Ty Bba Project Final

REPORT ON RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND NEW HR PRACTICES
CHAPTER1.
About the Project
1.1 Objective of the Study.
1.2 Scope of the Study.
1.3 Utility.
1.4 Data Collection.
1.5 Limitations Of Study
PMC PROJECT (INDIA) PVT LTD 1

1.1 Objective of the study:
1. To understand & gain an insight of recruitment, selection &

training fundamentals as well as to know how the same are
implemented / executed in the Organizations.
2. To highlight the problem areas (if any) existing in the
organization.
1.2 Scope of the study:
The project covers the following aspects of the HRM:
Points: 1) Recruitment & Selection.

2) Training & Development.
3) Induction
4) Motivation & Participative Management.
5) Promotion & Transfer.
6) Remuneration & Job Satisfaction.
1.3 Utility of study:-
1. To enable the company to think over the problems highlighted by

the study or to cash upon the core competencies in the area of
HRM.
2 Enable the users of the report to bridge the gap between theory
and practical.

1.4 Data Collection
Primary data
Primary data is a kind of data which has been obtained

directly from the respondent & it is more reliable in comparison to
secondary data. This data is much more in accordance to the
requirement of the study.
The main sources of the primary data collection for the
project were:
 Questionnaire.
 Interview.
 Observation.
 Analysis.
Secondary data
Secondary data is a kind of data which is easy to obtain but

it is less reliable & less user friendly as well as less in accordance
with the requirements. The main sources of the secondary data
were:
 Internet.
 Books.
 Magazines.
 Brochures etc.

Research flow :
Preparation of Questionnaires Of Employees and Employers
Visit the Company
Survey through questionnaires
Analysis
Conclusion
1.5 Limitation of the study:-
• The report does not cover financial information related to

the HR department and the practices.
• Although the respondents answered the questions, there

could be some bias and some ambiguity in the answers.
• The management was not willing to divulge information

related to industrial comparison of employees
satisfaction.
• The management was not willing to divulge the

information relating to some of the interpersonal
questions.

CHAPTER

RESEARCH METHODOLOGY
Process Flow Diagram :
CONCCEPT FORMATION
OBJECTIVE
QUESTIONNAIRE PREPERATION
VALIDATION OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE
RANDOM SAMPLING
DISTRIBUTION OF QUESTIONNAIRE
DATA COLLECTION
DATA ANALYSIS
INTEPRETATION & SUGGESTIONS

CHAPTER
3.
 Company Profile
3.1 Objective
3.2 Vision
3.3 Philosophy
3.4 Journey

3.1 Company Profile.
PMC Project (India) Pvt Limited.
 PMC project (INDIA) Pvt Ltd is one of the fastest growing

professionally managed project management companies. The
company has handled different types of infrastructure
projects of global stature successfully for the country and has
earned respect for executing projects within the regulated
time, quality and cost framework.
 Some of the feathers in their cap include Mundra Port with its
backup facilities; the 57 km Mundra port-Adipur railway link
,Gas Distribution pipeline Network and CNG stations in
Ahmedabad, SPM & Submarine pipeline project at Mundra,
Terminal-2 and several infrastructure projects were under
execution at Mundra and different parts of the country.
 Infrastructure is the binding fabric of the economy, the

medium expensed growth and enabler of development. PMC
projects Pvt Ltd is a leader in the expertise-oriented high-
technology industry. PMC has committed and dedicated
workforce help anchor PMC success.
3.2 Objective
To become a successful EPC (Engineer Procurement &

Constructions) company.

3.3 Vision
To be professionally managed infrastructure managed

infrastructure construction entity, which shall provide the strength
to Adani Group to become one of the leading infrastructure
company of the country, contributing in the economic
development.
3.4 Philosophy
- Consistent commitment to Excellence

- Execution of projects to the best standards
- Innovation and application of novel construction technique
- Requirements driven all project artifacts
- “Thinking Best, Thinking Next”
 PMC has a capability to break projects into work structure

and to package it in order to bring cost effective solutions.
The core strength of PMC is its project management
capabilities.
 PMC owns fleet of dredgers for maintenance dredging &

reclamation. PMC is in the process of setting up for
manufacturing of its construction equipments in near
future.
 PMC has adopted High end solutions in day to day

functioning and is looking to the realm of Information
Technology to improve the skill base and maintain high
levels of efficiency and accuracy. The design software
used includes primavera & SAP (ERP).

The Skill sets which PMC has as an organization
- Design & Engineering

- Commercial procurement & contracts
- Timely execution of projects in cost effective manner
- Coordination of all the activities through proper planning
- Project manager: work breakdown structure and packing it
into different contracts in cost effective manner.
3.5 A Journey To PMC.
PMC project Pvt. Ltd started way in 1993 as a department and was
finally realized on May 3rd, 2005. From 3 person team to the
current strength of more than 800 people. PMC has seen
unprecedented growth. Vision to reality stands apt to describe what
PMC has achieved till now. The infrastructure development at
Mundra is a burning example of what can be achieved, by plain
dedication and the passion to make difference.
SOME FACTS ABOUT PMC.

• The numbers of employees are 495 in PMC. Workforce is
differentiating on the basis of age, qualification, professional
qualification etc in the PMC.
• PMC also has process compliance audit by which company

come to know deviation in the implementation of the process
and that can be solved.
• Relation of top level and bottom level is cordial in PMC.

• The company also contributes to the welfare of society as a

part of social responsibility. The company has adopted few
villages near Mundra. It also provides education facility and
medical facility as contribution towards society.
• The company focuses on communication and transparency of

communication to cope up with the current problems
discussed in the last topic.
• The behavior of the group is co-ordinative in PMC.

