BHEL - A Corporate Citizen
BHEL - A Corporate Citizen
About BHEL
The largest engineering and manufacturing enterprise in India in the energy/ infrastructure sector Earning profits continuously since 1971-72 Installed power generation capacity At the time of independence 1947 - 1347 MW As of March 2004 - 1,11,150 MW BHELs contribution - 71,255 MW i.e 64 % BHEL operates in Thermal, Hydro, Nuclear, Gas, Wind and Solar Energy Sector Other Business Sector are Transmission, Transportation, Telecommunication and equipment supplier for Cement, fertilizer, refineries, petrochemical, steel, paper industry etc. 14 Manufacturing Units, 4 Power Sector Regions and 43,700 strong technical workforce makes it one of the top ten Power Equipment makers in the world
BHEL VISION
1. Society expects a a good Corporate Citizen 2. For business operations, economic & hygiene 3.
factors are important for the shareholder , customer & vendor stakeholders Environment - Conservation/Improvement, employment opportunities and employability of wards of deceased employees are needs of employee stakeholders
4) Adopting villages and providing support for development of infrastructure & basic amenities for the residents 56 Nos. in Backward areas Development of infrastructure & basic amenities like roads, hand pumps, schools, medical camps etc. 5) Education facilities Schools & Colleges in Manufacturing Units IT School at Trichy Many other such higher educational/professional institutions proposed Nursing school at Bhopal 6) Sports complexes 7) Medical facilities 8) Member of UN Global Compact
Institutions for Mentally & Physically Challenged (Community Based Rehabilitation Centres)
Objective
Meticulous care for the Mentally Challenged Training in a Structured Way Customised attention Strengthening the mind and the body Vocational Training To enable Auxiliary Welfare Centres to provide employment opportunities
Customers feel that if so much care is shown by the company to meet societal needs , the same amount of care would be given to customer needs also
Compassion has become second nature
Strength does not come from physical capacity; It comes from an indomitable will
- Mahatma Gandhi