connection and additional security and deposit
) against current demand for the month will be rewarded. The amount
is rewarded Rs.25000 for each such institution and same will be
announced every month on the bases of revenue collection.
2. Zone/distribution center showing and over all increase of 20% or
more in revenue realization as compared to previous month shall be
rewarded with rs.25000 each for next and subsequent month datum
level for particular office shall be considered, the same at which the
award was given on previous occasion. Utilizing procedure of the
reward will be same as scheme.
MOTIVATION AND INTERPERSONEL RELATION
3. On sub-division/zone in each circle having utilization power of
`Tehsildar shall be rewarded for highest number of cases in which
revenue recovery is complete against RRCs served under the M.P
govt., electrical under taking (dues recovery) act. 1961 this award will
be based on number of cases in which RRCs are served and the
amount realized sub –division/zone realizing maximum amount
against RRCs will be considered for the award. The qualification
criteria for this award will be minimum RS.500000 per month , the
amount of reward under this scheme is 20000/-
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4. During the month one rural division in each region and one city
division from the company which collects maximum revenue on
account of action against detection in theft shall be rewarded RS
25000 the criteria for consideration of the division , for this reward
will be RS 500000 or 10% of total pendency for recovery which ever
is more. Further, one vigilance division of each region which reports
maximum number of energy theft shall be rewarded RS 25000/-
5. The qualification criteria for the awards of scheme No 5 will be
TRAINING ACTIVITIES CORPORATE TRAINING IN HOUSE: The Institute conducts
training programme for newly appointed Assistant Engineers and Junior
Engineers, Programmers and accounts officers in Power Distribution and
Management. The institute also conducts refresher training for working
engineers, Linemen and Office Assistants. Some special training courses are
also being conducted such as Autocad, Lok Seva Guarantee Adhiniyam,
Meter Readers Training Programme, Vigilance and Assessment, Contractors
Bill Scrutiny
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CORPORATE TRAINING –EXTERNAL: The institute arranges
training of working engineers and officers at various leading institute such
as IIM Ahmadabad, CIRE –REC Hyderabad, ESCI Hyderabad, NPTI ,
NPMI Noida etc in various fields such as Contract Management, Project
Management , SCADA , Distribution automation, Material Management, E-
Procurement etc
REC Training Programmes : The institutes runs various REC
Programmes under National Training Programmes for Franchisee and C&d
Employees such as Linemen training, Financial management store
accounting and office Administration, Energy metering billing, and national
franchisee training
PFC Training Programmes: Training of utility employees under
part-c of RAPDRP is conducted on five themes – IT in distribution, Best
practices in distribution operation and management system, Disaster
management, electrical safety procedure and accident prevention, operation
and maintenance of substations, Communication and customer relation .
The institute also conducts two/four weeks vocational training programs for
Diploma/ B.E/B.Tech./MBA students of various polytechnics/ engineering
and management colleges.
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QUALITY POLICY
Central Training Institute is committed to providing quality services in the field of training of MPPKVVCL Employees and committed to make the institution a hallmark in learning, practice and knowledge, the development of team work, leadership and motivation, creative productivity, communication skills, critical thinking, problem solving skills, personality development and appropriate accomplishments with competency development and keeping up the best standards of corporate governance.
The training offered by the institute shall inculcate industry orientation and practical approach among the employees so that they are of ready use to the industry.
The Institute undertake industry oriented teaching, training and research, extension programme, consultancy and to provide employable skills with a view to contribute to the development of the society.
The institute shall constantly endeavour to upgrade the technology and equipment available with it to the international standards.
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Organisation Chart
Director (Training)
D.G.M. (Training)AT Technical Training Institute Katni
TrainingOfficer - 4
HostelCare Taker
Line Supervisor
Office Assistants
AT Central Training Institute Jabalpur
Data Operator
Peon/Sweeper/Security Guard
Training Officer -2
Office Assistants
Peon/Sweeper/Security Guard
Manager. (Training)
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PROCESS FLOW CHART
Identification of training need gap analysis
Curriculum Development Trainers/Faculty Selection
Call For:-List of New AppointeeExisting EmployeesWho Needs Training
Preparing Training schedule & selection of faculty
Trainees join at central training institute
Induction training or classroom training case studies
Module Examination
Posting for rotational training /on job training
Fortnightly assessment of rotational /on job training
Call for refresher course at central training institute
Evaluation of trainees final appraisal and examination
Final posting
Feedback from field
Field Visit Lab/Workshop
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EXECUTIVE SUMMARY
Two of the most important objectives in the revision of the ISO 9000
series of standards have been
a) To develop a simplified set of standards that will be equally
applicable to small as well as medium and large organizations, and
b) For the amount and detail of documentation required to be more
relevant to the desired results of the organization’s process activities.