Sometimes ill-behavior is punished by stopping increment.
The company does not have any particular punishment for
such kind of behavior.
• PMC has not faced problem of strike yet.
SOME MAJOR LANDMARKS ESTABLISHED BY “PMC”

WERE
- Multiple terminal
- Liquid storage Facility
- Container terminal
- Narmada water pipeline
- City gas distribution\ CNG station
- Bunkering Line at Mundras
- Mundra port with its its backup facilities
- Port User Building (5b) at Mundra
- SPM & submarine pipeline projects at Mundra
- Air strip at Mundra

Various Departments and Their Key Functions :
Operations:
1. Planning :
 Scope finalizing
 Basic planning document
 3 level planning
 Strategic planning
2. Engineering :
 Value engineering
 BOQs (Bill on Quality)
 Working Dredgers
3. Construction :
 Execution of the project on time, quality and stipulated
cost
 Project coordination
 CTC minus 5%
4. HR and Administration
 Recruitment & Selection
 Induction

 Performance Management System

 Wage & salary Administration
 Training & Development
 Statutory and Legal compliances
 Administrative and Welfare Activities

CHAPTER
4.
4.1 Job Analysis & Design.
4.2 Recruitment & Selection.
4.3 Induction.
4.4 Training & Development.
4.5 Performance Appraisal.
4.6 Promotion & Transfer.
4.7 Remuneration & Job Satisfaction.
4.8 Welfare & Benefits.
4.9 Grievance & Reddresal.
4.10Motivation & Participative
Management.
4.11 Future challenges & HRP.

Spectrum of HR Activities in PMC
Recruitment
Induction/
Orientation
Programme
Feed-back
Admin &
Welfare
PA/PMS
Activities Spectrum
Of HR
Activities
Training &
Reward Devpt.
Mech.
Wage &
Statutory
Salary
Compliance
Admin.
Human Resource Department Mission in PMC.
• PMC believes that their employees are their most valuable

resources. PMC’s mission in Human Resources is to provide
a full range of quality human resource services to support
each employee in contributing at optimum levels towards the
mission and goals.
• They will strive for excellent customer service in providing

recruitment and selection, benefits administration, job
classification, employee relations, performance management,
salary and payroll administration, equal employment
opportunity, human resource policy development, employee
assistance and risk management. PMC will advocate for
consistency, fairness and equity in all human resource
activities.

• Creating and delivering exemplary human resources services,

processes, and outcomes.
• Promoting and enhancing competency,
effectiveness, and well-being as a showered responsibility of
our organization and its people.
• Creating a learning environment by generating a positive and
productive work culture.
HRD Value in PMC
• Respect for dignity of all employees

• Fair and equitable treatment of individuals in our
diverse employee base
• Highest standards of personal integrity and
trustworthiness
• Creativity And Initiative
• Learning, growth and development

Recruitment, Selection & Induction.
 Recruitment is the preliminary process of scanning for the

prospective employees of the company and stimulating them
for the purpose of filling the vacancy in the company. As a
H.R. person we should have an eye for the person who will
be a profitable investment for the company.
 To a large extent the cost of the co. can reduce the cost by
optimizing the recruitment function it is imperative to find
the right person for the right job.

4.1 Job Analysis and Design
 Job analysis may be understood as a process of collecting

job related information. In the other words it is a
systematic exploration of the activities within a job. The
process of job analysis result in two sets of data:
1. Job Description.
2. Job Specification.
Generally job analysis involves the following steps:
1) Collecting and recording job information.

2) Checking the job information for accuracy.
3) Writing job descriptions based on the information.
4) Using the information to determine the skills, abilities and
knowledge that are required on the job.
5) Updating information from time to time
• Job Analysis in PMC
 In PMC for the job analysis detailed engineering work is

carried out. They prepare budget and allot resources and time
as per the requirement.
 How many employees are required is prepared by H.O.D and

the job description is sent to HR Department, before that
position is justified. They give fair chance to freshers also.
They have their own test for this purpose. The minimum
percentage for passing is also fixed. They have different
strategies for the fresher’s. They practice the techniques like
brain storming for the fresher’s. The method practiced for the

collection of job data by P.M.C. are consultants, through E-

mail, Reference group & for fresher’s they conduct campus
recruitment.
4.2 Recruitment & Selection.

 Employees are vital cogs in the wheel of business. One of
the entrepreneur’s greatest attributes is to hire the right
people. Putting a successful business team together is as
important as putting a good sports team together. Finding
the right people, having the right people, in the right place,
at the right time, is vital to organizational performance.
Getting this right through successful recruitment and
selection strategy is critical.
 The dictionary provides very functional definition of the

word “Recruitment”, the process of obtaining new
members or employees, giving little away about the
crucial role recruitment placed in work force development.
However the routes of the word “Recruitment” Come from
the 17tn century French word ‘recoitre’ , meaning the
“new growth”, and from the Latin word ‘crescere’
meaning “to grow”. Providing an insight in to the fresh
ideas and new opportunities for development that
recruitment can offer.
 “Recruitment means to find out required people and

stimulate them to apply for the job in our organization.”
 In other words “Recruitment is the process to discover the

sources of manpower to meet the requirement of the
staffing schedule and to employ effective measure for

attracting that manpower in adequate numbers to facilitate,

effective selection of an effective working force”
 The recruitment process is not just about employers

identifying suitable employees, its also about candidates
finding out more about the business, and considering
whether the organization is one where they would like to
work. A balanced recruitment process will attract
candidates, impress them, provide and opportunity to
assess and select the best candidates and recruit them in to
organization.
 Recruitment lends itself as a potential source of

competitive advantage to the firm. An effective approach
to recruitment can help a company successfully compete
for limited human resource. An organization must choose
a recruiting approach that produces the best pool of
candidates quickly & cost effectively. A recruiting
programme helps the firm in at least 4 ways:
 Attract highly qualified & competent people.
 Ensure that the selected candidates stay longer with
the company.
 Make sure that there is match between cost &
benefit.
 Help the firm create more culturally diverse work-
force.
Recruitment Needs are Of Three Types.

• Planned
i.e. the needs arising from changes in organization and
retirement policy.

• Anticipated
Anticipated needs were those movements in personnel,
which an organization can predict by studying trends in
internal and external environment.
• Unexpected
Resignation, deaths, accidents, illness give rise to
unexpected needs.
On the other side of the coin a poor recruitment process speaks
volumes about its role in a firm. When a recruitment result fails
to meet organizational needs for a talent, a typical response is to
raise entry-level pay scales. This can distort traditional wage &
salary relationships in the company, resulting in unavoidable
consequences.
Types of Recruitment:-
Recruitment can be done in two ways

(A) Internal Recruitment
(B) External Recruitment
(A)Internal Recruitment:-
 It involves recruiting people from internal sources or within

the organization.
 The common methods preferred in case of internal
recruitment are
• Present Employees
• Employee reference

• Former employees
• Previous Applicants
(B) External Recruitment:-
 It involves recruiting people from external sources like:

• Advertisement
• Campus Recruitment
• Walk-In Interviews
• Contractors
• Consultants
• Competitors (Head-hunting)

