The case of electricity theft of 10 crores annually in BHEL Industry City reached the Energy Minister
13 March 2023
Even though the case of power theft of 10 crores annually in BHEL Industry City has not been solved for almost two decades, but on Monday the regional MLA Mrs. Krishna Gaur took the matter to the Energy Minister. Regarding this, a meeting was also organized at his place in which electricity, BHEL, Union and regional councilors were also present. Regarding this, Vidya Mrs. Gaur demanded to be given a light connection. On this, the officials of the Electricity Department said that the ownership of the slum land of BHEL should be handed over to us. On the other hand, BHEL officials asked the said department to send a proposal regarding this. The special thing is that for the last two decades this matter is complicated due to mutual tussle between the Electricity Department and BHEL. No one is ready to think about the theft of 10 crores annually. The electricity department itself has given about 1000 thousand connections in Shivnagar slum located on Raisen Road. If they give regular electricity connections to every slum on the same lines, then where electricity department will get revenue of crores of rupees, BHEL will get electricity of 10 crores annually. Will get rid of theft. BHEL is also a public sector undertaking of the central government, while it also benefits the state government. So this theft Stopping is very important. Taking up this matter seriously, MLA Mrs. Krishna Gaur not only put forward her point with weight but also handed over a memorandum to the Labor Minister. It has been said in the memorandum that by providing regular electricity connections to the people of about 10,000 settlements living in the BHEL area, steps should be taken to ensure that they lead a safe and dignified life. He told that when BHEL was being built, this place was 20-25 km from the main city. It was located on a far side. No means of transport was also available. The temporary workers in the factory started living with their families by making temporary residences, but the BHEL management arbitrarily cuts off the power supply in these areas. Due to which the people of the township are bound to suffer. To get rid of this problem, permanent connections should be given to the residents of their homes. Started living with his family by building a temporary residence but BHEL management arbitrarily cuts off the power supply in these areas. Due to which the people of the township are bound to suffer. To get rid of this problem, permanent connections should be given to the residents of their homes.
BHEL gets CBIP Award for Best Contribution in Solar Energy
04 March 2023
BHEL has been awarded CBIP Award 2022 for Best Contribution in Solar Energy. Dr. Nalin Singhal, CMD, BHEL and Ms. Renuka Gera, Director (IS&P) received the award on behalf of BHEL from Shri RK Singh, Hon'ble Union Minister of Power and New & Renewable Energy on the occasion of CBIP Day . These awards are given by CBIP for outstanding contribution in the development of water, power and renewable energy sectors.
5day’s programme of on LEADAUDITORS COURSE” for BHEL Executives
The Inaugural function of 5day’s programme of on “ISO9001:2015 LEADAUDITORS COURSE” for BHEL
Executives was chaired by Shri M S Kinra GM(Quality), Shri Amitabh Dubey, AGM(HRD), Smt Daisy Bhalla,
AGM(CQ&BE), Shri R.S. Rawat Faculty (M/s. Intertek Pvt. Ltd.) the other day. Total 20 participants are
attending the programme from various sister units/sites.
Shri M.S. Kinra GM(Quality), welcomed & address the participants. He said that this useful programme
provides a platform where participants get ample opportunities to learn & develop. He also said that it is our
responsibility & duty to contribute towards progress of our company growth with “Lead Auditors Skills”.
Shri Amitabh Dubey, AGM(HRD): Welcomed & address the participants. He said that this useful programme
provides a platform where participants will be certified and developed as a LEAD Auditors to make developed
and maintained ISO 9001:2015 Standards to contribute in our organizational growth.
Smt. D.C. Bhalla, AGM (CQ& BE) briefed about the programme objectives & Course content which shall be
covered. Shri J.P. Marawi (HRD) proposed the vote of thanks and compeered the programme.
distributed rakhi to all the employees of all the centres of Helping Hands
In a simple programme held the other day Dr. Shrimati Pratibha Thakur, President
(BHEL Ladies Welfare Society) distributed rakhi to all the employees of all the
centres of Helping Hands. On this occasion Shrimati Pushplata Mishra, Vice-
President (Technical Centre) and Shrimati Suchita Sarna, Secretary were present.