ISO 9001:2008 Quality management systems – Requirements has
achieved these objectives, and the purpose of this additional guidance is to
explain the intent of the new standard with specific regard to
documentation.
ISO 9001:2008 allows an organization flexibility in the way it
chooses to document its quality management system (QMS). This enables
each individual organization to develop the minimum amount of
documentation needed in order to demonstrate the effective planning,
operation and control of its processes and the implementation and continual
improvement of the effectiveness of its QMS.
It is stressed that ISO 9001 requires (and always has required) a
“Documented quality management system”, and not a “system of
documents”.
The Quality Management System covers all aspects and facets of:
Imparting Education and training in power sector.
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Scope: Training for employees of MPPKVVCL and personnel Related with
power industry
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WHAT IS ISO 9000
Quality is something every company strives for and is often times
very difficult to achieve. Complications concerning efficiency and quality
present themselves everyday in business, whether an important document
cannot be found or a consumer finds a product not up to their expectations.
How can a company increase the quality of its products and services? The
answer is ISO 9000.
As standards go, ISO 9000 is one of the most widely recognized in
the world. ISO 9000 is a quality management standard that presents
guidelines intended to increase business efficiency and customer
satisfaction. The goal of ISO 9000 is to embed a quality management
system within an organization, increasing productivity, reducing
unnecessary costs, and ensuring quality of processes and products.
ISO 9001:2008 is applicable to businesses and organizations from
every sector. The process oriented approach makes the standard applicable
to service organizations as well. Its general guidelines allow for the
flexibility needed for today’s diverse business world.
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ISO 9000 - Model of a process-based quality management system
How does ISO 9000 work?
ISO 9000 is set up as a collection of guidelines that help a company
establish, maintain, and improve a quality management system. It is
important to stress that ISO 9000 is not a rigid set of requirements, and that
organizations have flexibility in how they implement their quality
management system. This freedom allows the ISO 9000 standard to be used
in a wide range of organizations, and in businesses large and small.
One important aspect of ISO 9000 is its process-oriented approach.
Instead of looking at a company’s departments and individual processes,
ISO 9000 requires that a company look at “the big picture.” How do
processes interact? Can they be integrated with one another? What are the
important aspects of products and services?
Once this process-oriented approach is implemented, various audits
can be done as a check of the effectiveness of your quality management
system. There are three main types of audits – 1st, 2nd, and 3rd party audits.
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An internal audit is a 1st party audit. ISO 9000 encourages (and
requires) this type of audit so that an organization can get feedback quickly
from those who know the company best. However, this audit process cannot
be viewed as impartial. Therefore, 2nd party audits allow for a consumer to
evaluate the performance on an organization. As an alternative to a 2nd
party audit, many companies choose to become certified with ISO 9000
through a 3rd party audit. In this case, an independent certification body
comes into an organization and evaluates it in terms of the ISO 9000
guidelines. If an organization meets the requirements of the standard, it
becomes certified in ISO 9000 and carries a seal of quality recognized
throughout the world.
Why is ISO 9000 important?
The importance of ISO 9000 is the importance of quality. Many
companies offer products and services, but it is those companies who put
out the best products and services efficiently that succeed. With ISO 9000,
an organization can identify the root of the problem, and therefore find a
solution. By improving efficiency, profit can be maximized.
As a broad range of companies implement the ISO 9000 standards, a supply
chain with integrity is created. Each company that participates in the process
of developing, manufacturing, and marketing a product knows that it is part
of internationally known, reliable system.
Not only do businesses recognize the importance of the ISO 9000, but
also the customer realizes the importance of quality. And because the
consumer is most important to a company, ISO 9000 makes the customer its
focus.
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PRINCIPLES OF ISO 9000
1. A Customer Focus
As stated before, the customer is the primary focus of a business. By
understanding and responding to the needs of customers, an organization
can correctly targeting key demographics and therefore increase revenue by
delivering the products and services that the customer is looking for. With
knowledge of customer needs, resources can be allocated appropriately and
efficiently. Most importantly, a business’s dedication will be recognized by
the customer, creating customer loyalty. And customer loyalty is return
business.
2. Good Leadership
A team of good leaders will establish unity and direction quickly in a
business environment. Their goal is to motivate everyone working on the
project, and successful leaders will minimize miscommunication within and
between departments. Their role is intimately intertwined with the next ISO
9000 principle.
3. Involvement of people
The inclusion of everyone on a business team is critical to its success.