Recruitment process flow chart. :
MAN POWER PLANNING
CV SOURCING
SEARCH
*Plan Search
*Identify Targets
*Contact Targets
INTERNAL EXTERNAL
SOURCES SOURCES
ADVER E-
PROMOTIO CAMPU CONSU
EMPLOYEE T- RECRUI
N/ S L-ANTS
REFRENCE SMENT TMENT
TRANSFER
TAKE CALLS FROM

CANDIDATES


Mapping INTERVIEWS & ASSESSMENT

candidates Reimbursement
against *Skill Interview of expenses
positional *Behavioral Interview
competencies
SHORT LISTING
VARIOUS TESTS
*Psychometric Test
*Multiple Assessment of
Personality Test
*Technical Test
*Situational Reaction
Test
*Medical Test
FINAL SELECTION
THOROUGH REFERENCE CHECK ADVISE UNSUCCESSFUL

CANDIDATES
NEGOTIATE WITH THE CANDIDATES
Cont….

SEND OFFER
CANDIDATESTO LETTER
SITES
YE ENTRY IN HR DATABASE W
NO REASONS
S
FOLLOW UP FOR JOINING
ACCEPTANCE
Relieving & Resignation

Certificate or Affidavit,
JOINING FORMALITY
Experience Certificate,
Salary Slip, Expected D/O/J.
SAP ENTRY
APPOINTMENT LETTER
INDUCTION

4.3 SELECTION.
 “Selection is the process of choosing the person most
competent for a particular job or weeding out the
unsuitable”.
 In other words Selection is the process of differentiating

between applicants in order to identify & hire those
with a greater likelihood of a success in a job.
 The selection process should be based on an ability of

the recruiter, who is capable to make a contribution to
the organizations effectiveness and potential for
development. A rigorous and structured approach
should be taken to select the candidates. This will
ensure that the process is seemed to be fair to both
successful and unsuccessful candidates.
Importance:-
• To attract and encourage more and more candidates to apply

in the organization.
• To create a talent pool of candidates to enable the selection of
the best candidates for the organization.
• To determine present and future requirement of the
organization in conjunction with its personnel planning and
job analysis activities.
• To increase the pool of candidates at minimum cost.
• To meet the organization’s legal and social obligation
regarding the composition of its workforce.

• To reduce the probability that the job applicants once

recruited ad selected will leave the organization only after
shot period of time.
• To increase the success rate of selection process by
decreasing number of visibly under qualified or over
qualified job applicants.
 Recruitment & Selection are the two main swords in the HR

process. A fine line of distinction between the two swords
are i.e. recruitment refers to the process of identifying &
encouraging prospective employees to apply for jobs,
selection is considered with picking the right candidates
from a pool of right applicants.
 Recruitment is positive as it seeks to as many candidates as
possible selection on other hand is negative as it seeks to
eliminate as many unqualified applicants as many as
possible in order to identify the right candidate.
• Recruitment in PMC
PMC is a project based company which started way back in

1993 & was realized on 3rd May, 2005 is working into
Infrastructure Development Business. As an India being
developing country, in order to be in the group of developed
countries the infrastructure sector is one of the key areas to
be focused on this can make a big difference in terms of
growth & development of our country. It is very surprising
that very less Indian companies are in this business. So it’s a
big achievement on part of PMC who has taken a big
initiative in this direction. As it is the fastest growing
company the human capital is required on regular basis.
Hence recruitment is one of the major activities of the HR
Department.

Recruitment process in PMC
Step 1. Organogram:
The first step of the process is manpower planning which is

done by the departments after taking into consideration their goals.
This is done by project/departmental head in consultation with the
concerned person in the HR Department. They make the decision
after taking into consideration the following matters:
1. Duration of the project, based on which it is decided whether

to take the employee on the permanent basis or on Fixed
Term Appointment (F.T.A.)
2. Whether to go for replacement vacancy or new recruitment or
temporary recruitment for specific period.
3. Designation of the person to be recruited.
4. Qualification of the person.
5. Experience of the person.
6. Job description.
7. His reporting relationship.
8. Placing of posting.
Based on this information the department submits a manpower

requisition to HR department which contains all the details
mentioned above and it is need to be signed by the Functional
head, head of the department and CEO of PMC.

Step 2. Sourcing of Profiles:
Once it is known how many and of what types of

recruits are required, serious consideration can be given to,
ℑ Where to look: With a view to reduce costs, organizations

look to labour markets most likely to offer the required job
seekers. Generally companies look to national market,
regional market, or local market as per the necessity of the
employees. The companies have to look to different markets
considering the factors like location of the company, literacy
level of the respective city.
ℑ How to look: It refers to the method or sources of

recruitment. The recruitment of worker through various
intermediaries has been a marked feature of several Indian
industries for a long time. They are known by different
names such as jobbers, sardars, mistry, chaudhary,
mukaddam etc. But, the system of recruitment through
intermediaries has always been subject to various ills. The
bribe and corruption has been the chief ill of the system. But
the employment exchanges are being used more. Labour
legislation in India needs employees to notify vacancies to

employment exchange. But it is a common experience of

many organizations that they have not found this source
effective. The third popular source of recruitment of skilled
workers and high cadre posts is the recommendation of
present employees, relatives and friend. There are several
sources and they can be broadly categorized into,
ℑ Internal sources of recruitment:
 Present employees
 Employee referrals
 Former Employee
 Previous applicants
ℑ External sources of recruitment:
 Campus recruitment
 Professional or trade associations
 Advertisements
 Employment exchanges
 Consultants
 Contractors
 Radio and television
 Competitors

PMC mainly recruit H.R. guys form MHRM, MHRD, MLW from
Surat, Baroda and Ahmedabad.
Step 3. Screening of Profiles:

After completion of sourcing of profiles the next step is the
screening of profiles and short listing of the applicants. This
is done by HR department taking into consideration
following criteria:
 Qualification of the applicant