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HRDC Bhopal announced the opening of 3 rd Cycle of Training
Bhopal 10 January 2018: HRDC Bhopal announced the opening of 3 rd Cycle of Training Needs
Identification (TNI) Process and organized a widespread meeting with Departmental Training Co-
ordinators (DTC) to bring a momentum of learning in the organization. DTCs work shoulder to
shoulder for HRDCs efficient functioning due to which HRDC plays a role of strategic partner to the
Product Functions.
Shri Amitabh Dubey, AGM(HRDC), presided the meeting and reiterated the importance of Training
being imparted for Advanced Technologies so as to proactively face the dynamic changing scenarios
of business. Senior officials of HRD and HRDC staff attended the meeting.
Dr.K V Padmaja, Dy.Manager(HR) and Shri Umesh Savle, Sr.Executive(HR) are the TNI Champs
who would actively support the 3 rd Cycle of TNI for the year 2018-19. Previous years achievement,
views, opinions and emerging issues were shared in the meeting. Dr.K V Padmaja compeered and
shared the presentation on acheivements of previous year and Shri Umesh Savle explained about the
TNI portal and vote of thanks.
BHEL Ladies Welfare Society run by Helping Hands today
Bhopal 28 December 2017:BHEL Ladies Welfare Society run by Helping Hands today celebrated its
foundation day. Dr. Mrs. Pratibha Thakur, presented woollen Blankets to the employees of Chapati,
Masala, Vatika and Technical centres of Helping Hands, a wing of BHEL Ladies Club. Mrs. Shashi
Singh, Mrs. Madhu Pathak, Mrs. Preeti Gupta, Mrs. Savita Kinra, Mrs. Diksha Nigam, Mrs. Nikita
Mathur, Mrs. Pushp Lata Mishra, Mrs. Navita Nigam and other members of the club were present on
this occasion.
Dr. Thakur in her address lauded the contributions of BHEL Ladies Club and all its wings for its
social activities. She said that all the employees should give their best. To promote the Club.
The 4-Day ISO-9001- 2015 Re-certification audit of BHEL, Bhopal
Bhopal 11 December 2017: The 4-Day ISO-9001- 2015 Re-certification audit of BHEL, Bhopal to be
carried out by M/s TUV Private Limited began today with the opening meeting held at Administration
Building Conference Hall BHEL, Bhopal. On this occasion Shri M Halder, General Manager
(Feeders, WE, CS&MOD) was present as the Chief Guest while Shri M S Kinra General Manager
(Quality & HR) presided over the meeting. All general managers, DROs, and Product Quality Head
were also present in the meeting.
Shri Halder throwing light on the significance of the audit said that Bhopal unit is always on the spree
in developing better systems, providing quality products & services to its customer. He further
assured the TUV Audit team members of unstinted co-operation in carrying out the audit.
Shri Kinra in his address briefing the gathering about the genesis of the ISO-9001- 2015 audit said
that as every progress or development needs to be assessed for its efficiency, similarly the audit
mechanism helps in receiving feedback of how to further strengthen the already placed systems.
Shri Madhukar Aren Team Leader M/S TUV Audit team threw light on the changes being made in the
2015 version of ISO-9001.
Earlier, Shri A K Chaturvedi, AGM (QCS) gave a presentation on behalf of BHEL, Bhopal unit. Shri
Chtaurvedi compered the entire programme.
Human Resource Development Centre the other day
organised a three-day training programme on Winning Together
Bhopal 13 November 2017: BHEL Bhopals Human Resource Development Centre the other day
organised a three-day training programme on Winning Together for the young supervisors of
Bhopal, PDX and EMRP, Mumbai. On this occasion Shri M Halder General Manager (Feeders, WE,
CS & MOD) was present as the Chief Guest. Shri Brajesh Agrawal AGM (HRDC, CPIO) and other
senior officials were also present in the programme.
Shri Halder in his address said that as has been said by Swami Vivekananda if we are to make a
choice between Learning to Live and Learning to make a living then it would be more important
to learn How to live as anyone can do anything to make a living.
Shri Suresh Nema Sr. Engineer (HRDC) co-ordinated the entire programme and Shri Vijay
Bhalla, Sr. Manager (HRDC) proposed the vote of thanks.
BHEL Bhopal organized Concluding Ceremony of Vigilance
Awareness Week 2017 today at IFX Conference Hall.
