Rajeev Gandhi National Award for Quality Management

8/4/2019 Rajeev Gandhi National Award for Quality Management

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Introduction

Rajiv Gandhi National Quality Award was

instituted by the Bureau of Indian Standards in

1991.

This is to encouraging Indian manufacturing and

service organizations to strive for excellence.

This award is intended to generate interest of

Indian Industry in quality. The award has been named after our Late Prime

Minister Rajiv Gandhi.


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Frequency- It is an annual feature on the basis

of financial year.

BENEFITS TO THE APPLICANT

ORGANIZATIONS-

It will enable the organization to assess its own

level of commitment to quality.

Further, after the process of self assessment is

completed, the organization will be in a position

to analyze its strengths and weaknesses.


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BENEFITS TO THE AWARD WINNERS-

Award winning organization(s) will be champions of quality movement

in India. Award winners can publicize their achievements on their printed and

publicity material (of that unit only).

Awards will be presented in a glittering ceremony in presence of topranking personalities from government, professional bodies, industry,and consumer associations.

Award winners may have leverage in business on being recognized asthe best.

Financial incentives Organizations winning the BEST OF ALL Award would be given cash

award of Rs. 500 000.

Organizations winning the other awards would be given cash award ofRs. 100 000.

Organization receiving the commendation certificates would be givencash award of Rs 50 000.


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AWARDS AND COMMENDATION

CERTIFICATES

There are five awards consisting of

large scale manufacturing organizations

small scale manufacturing organizations

large scale service sector organizations

small scale service sector organizations

BEST OF ALL


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There are eight commendation certificates each

for large scale and small scale manufacturingorganizations as per industrial sectors givenbelow:

Bio-technology

Chemical industry Electrical and electronic industry

Food and drug industry Gems

jewellery and allied industry

Metallurgical industry

Textile industry

Engineering industry and others.


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Further, there are six commendation

certificates each for large scale and small scaleservice organizations in the following sectors:

Education

Finance Health Care

Information Technology

Utilities

Others.


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ELIGIBILITY TO COMPETE FOR THE

AWARD

An organization is eligible to compete for the award, ifit satisfies all the following conditions: Applicant organization is located in India.

Applicant organization has been in existence for at least

three years as on last date of the application. Applicant organization is situated at one place or a unit of

an organization housed at one location.

Applicant organization has never been convicted by anycourt for deficiency in product or service and/or found

guilty of financial irregularities by any regulatory authorityor court.

Applicant organization is not manufacturing products, liketobacco and liquor etc which are injurious to health.


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Fee

For large scale organizations (manufacturing

or service) Rs. 5 000

For small scale organizations (manufacturing

or service) Rs. 1 500

Application form , downloadable from BIS

website, is used for applying for the award, an

additional amount of Rs 200/- is required to

be submitted along with the application fee.


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Assessment Fee

The applicant selected after preliminary screening for fact-finding and evaluation visits, will have to pay theassessment fee as under: For large scale organizations (manufacturing or service)

(two-days visit) Rs. 40 000

For small scale organizations (manufacturing or service)(one-day visit) Rs. 10 000

The applicant will also have to bear travel and localhospitality expenses for evaluation committee members.

Both are non-refundable and shall be paid by Demand Draftin favor of Bureau of Indian Standards payable at NewDelhi.


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ASSESSMENT CRITERIA

The assessment for large scale organization will bemade on the basis of ten parameters Leadership

Policies

Objectives and strategies Human resource management

Resources

Processes

Customer focused results Employees satisfaction

Impact on environment and society

Business results


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The assessment for small scale organization

will be made on the basis of six parameters Leadership

Human resource management

Processes

Customer focused results

Impact on environment and society

Business results


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ASSESSMENT PROCESS

Applications shall be screened on the basis of

information provided by the applicant

organization.

Selected applicants will become eligible for

fact-finding and evaluation visits.

A team of experts appointed for this purpose

would visit the organization for on-the-spot

study and evaluation.


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APPLICATION FORMS

Cost of form is Rs. 200 cash or demand draft.

From sales Counter, Bureau of IndianStandards (BIS), 9, Bahadur Shah Zafar Marg,

New Delhi 110002. For by post it will cost Rs. 250 from same

address.

The completed application form along withthe prescribed fee should reach the headoffice latest by 31 July.


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Award Winners

FOR THE YEAR 2007 (FOURTEENTH AWARDS):

BEST OF ALL AWARD

Steel Authority of India Limited - Bokaro Steel Plant, Bokaro

Fourth integrated plant in the Public Sector - started takingshape in 1965 in collaboration with the Soviet Union.

Originally incorporated as a limited company on 29th

January 1964, and was later merged with SAIL.

The Plant is hailed as the countrys first Swadeshi steel plant,

built with maximum indigenous content in terms of

equipment, material.


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CATEGORY AWARDS

Large Scale Manufacturing Industry

Tata Motors Limited - Commercial Vehicle Business Unit

- Pune Plant, Pune.

Established in 1992. Engaged in manufacturing and exporting of cars, multi

utility vehicles, truck, buses, ductile cast irons for tata

motors automobile parts, microprocessor based

universal controllers, electronic logic controllers and

programmable logic controllers.


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Large Scale Service Industry

Tata Ryerson Limited, Jamshedpur.

Trf Limited, established in the year 1962.

Over the last five decades, TRF has emerged as apioneer in solutions for material handling equipment

and processing systems required in the infrastructure

development.

It expected to grow in five years and become a Rs 2500crore Company by 2013 by enhancing focus on material

handling business and auto applications business.


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Small Scale Manufacturing Industry

T.V. Super Filter Industries, Jammu.

Exporters & Manufacturers - Engineering Components

Automotive Filters

Filters Assembly

Industrial Filters

Transmission Filters Assembly

Testing Equipment


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Small Scale Service Industry

Wealthmax Enterprises Management Private Limited,Bangalore.

Wealthmax is about security, transparency and trust.

Mutual funds Life and general insurance

Tax saving products

Assured return schemes

Commodities trading Primary and secondary equity

NRI services

Portfolio Management Services


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Documents

Rajeev Gandhi National Award for Quality Management