 Special training if any
 His/her work experience
 His/her present pay package
 Project undertaken and present job
responsibilities
 Willingness to locate to the place of
work.
Final technical short listing is one by the concerned

departmental experts. In case of campus recruitment candidates are
first required to appear in an aptitude test and technical test and

based on their performance in the both they are short listed for the
personal interview.
Step 4. Communication to short listed candidates:
Short listed candidates are informed to appear for the

personal interview by an email, mentioning the date, time and
location of interview, required documents, mode of transportation
etc. Same information is given to the candidate by calling him
personally on his number and also at the same time confirmation is
also taken from his side that he is appearing for the interview or
not and the final list who are going to appear for the interview is
prepared.
Step 5. Scheduling of Interviews:
Location of the interview is decided taking into consideration the

number of candidates who will attend the interview, for that

conformation from the all candidates id taken whether they are

appearing for the interview or not. If the interviews are at the place
like Mundra ,candidates are provided transportation facility. For
campus recruitment the campus coordinator is informed before
hand for the interviews and interviews are conducted in the college
campus itself. Interviews are scheduled in consultation with the
concerned departments. Interview panel consists of concerned
department head and the senior persons of the same who assesses
the subject knowledge of the candidate and give their feedback for
the same.
Step 6. Conducting Interviews and Selection:
An interview is formal in-depth conversation to evaluate the

applicant’s acceptability. Interview can be adapted to unskilled,
skilled, managerial and professional employees.
The interview can be :

1. One to one- in which there are only to participants i.e.
interviewer and interviewee

2. Sequential – is a serious of one to one interview technique

where one candidates is interviewed by different person in
sequence.
3. Panel – In which there are 2 or more interviewer. It can
provide very good information of the candidates. The
company mainly uses this technique to avoid biasness.
First all the candidates are made to fill up the candidate detail
form which includes the date of birth, education, experience,
present & past salary(if any) , expected salary. Interview of the
short listed candidates are done at the same time by concerned
departmental head. Factors like body language, reaction,
knowledge etc are taken into consideration however subject matter
is given more important. After the interview the member of the
interview panel record their feedback in the Interview Assessment
and Approval Form and give their decision and the sheet is
required to be signed by the members of interview panel, head of
the concerned department and the CEO.
The next step is Negotiation. It is very important part of the
entire process. Since from here it is decided whether the candidate
is finally willing to join or not. Negotiation is also a art since it is
all about how attractively the offer is made so that there will be a
win-win situation for both the sides. If this process is not done then

after effects will start from having a pool of Poor Human capital
and will end up to the problem of retention which is one of the
biggest challenge which majority of companies all over the world
facing nowadays. It gives light to the fact that the process of
retention has its roots hidden in the process of negotiation and
which ultimately affects the company’s ROI made on the human
capital. Thus company may end up loosing its talented employee.
Step 7. Joining:
Scanned copy of the original offer letter is sent to the

candidate through email and he is informed for the same and at
the same time a date of joining is taken from and finally the
original offer letter is field in the offers file and it is given to the
candidate when he comes for joining, at the same time a
photocopy of offer of letter signed by the candidate is taken
from him and it is field in his personal file for documents. The
most ethical part of the company is that they do not demand the
BOND’S from the employees joining the ethical firm.
Following documents are required at the time of joining:

• Mark sheets – S.S.C, H.S.C, and Degree’s mark sheet.

• One copy of latest resume.
• Qualification Certificate.
• Relieving letter of last employer.
• Experience letter of last employer.
• Copy of salary/ appointment letter of last employer.
• Accepted copy of resignation letter.
• Copy of Driving license/passport/PAN/ID card.
• Photographs: passport size 5nos. stamp size 3nos.
• Blood group Certification.
• Reference certificate-2nos.
If the candidate has no relieving letter from last employer he needs

to make one affidavit.
• Example of Recruitment in the PMC held on 28th and
29th may.
• The entire recruitment process was conducted with a sole
purpose of acquiring the man power needed for the
development of West and South ports i.e. Dahej and
Mundra sites respectively.
The figures given in the below table gives an overview of how the
entire process was done in PMC’s Corporate office at Ahmedabad.

Total Vacancies 250

Total applications Received 400
Short listing 200
Called for the Interview 77
Appeared in the test 30
Cleared test and call for the interview 20
Final selection 12
Given offer letter 12
Offer accepted 12
4.4 Induction.
 Induction is the process which enables new employees

to become familiar with their job, organization, and the
other people with whom they will work. The main
object of Induction is to make the new hires feel “at
home” in the new environment. In the first stage all
employees feels fear about their performance in the new
job. It helps to reduce fear and attrition among new
hires. In the modern corporate world we can put it as an
“ICE BREAKING”.
Important facts related to Induction:

 On an average, 17% of working population leaves their

job per annum. This means that potentially, one out of
six employees’ faces a first day in a new job every year.
One reason people change job is that they never feel
welcome or a part of the organization. As a result many
choose to switch rather than fight and simply quit their
job and move to another company.
 A thoughtful new employee induction program can

reduce labour turnover and can save thousands of
rupees of an organization.
 Induction is the process of acquiring new employees

with the organization. Orientation topics range from
such basic items as the location of the company
cafeteria to such concerns as various career paths within
the firm.
 Hence we can say that induction is the process through

which a new employee is introduced to the job and the
organization. A good induction programs also shows

the organization’s culture. It also affects reputation of

the organization
Importance of Induction:
Induction helps:
• To know more about the job, its contents, policies,
rules, and regulations.
• To know the people with whom he has to work.
• To know terms and conditions of employment
• To adjust and adapt to new demands of the job
• To get along with the people

• To get off to good start.
Topics often covered in Employee induction Program:
About the Organization:
• History of employer
• Organization of employer
• Names and titles of key executives
• Lay out of physical facilities

• Probationary period
• Product line or service provided
• Overview of service process
• Company policies and rules
• Disciplinary regulations
• Safety procedure and enforcement.
Employee benefits:
• Pay scale and pay days

• Vacation and holidays
• Rest breaks
• Counseling
• Insurance benefits
• Retirement program
• Employer-provided services to employee
• Rehabilitation program
Introduction:
• To supervisor
• To trainer

• To co-worker
Job duties:
• Job location
• Job tasks
• Job safety requirements
• Overview of job
• Job objectives
• Relationship to other jobs
• Awareness about performance management system
This is general overview of the entire induction process.
Induction in PMC
 The PMC has five days induction program for the new
employees. They have also three days tailor made induction
program of a new blood that needs to be circulated in a
particular department. The induction program is started by
HR head with welcome speech. He makes the presentation
of Adani Group which gives the thorough information of

Adani Group i.e. history of Adani Group, various group of

companies as well as history of PMC, services provided by
PMC, projects undertaken by PMC, successful projects,
geographical functional area, departments etc.
 After that separate presentations were made by each and

every department’s senior manager who explained that what
their department’s role in the organization is. At the end of
each and every presentation there is a session for the
question & answer which made the session very interactive.
Employees get the chance to meet the head of each
department and they also come to know
Who is the right person to contact in case they have some problem
or they have any work in other departments.
 After that employees are given feedback forms for the

induction program and filled forms sent for analysis.
 They have a visit of various locations i.e. Office of PMC,

Mining and quarrying area, West port, North port, South port
and aerodrome etc. during this program.