Bhopal 03 November 2017: BHEL Bhopal organized Concluding Ceremony of Vigilance
Awareness Week 2017 today at IFX Conference Hall. AGM (Vigilance) Shri Amit
Sharma, welcoming the guest informed the gathering about the events and
competitions organized by Vigilance Division during the Vigilance awareness week,
in BHEL and in various schools and colleges in Bhopal. The Chief Guest of the
ceremony, Executive Director Shri DK Thakur said that If the formula of Corruption
Free Me is first followed, then we can make our country also corruption free. The
need of the hour is to relentlessly make efforts towards eradication of corruption in
whatever work we do. The guest of honour, Shri K.N Tiwari IPS, Additional
Director General of Police, Special Armed Forces MP, said in his address that
Departmental instructions and procedures must be strictly followed, and records
must be maintained properly. This way, there will be little chance of corruption. On
this occasion, winners of slogan competition held among employees and winners of
Speech, Essay & Poster Competitions held in different schools & colleges, were
also awarded. All the GMs and senior officials of BHEL Bhopal were present in the
ceremony. The program was conducted by AGM (Vigilance) Shri Sanjay Dhavle,
DGM (Vig) Shri Pankaj Jha and Sr. Engr. (Vigilance) Shri BN Choudhary.
Welfare Wing of BHEL Ladies
Club, State Bank of India
Bhopal, 10 October 2017
In a simple programme held at Welfare Wing of BHEL Ladies
Club, State Bank of India donated two Sewing machine to help the economically
weaker women to learn the skill of sewing. On this occasion Dr. Shrimati Pratibha
Thakur, President BHEL Ladies Club; Shrimati Nikita Mathur, Vice-President, Welfare
Wing; Padma Panda, Treasurer, Welfare Wing and all vice-president of various
Centres run by the club were present. Shri Umesh Shrivastava, Manager, SBI along
with his team were also present in the programme.
5-day workshop on design, procedure, erection, commissioning
Bhopal, 3 October 2017
A 5-day workshop on design, procedure, erection, commissioning and
after-sales- service of Hydro power plant began today at Human Resource Development Centre
Bhopal in association with Human Resource Development Centre, BHEL, Noida and Bhopal.
Participants from various unit and sites of BHEL are participating in the programme. On this occasion
Shri Rajeev Singh, General Manager (Hydro) was present as the chief guest. Shri Brajesh Agrawal,
AGM (HRDC &CPIO), Shri V S Rao, AGM (HME), Shri Vijay Bhalla, Sr. Manager (HRDC) and
other senior officials were also present in the programme.
Shri Singh in his address urged the participants to take maximum benefits from the programme. He
said that during the five-day training programme, the participants will be briefed on manufacturing of
hydro turbine, related accessories, assembly and testing which will help the engineers in resolving
issues at sites during erection & commissioning. He further asked the participants to make the session
interactive.
At the end of the day the participants appreciated the inputs received from the first day of the
workshop. Shri Suresh Nema, Sr. Engineer (HRDC) co-ordinated and proposed the vote of thanks.
On the occasion of World Environment Day
celebrated in BHEL, Bhopal,
Bhopal, 5 Jun., 2017
On the occasion of World Environment Day
celebrated in BHEL, Bhopal, Shri T Chockalingam, Director (Finance), Shri Akhil Joshi, Director
(Power), Shri D K Thakur, Executive Director (Bhopal), Shri D K Dikshit, Executive Director BHEL
(Jhansi), various Trade Union representatives and employees in large number planted saplings at
Gunjan Park located near Sarangpani Lake.
Appreciating the massive greenery of BHEL, Bhopal Shri Chockalingam said that the protection of
the environment is not only our duty but also our responsibility. He further urged the employees of
Bhopal unit to become role model and take more initiatives for spreading greenery.
Shri Joshi in his address said that the development of Sarangpani Lake, Jawahar Bagh, Tree plantation
programme and steps taken towards environment conservation by BHEL Management is exemplary.
We have to take this forward as a revolution, added Shri Joshi.
Meanwhile, Tree plantation was carried out at Swarna Jayanti Park inside the factory premises.
Around 100 saplings were planted by the officers, workers and union representatives in the park. On
this occasion Shri M Haldar, General Manager (Feeders, MOD & WEX), Shri T K Bagchi, General
Manager (TCB), Shri R K Singh, General Manager (TCB-Production), Shri Rajeev Singh, General
Manager (Hydro), Shri M Mangla, General Manager (HME) and Shri K Mathur, General Manager
(ESH) were present.
