East Coast Railway Additional General Manager stresses on the importance of safety, security and enhanced passenger amenities
During his visit, Mr. Behera interacted with the staff, Train Managers (Guards) and officers. He emphasised the importance of safety, security and enhanced passenger amenities. He urged all the staff and officers to work diligently towards reducing passenger complaints by addressing issues promptly and efficiently.
While interacting with the Train Managers, the AGM highlighted their critical roles and responsibilities, and encouraged open discussion regarding their grievances, suggestions, and any support required from the administration. He assured them of the administration's commitment to providing a conducive work environment.
In his meeting with officers, the AGM advocated the implementation of good governance and robust administrative practices. He stressed the need to focus on cleanliness, freight loading, safe train operations, and track maintenance. He also advised officers to prioritise infrastructural development to meet the targets set by the Railway Board. He called for the preparation of comprehensive action plans to overcome challenges through effective planning and teamwork.
ADRM Operations Manoj Kumar Sahoo, ADRM Infra E. Santharam and branch officers of various departments were present in the meeting held at the DRM office.
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