 During the induction program all employees were treated in

equal and fair manner. During the program new employees
from the various departments are called so they have chance
to interact with the employees of the other departments and
this leads to formation of informal groups. It will settle down
the butterflies in the stomach of an employee.
 In short by such program employee will come to know rules,

regulations, policies, hierarchy of the organization. They
also understand the working of the organization.
 Employees may provide the valuable suggestions which can
be taken into consideration.
Observations:-
• Some of the employees suggested that such kind of the

induction program should be held at least once in a month so
that employees can the latest information of the organization.
• A well arranged induction program provides the employee
with the feeling of acceptance and also that they are
important for the organization.

• A good induction programmes also shows the organizational

culture.
• It can also affect the brand reputation of the company.
4.5 Training and Development.
 “Training is the act of increasing the knowledge and the

skills of an employee for doing a particular job.”
 Basically it’s a going process.
 In the simple words training means to increase ability to

work in some specific field. It is required for all kind of
organization. Even though the new hired are highly qualified
or educated employee they can not work without proper
training. So, the management of any organization can not
think that if they hired highly qualified employees than it will
save cost of management
on behalf of training. Training is not important only for new hired

but sometimes existing workers are also provided training through
their management if they required or if new technology is
exported.
 Development is something different than training.

Development means, “To provide knowledge and
understanding that will enable people to carry out non-
technical organizational functions more effectively.”
Generally development is related to higher management.

 Development also refers to the learning opportunities

designed to help employees grow.
Importance of Training and Development:
• Training is necessary when person moves from one job to

another.
• Training is necessary to prepare existing employees for
higher level job.
• Newly hired employees are required training to perform their
task with efficiency.
• Training is required to make employees more productive and
useful in the long run.
• Development aims at improving the total personality of an
individual.
• Development is mostly the result of internal motivation.
• Development is less skill oriented but it stresses on
knowledge which leads to personal growth of an individual.
• Training and Development in PMC.
 Like all other company PMC also needs to train its

employees. The company is project based so it do not
have any repetitive work hence needs of training is
according to project.
 The company has on going skill enhancement program

which helps to update the skills to employees. It also
help in Role redundancy. The main focus of T&D

program is skill, ethics and attitude.
 The company hires experts for the foreign consignment

purpose. The company also has internal trainers to train
the internal employees. Besides this company have also
well equipped training centre.
Two steps are followed in training:

1. Unlearned things.
2. Learn things.
 Unlearned Things
It also very important for the any company that their new
employees or existing employees should unlearned things first
which were learned by them before their engagement with
company.
 Learned Things
Then training according to the company’s need is given.

Then they are under continous supervision.
PMC prefers fresher. One of the reasons why company

prefers fresher is that unlearning is not required in the case of
fresher. The other reasons for preferring freshers are as under.
• They are like water i.e. mouldability. They can be used

as per your requirement
• Flexibility is more in the case of freshers
• They put an extra mile efforts
• They have high motivation to go ahead in career

• They have good ability to think freely

• They are more innovative & the reason behind it is that
feresher do not have any fear of failure.
• Results into belongingness
• The other reason is that as they are not married so they
will contribute more no. of hours to the work.
The budgets of the T&D every time depends on project

requirement.
After the training has been provided company uses the parameters
like ROI, Kirckpatericks Model, Reaction and learning to measure
the improvements.
The potential problems like cost and time during T&D is

faced by the PMC.

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4.6 Performance Appraisal.
 “Performance appraisal is a process of assessing,

summarizing and developing the work performance of
employee”
 In other words it is an objective assessment of an individuals

performance against well defined benchmarks.
 All organizations use performance appraisal for different

purpose. The main issue is that what should be the criteria for
the same. Generally all performance involves judgments
which are not always fair. Different organization use
different kind of tools for performance appraisal.
Objects of performance appraisal:
• To let employees know do a better job by clarifying what is

expected of them.
• To plan opportunities for development and growth.
• To let employees know where they stand.
• To provide an opportunity for employees to express
themselves on performance related issues.
• To strengthen the superior-subordinate working relationship
by developing a mutual agreement of goals.
• To asses the training & development needs of employees.

In short performance appraisal is the systematic evaluation of

the individual with respect to his performance on the job, his
potential for development.
Performance appraisal in PMC
 The company’s main objective for the performance

appraisal is to ensure accountability from the two
perspectives i.e. employee & company. The employees
come to know what they are doing, what is expected,
what is to be done, finally salary at the end of the year.
It also helps employers to measure the performance on
the basis of parameters like ROI, cost, quality, feasible
performance, time. They are mainly concerned with the
return by the employees.
 The company has financial budget, Activity budget,

functional budget to measure the performance of the
employees. According to the company performance
appraisal is the gap between expectation and
achievement. Final approval is with HR head. All the
employees are covered in the process of performance
appraisal.
 The company follows this process of appraisal once in a

month.
 The company has “n” number of problems like

responsibility issue, align objective of the company
with that of individual etc. The company does not have
any specific solution for such problems.

4.7 Promotion and Transfer.
Promotion:
Promotion does not mean a mere shifting of an employee to a

different job which has better working hours, better location but it
can be called promotion only when it carries increased
responsibilities and enhanced pay.
“Promotion means an improvement in pay, prestige, position

and responsibilities of an employee within his/her organization”
Purposes of Promotion:
• To attract and retain the service of qualified and competent

person.
• To motive employees for higher rate of productivity.
• To build loyalty, morale and sense of belongingness in the

workers.
• To fill up higher vacancies from within the organization.
• To increase the effectiveness of the employees.