A number of programmes are organised every year to celebrate the occasion. This year also
Environment Awareness Week will be celebrated from Fifth June to Tenth June, under the banner of
which tree plantation programme, quiz competition, awareness programme by PCRA and lecture on
Advanced technique of waste disposal will be organised.
At the same time BHEL, Bhopal actively participated in the Environment Awareness programme
organised today at T. T. Nagar Stadium by Madhya Pradesh Pollution Control Board.
Shri A M V Yugandhar, Executive Director BHEL, Bhopal felicitated Shri A D Shelgaonkar
Bhopal, 21 Oct., 2016
In a simple programme held at 3 rd Floor Administration Building
Shri A M V Yugandhar, Executive Director BHEL, Bhopal felicitated Shri A D Shelgaonkar,
General Manager, Electrical Machine Repair Shop, Mumbai. Shri Shelgaonkar is retiring
from the organosation on the 24 th of October 2016.
Shri Yugandhar in his address
appreciated Shri Shelgaonkars contribution in various capacities wishing him a a happy life
ahead.
Shri Shelgaonkar after completing his B.E. in Mechanical Engineering from Nagpur
University in 1977 joined BHEL, New Delhi in 1978 and later rendered his services in EMRP,
Mumbai.
HRDC Bhopal in association with Vigilance department organized a guest lecture at Technocrat Institute of Technology (TIT)
Bhopal, 21 Oct., 2016
HRDC Bhopal in association with Vigilance department organized a guest lecture at Technocrat Institute of Technology (TIT), Bhopal on 19/10/2016 as part of
Vigilance Awareness Week celebrations. The faculty for this lecture was Shri Sumit Roy,
Clinical Psychologist from Bhopal. Shri Amitabh Dubey, AGM (HRD) and Shri Amit Sharma,
AGM (Vig) graced the occasion. From TIT group, Dr. A.S.Umesh, Director, T.I.T. & Science ,
Dr. S.K.Jain, Dy. Director T.I.T. & Science and Dr. A.K.Pathariya, Principal (Polytechnic),
T.I.T. & Science were present. Shri Sanjay S.Dhavle, Sr.DGM (Vig), Shri P.K.Jha, DGM
(Vig) and Shri Brij Nandan Choudhary, Sr.Engineer (Vig) were also present.
Dr. A.K.Pathariya, Principal (Polytechnic), T.I.T. & Science welcomed all the dignitaries and
students. He insisted that each individual has a major role in curbing corruption.
Shri Amit Sharma, AGM (Vig) welcomed the distinguished guests and the students. He
briefed about the the theme for this year Public Participation in promoting integrity and
eradicating corruption and the role of Central Vigilance Commission.
Dr. A.S.Umesh, Director, T.I.T. & Science shared that vigilance awareness week is
celebrated to mark the birth anniversary of Shri Sardar Vallabh Bhai Patel on 31 st October.
He said that youngsters have a vital role in removing corruption and promoting integrity at
professional and personal levels.
Dr. S.K.Jain, Dy. Director T.I.T. & Science shared his insights on the role students can play
in removing corruption. He said that students need to be motivated to learn and do their best
in things they can do and become good citizens of future.
Shri Sumit Roy shared his valuable experiences on the subject Importance of Ethics and
Moral Values in professional life. He shared with the students about how they can be
smart workers and promote healthy and conducive environment around them which would
enable them to excel in life. Also, he shared with them the psychological and emotional
effects which corruption can cause to an individual.
Shri Amitabh Dubey, AGM (HRD) proposed the Vote of Thanks. He encouraged the students to rise high and have a holistic view towards life. The programme was compered by the college students.
A workshop for Trade union representatives
Bhopal, 29 July 2016
A workshop for Trade union representatives on the current status of the organization, challenges and prevailing market condition was held the other day at IFX Conference Hall BHEL, Bhopal.
At the same time discussion was also held on the role of the unions in bringing the company to the forefront.
Around 150 union representatives participated in the workshop.
On this occasion presentation was given by ShriSanjeev Gupta, General Manager, P&D,IT; Shri M K Varma, General Manager, HR, CMG,PMG & EC and Additional General Manager, HRM. The programme was co-ordinated by Shri A. A. Siddiqui, (DGM, HR, IR& Law).
Works Engineering & Services Division BHEL, Bhopal has resumed the services of 17 ton escort crane
Bhopal, 29 July 2016
Works Engineering & Services Division BHEL, Bhopal has resumed the services of 17 ton escort crane. The crane after breakdown was lying in an unworkable condition for 17 months.
