Cesc Ramesh Bandisidde Gowda gives the staff safety equipment on the occasion of the May Day in Mysur on Thursday. | Photo Credit: Ma Sriram
On the occasion of the May Day in Mysur, MLA and CESC chairman Ramesh Bandisidde Gowda personally, by handing the safety equipment of frontline to workers who deal with tasks such as the electric pole repair, the recovery of the cable line and the maintenance of the transformer, etc.
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On the occasion of the May Day, Chamundeshwari Electricity Supply Corporation (CESC) distributed safety equipment and launched a comprehensive system of non -cash health insurance for its employees in five districts. The aim of this initiative is to increase the safety and well -being of employees working across different shifts to ensure a continuous power supply.
MLA and CESC RAMESH BANDISIDDE Gowda personally handed over safety equipment to the front workers involved in tasks such as the electric pole repair, the recovery of the cable line, the maintenance of the transformer, etc. emphasized the importance of compliance
In a significant step towards addressing health care needs, CESC introduced a new medical policy that offers cashless treatment for employees and their families. Medical cards were distributed to employees, allowing access to treatment at 1,413 emphasis of hospitals after Karnataka.
Thanks to its determination and cooperation of its employees, CESC has received honors that it is a distribution company “A” in the state. The chairman urged the employees to respond, especially to farmers who rely on irrigation. He ordered teams to ensure that transformers were replaced within 24 hours of disintegration, warning that the delay attracts disciplinary measures.
CEO of CESC In-Boy Km Munigopalraja repeated the company’s obligation to good life conditions of employees and stated that the Health Initiative was implemented without collecting any contributions from employees, despite the financial consequences. He claimed that the non -cash equipment that includes family members is the first among companies supplying electricity (ESCOMS) in the state.
Safety equipment has been distributed to all employees at the same time, emphasizing the approach of CESC to risk prevention.
Mr Munigopalraja recognized the essential role of Powermen and Section officers, described them as the backbone of the organization and primary touch points with consumers and emphasized the importance of maintaining the feeder and transformers to avoid disturbing and accidents.
CESC currently employs 6 351 individuals. Including 19,468 family members, the total number of recipients within the health care system is 25 819. Each family is eligible for the health coverage of £ 2 Lakh, with 3 GBP crore earned for medical emergencies and advanced treatment. Since the launch of the scheme, 43 employees and 104 family members used the benefits of 94 lakh.
The former CEO of CESC G. Sheela, Chief Director of accounts Renuka, Superintendent engineer Sunil and other officials were present.
Published – 1 May 2025 17:43