Promotion can be given either on the base of merit or

seniority.
SENIORITY: In seniority base the person who have joined

the organization first are given first promotion. The workers
efficiency is not taken in to account in this base. So, in the
organization which follows that base of promotion the young and
competent get frustrated. However labour unions welcome this
criteria.
MERIT: In the merit base promotion the person who

performs best during the last year are given first promotion. If this
base of promotion is follows by any organization than the
efficiency if its workers can be encouraged. Competent people are
retained because better prospects are open to them. Productivity of
workers will be increased. However Labour unions do not
welcome these criteria. Also in these criteria there will be scope of
favoritism.
Transfers:
The transfer refers to the movement of employee from one

job to another or from one department to another or from one
branch to another branch without increase in duties,
responsibilities and pay. Generally transfer is given if there are
more employees in one department and less in other department in
comparison with work load.
• Promotion and Transfer in PMC

As all the employees expect some progress in their career

every company needs to give promotion to their employees to
higher position.
Following criteria is taken into consideration for the

promotion in PMC:
o Age
o Time spent in the organization
o Performance
o Liking face
In PMC transfer and promotion take place according to the

requirement. The company transfer its employee either inter
department or inter location.
If both of these activities are done intelligently then company

can use its human capital in highly advantageous manner otherwise
there may be a problem like conflicts, reduction in productivity,
high Labour turnover etc.
4.8 Remuneration and Job satisfaction.

 It is the duty of every organization to design a cost
effective pay structure that will attract, motivate and
retain competent employees. Organizations have to take
care of ever rising expectations along with the legal
requirement.
 Remuneration is the compensation an employee

receives in return for his or her contribution to the
organization. Remuneration occupies an important

place in the life of an employee, his/her living standard,

status in society, motivation, loyalty and productivity.
General Components of Remuneration:
• Wages and Salary

• Incentives
• Fringe Benefits
• Perquisites
• Non monetary benefits
 It is said that satisfied employee is very valuable asset

of the organization. Satisfied employee puts his/her
heart in the work towards the success of organization.
Employee’s satisfaction is affected by the factors like
salary, environment, relation with superior, alignment
between personal goals and that of organization etc. On
the other side if employee is not satisfied then it leads
to organization’s failure in the long run.
Remuneration and Job satisfaction issues in PMC
The company takes into consideration following factors to

determine remuneration of its employees.
• Knowledge
• Skill
• Ability
• Qualification
• Last salary

Basically demand and supply factor is also taken into

consideration.
The company has Employee Satisfaction Service (ESS) to

increase and measure the satisfaction level of the employees.
The company has started this from last year only and the
level of satisfaction was 64% last year. Next year’s target is 85%.
4.9 Welfare and Benefits.

 “Employee welfare work is work for improving the health,
safety and general well being and the industrial efficiency of
the workers beyond the minimum standard lay down by
labour legislation”
 Employee work is undertaken by various groups within and

outside an organization to improve the living conditions of
the workers. The objective is to make the worker loyal,
healthy, happy and committed.
Importance of the employee welfare.
• Employee welfare enables workers to have a richer and more

satisfactory life.
• Employee welfare promotes a real change of heart and a

change of out look on the part of both the employers and
employees.

• Employee welfare raises the standard of living of the workers

by indirectly reducing the burden on their pocket.
• Employee welfare absorbs the shocks injected by

industrialization, urbanization on workers.
• Employee welfare prevents social evils like drinking,

gambling etc. by improving the materiel, social and cultural
condition of work.
Welfare & benefits of employees in PMC
The main objective of the PMC in providing welfare facilities

are as under:
o To get the more engage from employees
o To increase the productivity
o To change their attitude towards organization’s success
 PMC is not providing any overtime benefits.
 Incentive payment is based on the

performance in PMC.
 PMC believes in more welfare facilities and

less of fringe benefits.
Few examples of the welfare and benefits provided by PMC:
 Canteen facilities.

 Get together.
 Picnic.
 Celebration of festival like Navratri.
 Conveyance (Only for Mundra).
4.10 Grievance & Redressal

Industrial disputes mean any dispute or difference between
employers and employers, or between employers and workmen or
between workmen and workmen, which is connected with the
employment or non employment or terms of employment or with
the conditions of labour of any person.
The reasons for the disputes may be:

 Wages demand
 Union rivalry
 Political interference
 Unfair labour practices
 Multiplicity of labour laws
A grievance may be understood as an employee’s

dissatisfaction or feeling of personal injustice relating to his or her
employment relationship. Conditions which may give rise to a
grievance are:

o A violation of company rules

o A change in the working condition or change in past
practices
o A violation of health and safety standard
o A violation of law
o A violation of any clause of contract of employement
• Grievances & redressal in PMC
 PMC is not free from the fact that in ever

company employees have more or less
grievances.
 Grievances in PMC are handled by HOD.

Whole of the redressal process is also done
by HOD.
 Exit interview is the interview taken at the

time of leaving. PMC do not conduct exit
interview. The company believes that it is
not necessary. The employees leave the
organization due to common reason like
transfer to native place.
 Following the current situation PMC do not

have thought about VRS or Golden hand
shake or retrenchment.
4.11 Motivation and Participative Management.

 It is duty of the manager to stimulate employees to act

to achieve goals; he must know the capacities of the
different employees and their powers to work in
smoothly working team.
 “Motivation is the process of stimulation employees to

action to accomplish desired goals”. Motivation in
simple terms may be understood as the set of the forces
that cause people to behave in certain manner.
• Motivation persists until the satisfaction or reduction of a

need state occurs. It sustains behavior in progress.
• Motivation is the driving state that channels behaviors into a

specific course that is fulfillment of a felt need. It is goal
directed.
• Motivation triggers behavior impelling a person to action. It

results from a felt need.
• Motivation is necessary for all kind of organization to retain

the interest of the employees.
 Participative management means an associating

representative of the employees at every stage of
decision making. Participative management is
considered as a process by which the workers’ share in
decision making extends beyond the decision that is
implicit in the specific contents of the jobs they do.

 In short the workers are involved as partner in every

decision making in participative management. This
results in to employee’s motivation and also their
efficiency level is increase.
• Motivation and Participate Management

in PMC
 The basic policy of the company is to create a highly

motivated and self drive team. The company cares for
each and every employee. Motivation plays very
important role in the HR department of the company.
 To motivate their employees PMC celebrates their

birthday, arrange picnic for them, arrange get together,
ESS etc.
 The company also provides the scope of suggestion to

its employees as motivation. If their suggestion will be
put in to action then they are motivated.
 About the participate management PMC believes that

without participative management no company can last
long in today’s competitive environment. So employees
are also involved in decision making process in PMC.
4.12 Future challenges and HRP.