Involvement of substance will lead to a personal investment in a project and
in turn create motivated, committed workers. These people will tend
towards innovation and creativity, and utilize their full abilities to complete
a project. If people have a vested interest in performance, they will be eager
to participate in the continual improvement that ISO 900 facilitates.
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4. Process approach to quality management
The best results are achieved when activities and resources are
managed together. This process approach to quality management can lower
costs through the effective use of resources, personnel, and time. If a
process is controlled as a whole, management can focus on goals that are
important to the big picture, and prioritize objectives to maximize
effectiveness.
5. Management system approach
Combining management groups may seem like a dangerous clash of
titans, but if done correctly can result in an efficient and effective
management system. If leaders are dedicated to the goals of an organization,
they will aid each other to achieve improved productivity. Some results
include integration and alignment of key processes. Additionally, interested
parties will recognize the consistency, effectiveness, and efficiency that
come with a management system. Both suppliers and customers will gain
confidence in a business’s abilities.
6. Continual Improvement
The importance of this principle is paramount, and should a
permanent objective of every organization. Through increased performance,
a company can increase profits and gain an advantage over competitors. If a
whole business is dedicated to continual improvement, improvement
activities will be aligned, leading to faster and more efficient development.
Ready for improvement and change, businesses will have the flexibility to
react quickly to new opportunities.
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7. Factual approach to decision making
Effective decisions are based on the analysis and interpretation of
information and data. By making informed decisions, an organization will
be more likely to make the right decision. As companies make this a habit,
they will be able to demonstrate the effectiveness of past decisions. This
will put confidence in current and future decisions.
8. Supplier relationships
It is important to establish a mutually beneficial supplier relationship;
such a relationship creates value for both parties. A supplier that recognizes
a mutually beneficial relationship will be quick to react when a business
needs to respond to customer needs or market changes.
Through close contact and interaction with a supplier, both
organizations will be able to optimize resources and costs.
When problem solving, it is important to find the cause of problem in
order to develop a solution. Sometimes, the most obvious cause is not the
right one. This is why ISO 9000 stresses the importance of finding the root
cause(s) of a problem. There may be multiple, subtle reasons why a process
isn’t working correctly, and finding the actual causes will lead a company
one step closer to a solution and implementation of corrective actions.
The goal of finding root causes is to improve the way problems are
managed. Becoming adept in recognizing the root causes of a problem will
lead to a reduced impact, a containment of error, and the prevention of
recurrence. Identifying and correcting root causes will also lead to the
reduction of unnecessary efforts which in turn will lower the cost of
maintaining quality. As more and more corrective actions are taken,
processes will become more stable, and continual improvement will face
less interruptions.
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How does ISO 9000 interact with other standards?
ISO 9000 is the standard for a quality management system that
closely resembles many other management systems. These other systems,
based on health, safety, the environment, and business continuity, can be
integrated into an overarching business management system. Benefits of this
system include aligned interests, reduced costs, and improved efficiency.
With one of these systems in place, it is easier to implement any of the
others; many documents required for a different standard are already
prepared, and personnel are already accustomed to the audit process. Using
multiple standards will not only increase the efficiency of an organization,
but increase the integrity of its operations.
ISO 9000 is a standard created to make the attainment of quality,
consistent products easier by providing specific steps for development of an
organization’s quality management system. This quality management
system is meant to monitor the progress of a product or service as it goes
through each stage of production, from development to testing to assembly
to customer feedback.
One cornerstone of ISO 9000 is continual improvement. No company
should ever be satisfied with the conditions of a process at the given
moment; they should always be looking for ways to make these processes
more efficient and effective. ISO 9000 was written with the business
world’s insatiable desire for excellence in mind. This is why continual
improvement is a requirement of the standard – to inspire progress and the
pursuit of perfection.
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ISO 9000 is an internationally recognized standard, and that may
seem daunting for some smaller businesses. How are they going to
implement the same standard adopted by multi-national corporations? Quite
easily, actually. ISO 9000 is a flexible standard that lays down requirements
for an organization to follow, but allows the organization to fulfill these
requirements any way they choose. This increases ISO 9000′s scope of
effectiveness, allowing a wide range of companies to create quality
management systems that match their needs.
ISO 9000 is seen in every sector of the business world, and its success
is a testament to its worth. With a focus on customer satisfaction, products
and services improve and flourish under ISO 9000′s quality management
system. With a combination of continual improvement and corrective
actions – tenets of ISO 9000 – a business will create processes that run
smoothly and efficiently.