The oil filter, diseal filter, nozzle, gasket and head of the crane stopped functioning due to mechanical failure. The division after repair and maintenance of the crane has brought it back into rolling condition by replacing the faulty parts.
Similarly 3 Ton Diseal lifter in Block-IA, 5 Ton Diseal Lifter in LEM Division, 3 Ton Diseal Lifter in Block-IB, 3 Ton Diseal Lifter in Block-I, 3 Ton Swaraj Diseal Lifter in GGX workshop and various other machines which were not in working condition for a long time were repaired, renovated and brought into track.
The effort of the division has helped in saving of lakhs of rupees for the organsiation and at the same time assisted in enhancing productivity and quality of the product.
Swachh Bharat and Swachh BHEL
Bhopal, 26 Feb. 2016
Cleanliness is our identity and it is the first step towards success. Whether it is our workplace or residence, one should always try to maintain cleanliness in all areas, opined Shri A M V Yugandhar, Executive Director BHEL, Bhopal while inaugurating the solar water heating system near Canteen no. 03 BHEL, Bhopal.
The solar heater has been made with in-house efforts using scrap material. The heater installed by the efforts of Works Engineering division will now help in uninterrupted supply of hot water to canteen no.03 for their usage.
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At the same time extra washing area in the canteen and platform for the tea vending trollies has also been constructed. On this occasion Shri T G Chouragade, General Manager, WE, CS&HR; all general managers, trade union representatives, officials of HRM and Works Engineering division were present.
Shri Yugandhar in his address said that all the employees of BHEL, Bhopal are committed for the Swachh Bharat and Swachh BHEL cause. He further said that every Saturday post lunch, employees will participate in cleaning activities inside the factory as well as the township.
BHEL, maintaining the Maharatna status
Bhopal, 13 Jan. 2016
BHEL is not only a matter of pride for Heavy Industry ministry but the entire nation as well and we all are proud of such an organization. The company at present is facing certain challenges, but with the commitment & dedication of the employees, the company will surely regain its past glory.
The Ministry of Heavy Industry is committed in taking forward BHEL, maintaining the Maharatna status, opined Honourable Minister of Heavy Industries and PEs Shri Anant Geete while addressing the large number of employees today at BHEL cultural hall.
Shri Geete highlighting the challenges being faced by the company said that BHEL is an organization which is capable of rising from the ashes. The company has been aggressively contributing to the GDP of the country. Undoubtedly one has to change with respect to the current conditions and BHEL also has to diversify their range of products, bringing in new innovations and technologies which is in demand in the market.
BHEL has recently received order worth Rs. 28,500 crore and the government is committed in assisting BHEL to receive more orders. He further said that the company is exploring opportunities in solar, defence and renewable energy sector. Referring to the discussion he had with the state government, he said that central government, state government and BHEL are planning to start a new venture creating more job opportunities and industry. He said that an expansion plan of BHEL is also on track.
On this occasion Shri A M V Yugandhar, Executive Director, BHEL, Bhopal; Shri Kishore Purswani, Executive Director, CIMM, Corporate Office and Shri T G Chouragade, General Manager, WE, CS & HR welcomed Shri Geete with shawl and shreefal. Shri Alok Sanjar, MP, Bhopal and Shri Brajesh Lunawat, Vice-President, BJP, Madhya Pradesh were especially present on the occasion.
Shri Sanjar throwing light on the personality of Shri Geete said that BHEL is an identity of Bhopal city and its contribution is enormous in the development of this city.
Shri Yugandhar is his address assured the gathering of trying to clock the slated production target. Later, Shri Chouragade proposed the vote of thanks.
Shri A. M. V Yugandhar, Executive Director BHEL, Bhopal bade farewell to Shri D K Thakur, General Manager
Bhopal, 20 Aug. 2015
In a simple programme held at third floor Administrative Building BHEL, Bhopal Shri A. M. V Yugandhar, Executive Director BHEL, Bhopal bade farewell to Shri D K Thakur, General Manager, TCB on his transfer to BHEL, Hyderabad as General Manager, Operations.
Shri Yugandhar speaking on this occasion wished him a successful and progressive life ahead.
On this occasion Shri T G Chouragade, General Manager, HR and all general managers were present.