Every company nowadays is facing more or less challenges

and tries to cope up with it.
PMC faces few challenges which are as under:
• To get meaningful and more engagement of employees
• Multiplicity of law related to employees is also the

problem faced by the company
• To decrease Labour turnover rate from 25 %( Current)

to 0%.
According to the company most of the Labour laws are redundant.

It is to ensure exploitation of Labour.
CHAPTER

5.
Detailed Analysis of the Project on Work Life Balance
Objective:
To ascertain the Work Life Balance of the employees and to arrive

at the facilitating as well as hindering factors for the same.
Methodology:

Questionnaire method was used to collect the data from the

respondents .
Sample Size:
18 samples were randomly selected with a major focus on 3

departments.
The study conducted on 18 employees of the company brought

out the following analysis:
INTEPRETATION & SUGGESTIONS.

Data Interpretation
Part 1
A)Question wise Analysis of the WLB :
Question 1: How many hours a day do you spend for traveling to

work?

No'of
Parameteres respondents %
Less than half
an hour 6 33%
Nearly one
hour 10 56%
Two hours 2 11%
TOTAL 18 100%
Labeling of the graph

12
10
8
Less than half an hour
6 Nearly one hour
Two hours
4
0
1
Interpretation:
 56% of the respondents commute nearly one hour to reach

the place of work.
 33% of the respondents take less than half an hour to travel to
and fro.
 11% of the respondents take more then 2 hrs to travel to and
fro.

Question 2: What is your quantum of work?

Define: high medium low-worker’s perception
Parameters No's %
High???? 12 67%
Medium 6 33%
Low 0 0%
Total 18 100
14
12
10
High
8
Medium
6
Low
4
0
1
Interpretation:
 67% of the respondents quantum of work is high

 33% of the respondents quantum of work is medium
Question 3: How many hours in a day do you spend with your

Family?
Parameters No's %

Less than 2 4 22%

hours
2-3 Hours 2 11%
3-4 Hours 6 33%
4-5 Hours 6 33%
Total 18 100%
5
Less than 2 hours
4 2-3 Hours
3 3-4 Hours
4-5 Hours
2
0
1
Interpretation:
 33% of the respondents spend 3-4 hours with their family.

 22% of the respondents spend less than 2 hours with their
family.
Question 4: Do you ever miss out any quality time with your
family or friends because of pressure of work?
Parameteres No's %

Never 1 6%
Rarely 1 6%
Sometimes 11 61%
Often 5 27%
Always 0 0%
Total 18 100%
12
10
Never
8
Rarely
6 Sometimes
Often
4
Always
2
0
1
Interpretation:
 61% of the respondents sometimes miss out quality time with

their family or friends because of pressure of work
 27% of the respondents often miss out quality time with their
family or friends because of pressure of work
 6% of the respondents never miss out quality time with their
 6% of the respondents rarely miss out quality time with their
Question 5: Do you ever feel tired because of work?

Parameteres No's %
Never 3 17%
Rarely 3 17%
Sometimes 11 61%
Often 1 5%
Always 0 0%
Total 18 100%
20
18
16
Never
14
Rarely
12
Sometimes
10
Often
8
Always
6
4 Total
2
0
1
Interpretation:
 61% of the respondents sometimes feel tired because of

work.
 17% of the respondents never feel tired because of work.
 17% of the respondents rarely feel tired because of work.
 5% of the respondents often feel tired because of work.
Question 6: How do you manage stress arising from your work?

Parameteres No's %
Yoga 0 0%
Meditation 1 6%
Entertainment 6 33%
Dance 0 0%
Music 7 39%
Others 4 22%
Total 18 100%
8
7
6 Yoga
Meditation
5
Entertainment
4
Dance
3
Music
2 Others
1
0
1
Interpretation:
 39% of the respondents are managing their stress through

Music.
Entertainment.
other sources.
meditation.

Question 7: Do you personally feel any of the following will help

you to balance your work life?
Parameters No's %
Flexible starting
hours 2 11%
Flexible finishing
time 2 11%
Flexible hours in
general 8 44%
Holidays/Paid
time offs 3 17%
Time-off for
family functions 3 17%
Total 18 100%

9
8 Flexible starting hours
7
Flexible finishing time
6
5 Flexible hours in general
4
3 Holidays/Paid time offs
2
Time-off for family
1 functions
0
1
Interpretation:
 44% of the respondents feel that Flexible hours in general

will help them to balance their work life.
 17% of the respondents feel that Holidays/Paid time offs will
help them to balance their work life.
 17% of the respondents feel that Time-off for family
functions will help them to balance their work life.
 11% of the respondents feel that Flexible starting hours will
 11% of the respondents feel that Flexible finishing time will
Question 8: Do any of the following help you balance your work

and family commitments?

Parameteres No's %
Working from home 3 17%
support from 9 50%
colleagues at work
support from family 4 22%
members
Others 2 11%
Total 18 100%
10
9
8 Working from home
7
6 support from colleagues
at work
5
support from family
4
members
3
others
2
1
0
1
Interpretation:
 50% of the respondents feel that support from colleagues at

work can help them to balance their work and family
commitments.
 22% of the respondents feel that support from family
members can help them to balance their work and family
commitments.
 17% of the respondents feel that working from home can
help them to balance their work and family commitments.
 11% of the respondents feel that other sources can help them
to balance their work and family commitments.

Question 9: Do any of the following hinder you in balancing

your work and family commitments?
Parameters No's %
Frequently traveling 5 28%
away from home
Work load 6 33%
Office timings 1 5%
Others 2 11%
No Response 4 22%
Total 18 100%

7
Frequently traveling
6 away from home
5 Work load
4 Office timings
3
Others
2
1 No Response
0
1
Interpretation:
 33% of the respondents feel that work load hinder them in

balancing their work and family commitments. However
PMC being Project based company & with a bunch of
upcoming projects.
 28% of the respondents feel that frequently traveling away
from home hinder them in balancing their work and family
commitments.
 22% of the respondents refrained themselves from replying.
 11% of the respondents have other reasons.
 5% of the respondents feel that Office timings hinder them in
balancing their work and family commitments.