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Research Methodology
Fundamental to the success of any formal marketing research project
is a sound research design. A good research design has the following
characteristics:-
1. Problem Definition
2. Specific method of data collection
3. Analysis
4. Time required for research project
5. Estimate of expenses to be incurred
The function of research design is to ensure that the required data are
collected & they are collected accurately & economically. A research design
is purely and simply the framework or plan for a study that guides a
collection &analysis of data. It is a blue print i.e. followed in completing a
study. It resembles the architects blue print for constructing a house, it may
be worthwhile to mention here that a design is nothing more than the
framework for the study ensures that
1. The study will be relevant to the problem
2. The study will employ economical procedures
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Research Design
The task of defining the research problem is the preparation of the
design of the research project, popularly known as the “RESEARCH
DESIGN”. Decisions regarding what, where, when, how much, by what
means concerning an enquiry or a research study constitute a research
design. A research design is the arrangement of conditions for collection
and analysis of data in a manner that aims to combine relevance to the
research purpose with economy in procedure. In fact the research design is
the conceptual structure within which research is conducted. The research
includes an outline of the researcher will do from writing the hypothesis &
its operational implications to the final analysis of data, the design decision
happen to be in respect of
DATA COLLECTION A. PRIMARY DATA:
They are those which are directly collected from the field of
investigation. These are collected by the researcher according to a planned
way fixed up by him in the beginning of the project. They are collected for
the first time and are then kept in the various forms for analysis purpose. As
they are collected primarily from the field of the investigation. Hence, the
name came Primary Data. It is expected from the primary data that they are
true & original, they are collected as they were present in there raw form.
They are also termed as raw data:-
1. Questionnaire
2. Observation
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B. SECONDARY DATA:
The primary data are collected by the researcher for the first time and
are used for his purpose of study. Then they are stored for further uses. In
future either by himself or by someone else, as working on the same or
similar problem when such are used again they are termed as secondary
data. They are not collected by the researcher and are not real they are in
existence priory & were collected by someone or by any organization.
COLLECTION OF DATA SECONDARY DATA-collection of data from various
departments of MPPKVV Co. Ltd. and Website.
1. Commercial department
2. Financial and account department.
3. Human resources development department.
4. Vigilance department.
Statistical Tool
These are used in :
1. Drawing conclusion for the project
2. Bar diagrams
3. Pie Chart
4. Percentage
5. Graph
Sample Size : 100 Employees
Sample Area : MPPKVVCL, Jabalpur ,
Sagar and Rewa regions
Research Data : Primary Data
Method : Random Sampling
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Limitations Findings are framed out from Questionnaire hence fair contribution is a
limit.
The limit is area and number of personals
The project is applicable in MPPKVV Co. Ltd. Hence can’t be taken
implicit any other organization.
Objectives of the project
To study the impact of ISO 9000 certification on training and
development of MPPKVVCL employees
To study the effect in training and development of employees before and
after implementation of ISO 9000
To study the changes in working conditions of employees before and
after implementation of ISO 9000
To study how employees training implicates the standards of ISO 9000
in quality assurance system, quality circles, quality audit and quality
consciousness.
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Effect in training and development of employees before and after
implementation of ISO 9000
s.no Parameter AFTER ISO 9000
BEfORE ISO 9000
1 Control of Documents Control of Records
Proper documentation and
records of trainees kept
Non
standardization of
records of trainees
2 Management Responsibility
Full management
commitment in training
quality,
No Top
Management
involvement in
training
3 Quality Policy and Quality Objectives
Quality Policy and Quality
Objectives framed and
approved
No such policy and
objectives
4 Monitoring, analysis and Measurement of Processes
Monitoring , analysis and
Measurement of training
system being done
No such
Monitoring and
Measurement of
training Processes
5 Continual Improvement of training
Corrective and preventive
actions are being taken
No such action
6 Status of training
institute
National level training
institute
State level
7 Funding Grants from Central
Government, ministry of
power , government of India
Internal resources
only
8 Vocational Training Training to IITs and IIMs
students
Training to local
college students
9 Faculty base 19 faculty : all Ph.D. in 4 faculty all non
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management or engineering ph.d.
10 Average faculty
monthly salary
Rs 1.5 Lakh Rs 40000
SCOPE OF THE STUDY A quality management system standard is all about quality, one result
of adopting a QMS should be an improved level of quality for the entire
organization — every process, and every product.
There are many definitions of “quality”, A well-designed, effectively
implemented ISO 9001 Quality Management System will put the company
towards Quality services, therefore this study will highlight those factors
which were essential for quality development in any organization.
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ANALYSIS & INTERPRETATION
Q1. Is ISO effective in improving the training programmes?