Shri Thakur after completing his BE in Electrical Engineering from Bhopal in 1981 joined BHEL, Bhopal as an Engineer Trainee.
He was elevated to the post of General Manager in the year 2011.
Hindi month 2015 began the other day at BHEL
Bhopal, 20 Aug. 2015
Hindi month 2015 began the other day at BHEL,
Bhopal with Hindi essay competition being held at IFX Conference hall.
On this occasion Shri V K Agarwal, General Manager, Export Co-ordination was present as the Chief Guest while Shri Alok Gupta, AGM, QCI was present as the Guest of Honour.
Around 121 participants from various departments participated in the competition. Shri Prabhat Kumar, Dy. Manager, HTE and Shri Suresh Soni, Artisan, CIM were present as the members of the jury.
Shri Rajan S Katoch, Secretary, Ministry of HI & PE, GOI today visited
Bhopal, 20 Aug. 2015
Shri Rajan S Katoch, Secretary, Ministry of HI & PE, GOI today visited the Hydro Centre of Excellence, Switchgear Division, UHV Lab, New Transformer Block, Traction Block and CIM Block of BHEL, Bhopal, taking stock of the progress going on in the blocks.
Shri A M V Yugandhar, Executive Director, BHEL, Bhopal and other senior officials were present with him during the visit.
Amidst all odds, BHEL has to keep up the work culture, quality of product and there are possible positive signals for BHEL to receive more orders from the power sector in the near future, said Shri Katoch.
Later, in a meeting held with general managers of BHEL on various business scenarios Shri Katoch also enquired information about various products of BHEL.
He further said that at the ministry level all efforts are being made to assist BHEL in all possible ways. On this occasion Shri Yugandhar gave assurance of delivering quality products within the deadline.
BHEL Bhopal Profile
About BHEL
We are an integrated power plant equipment manufacturer and one of the largest engineering and manufacturing companies in India in terms of turnover. We were established in 1964, ushering in the indigenous Heavy Electrical Equipment industry in India - a dream that has been more than realized with a well-recognized track record of performance. The company has been earning profits continuously since 1971-72 and paying dividends since 1976-77.
We are engaged in the design, engineering, manufacture, construction, testing, commissioning and servicing of a wide range of products and services for the core sectors of the economy, viz. Power, Transmission, Industry, Transportation (Railway), Renewable Energy, Oil & Gas and Defence. We have 15 manufacturing divisions, two repair units, four regional offices, eight service centres and 15 regional centres and currently operate at more than 150 project sites across India and abroad. We place strong emphasis on innovation and creative development of new technologies. Our research and development (R&D) efforts are aimed not only at improving the performance and efficiency of our existing products, but also at using state-of-the-art technologies and processes to develop new products. This enables us to have a strong customer orientation, to be sensitive to their needs and respond quickly to the changes in the market.
The high level of quality & reliability of our products is due to adherence to international standards by acquiring and adapting some of the best technologies from leading companies in the world including General Electric Company, Alstom SA, Siemens AG and Mitsubishi Heavy Industries Ltd., together with technologies developed in our own R&D centres.
Most of our manufacturing units and other entities have been accredited to Quality Management Systems (ISO 9001:2008), Environmental Management Systems (ISO 14001:2004) and Occupational Health & Safety Management Systems (OHSAS 18001:2007).
We have a share of 59% in Indias total installed generating capacity contributing 69% (approx.) to the total power generated from utility sets (excluding non-conventional capacity) as of March 31, 2012.
We have been exporting our power and industry segment products and services for over 40 years. BHELs global references are spread across 75 countries. The cumulative overseas installed capacity of BHEL manufactured power plants exceeds 9,000 MW across 21 countries including Malaysia, Oman, Iraq, the UAE, Bhutan, Egypt and New Zealand. Our physical exports range from turnkey projects to after sales services.
We work with a vision of becoming a global engineering enterprise providing solutions for a better tomorrow.
Our greatest strength is our highly skilled and committed workforce of 49,390 employees. Every employee is given an equal opportunity to develop himself/herself and grow in his/her career. Continuous training and retraining, career planning, a positive work culture and participative style of management - all these have engendered development of a committed and motivated workforce setting new benchmarks in terms of productivity, quality and responsiveness.
Registered Office: BHEL House, Siri Fort, New Delhi - 110049, India
Telephone: +91 11 66337000 (multiple lines)
Fax: +91 11 26493021