Question 10: Does your organization provide you with following

additional work provisions?
Parameteres No's %
Telephone for personal use 9 50%
Counseling services 2 11%
Health programmes 1 6%
Parenting / Family support
programmes 1 6%
Exercise 3 17%
Relocation 2 11%
Total 18 100%

10
9 Telephone for personal use
8
Counseling Services
7
6 Health programs
5
Parenting / Family support
4 programs
3 Exercise
2
Relocation
1
0
1
Interpretation:
 50% of the respondents agreed that the Organisation give

Telephone / Mobiles as additional work provisions.
 17% of the respondents feel that exercise facilities provided
by company helps as additional work provisions.
 11% of the respondents agree that Counseling Services
provided by company helps as additional work provisions.
 11% of the respondents feel that the relocation facility
provided by company.

Question 11: Does your organization have social functions at

times suitable for families?
Parameters No's %
Yes 16 89%
No 2 11%
Total 18 100%
18
16
14
12
10 Yes
8 No
6
4
2
0
1
Interpretation:
 89% of the respondents have agreed that such functions are

carried out.
 11% of the respondents have not agreed on the above
mentioned statement; however these people might have
joined after such programmes were conducted.

Question 12: Do you spend time for working out?
Working out means employees
Parameteres No's %
Yes 7 39%
No 11 61%
Total 18 100%
12
10
8
Yes
6
No
4
0
1
Interpretation:
 61% of the respondents are not working out which is quite

high.

 39% of the respondents do regularly working out which

could still be further enhanced.
Question 13: Do you feel work life balance policy in the

organization should be customized to individual needs?
Parameteres No's %
Strongly
agree 11 61%
Agree 5 28%
Indifferent 2 11%
Disagree 0 0%
Strongly
disagree 0 0%
Total 18 100%

12
10
Strongly agree
8
Agree
6 Indifferent
Disagree
4
Strongly disagree
2
0
1
Interpretation:
 61% of the respondents strongly agree that the work life
balance policy in the organization should be customized to
individual needs.
 28% of the respondents agree
 11% of the respondents are not sure as to whether work life
balance policy should be customized on individual needs or
not.
Question 14: Do you think that if employees have good work-life

balance the organization will be more effective and successful?
Parameteres No's %
Yes 18 100%
No 0 0%
Total 18 100%

20
18
16
14
12
Yes
10
No
8
6
4
2
0
1
Interpretation:
 100% of the respondents feel that by having good work-life

balance the organization will be more effective and
successful.
 Since all the respondents have agreed that by having a Proper
Work Life Balance Organizations can actually be more
effective and eventually emerge as a successful Organisation.
CHAPTER 6
Conclusion:

The main aspect of our questionnaire has resulted in to the

following conclusion.
 Majority of employees spend nearly one hour for travelling to

work place.
 They are satisfied with their family life as they don’t have to
sacrifice precious time with their family as consequences
there is no pressure of work on employees.
 To overcome the stress of work employees generally use the

means of entertainment like movies, dance etc.
 With the support of colleague at the work employees need

more flexibility in general work hours.
 Sometimes frequent travelling and work load hinder their

satisfaction of family life.
 The majority of the employees believe that the company is

providing welfare facilities and it is socially responsible.
CHAPTER 7
SUGGESTIONS:-
FROM THE ANALYSIS WE CAN SUGGEST THE
FOLLOWING POINTS:

1. Company should take Initiative on Health Programme / Physical

Fitness Programme, Get Together, Counseling, Flexible
Working Hours.
2. Company should organize Sport Event for refreshment.
3. Company should conduct Picnic with Family / Family Outing
4. Facilities like Holidays /Paid Time-Off should be provided.
5. There Should Be Open Discussion with Employee before

putting up Any Project.
6. Entertainment Programmes should Be Organized by company.
7. Flexible Working Time should be more emphasized by

company.
8. More Recreational Facilities should be provided to the
employees
9. More of Welfare measures to be taken care off.
10. Ideally there should be a customized Work Life Balance

Programme to be competitive

CHAPTER 8
Appendix
• Example of Recruitment in the PMC held on 28th and 29th
may.
• The entire recruitment process was conducted with a sole
purpose of acquiring the man power needed for the

development of West and South ports i.e. Dahej and

Mundra sites respectively.
The figures given in the below table gives an overview of how the
entire process was done in PMC’s Corporate office at Ahmedabad.
Total Vacancies 250
Total applications Received 400
Short listing 200
Called for the Interview 77
Appeared in the test 30
Cleared test and call for the interview 20
Final selection 12
Given offer letter 12
Offer accepted 12
CHAPTER 9
BIBLOGRAPHY
1.Human Resource Management By
K.Aswathappa
2. H.R. Practices By Monnappa
3. Internet www.adanipmcprivatelimited.com


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REPORT ON RECRUITMENT, SELECTION AND NEW HR PRACTICES

PMC PROJECT (INDIA) PVT LTD 1

1.1 Objective of the study:

1. To understand & gain an insight of recruitment, selection &

1.2 Scope of the study:

The project covers the following aspects of the HRM:

Points: 1) Recruitment & Selection.

1.3 Utility of study:-

1. To enable the company to think over the problems highlighted by

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1.4 Data Collection

Primary data is a kind of data which has been obtained

Secondary data is a kind of data which is easy to obtain but

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Visit the Company

Survey through questionnaires

1.5 Limitation of the study:-

• The report does not cover financial information related to

• Although the respondents answered the questions, there

• The management was not willing to divulge information

• The management was not willing to divulge the

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Process Flow Diagram :

VALIDATION OF THE QUESTIONNAIRE

INTEPRETATION & SUGGESTIONS

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3.1 Company Profile.

PMC Project (India) Pvt Limited.

 PMC project (INDIA) Pvt Ltd is one of the fastest growing

 Infrastructure is the binding fabric of the economy, the

To become a successful EPC (Engineer Procurement &

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To be professionally managed infrastructure managed

- Consistent commitment to Excellence

 PMC has a capability to break projects into work structure

 PMC owns fleet of dredgers for maintenance dredging &

 PMC has adopted High end solutions in day to day

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The Skill sets which PMC has as an organization

- Design & Engineering

3.5 A Journey To PMC.

SOME FACTS ABOUT PMC.

• PMC also has process compliance audit by which company

• Relation of top level and bottom level is cordial in PMC.

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• The company also contributes to the welfare of society as a

• The company focuses on communication and transparency of

• The behavior of the group is co-ordinative in PMC.

• PMC has not faced problem of strike yet.

SOME MAJOR LANDMARKS ESTABLISHED BY “PMC”

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Various Departments and Their Key Functions :

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 Performance Management System

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Spectrum of HR Activities in PMC

Human Resource Department Mission in PMC.