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    VISION

    Fostering an environment that helps in the creation of knowledge and its application to work, we seek to

    excel in all of business activities and strive to build Shapoorji Pallonji into a creative organisation.

    MISSION

    Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. Ltd. will be the company of first choice in the construction industry. We shall be

    driven by our commitment to customer satisfaction.

    VALUES

    Core Values Trust and reliability Nurture people Adaptive and agile

    Work Values Quality Safety Innovation

    Service Values Relationship with stakeholders Synergy to enhance group value Environment and social responsibility

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    ORGANISATIONAL STRUCTURE

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    SCOPE OF MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEMS

    A project controls system should be established for each capital project. The scope and detail of the controls

    system should be based on the size, complexity, sensitivity, and execution strategy of the specific project.

    Each project controls system essentially includes a Cost Management Process that estimates, monitors,

    predicts, and reports project cost.

    Responsibilities for Key Members of the Project Team

    Project Manager c Leads the Project Team

    c Ensures that project controls systems are

    effective and fully integrated for all

    project entities

    c Ensures that the change management decision-making process is

    defined, documented, and understood

    c Ensures timely decision-making to meet project needs

    c Evaluates project status reports and forwards them to the business

    Purchasing

    Managerc Ensures that contractor cost and schedule reporting requirements are

    included in the contract

    c Ensures that a change management process in documented in each

    Project Engineer

    (Planner/ Scheduler)c Develops the overall project controls system

    c Integrates engineering, construction, and start-up controls systems,

    including: cost, schedule, and change management

    c Manages the change decision process for engineering design

    c Receives, analyzes, and integrates cost and schedule reports from

    engineering design, construction, and startup leadership

    c Reports status and variation from plan to the Project Manager on

    periodic basis

    ConstructionManager

    c Develops construction management controls system

    c Integrates controls systems from multiple construction contractors

    c Receives and analyzes contractor cost and schedule reports

    c Manages proposed change during construction

    c Reports status and variations from plan to the Project Engineer on a

    periodic basis

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    STRUCTURE OF MANAGEMENT CONTROL SYSTEM

    Shapoorji Pallonji & Co. Ltd. uses Balanced Score Card tool for Management Control System.

    Balanced Scorecard (BSC) is an integrated measurement framework that enables the organization to align its

    performance with strategic objectives. It retains the traditional financial parameters to measure the firms

    current performance, but supplements it with learning and growth, customer and business process metricsthat evaluate its long term improvement measures.

    The Parameters of Balance Score Card and the linkage of performance measures are depicted as follows:

    Financial perspective - how does SPCL look to shareholders? Customer perspective - how do customers see SPCL? Internal perspectiveTo evaluate how well does SPCL manage its operational processes? Innovation and learning perspectiveTo examine how an organization learns and grows. Can the firm

    continue to improve and create value?

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    PRACTICES IN RELATION TO COLLECTING OF INFORMATION, THE

    FREQUENCY OF INFORMATION COLLECTION, THE STRUCTURE OF

    Purchase

    Frequency Report Name(Information) Submitted By Submitted ToMonthly Vendor wise Monthly schedule Individual

    BuyerPurchase manager

    Vendor wise- Material received report Individual

    Buyer

    Purchase manager

    Premium Freight report Individual

    Buyer

    Purchase manager

    Quarterly Vendors delivery performance SPIG SCM Head

    Material ReceivingDaily Material received Store-Supervisor

    Store - Manager

    Weekly Report - Material damaged during unloading Store-Supervisor

    Store - Manager

    Monthly Material Inward report Store-

    Supervisor

    Store - Manager

    Short Quantity received report Store-

    Supervisor

    Store - Manager

    Excess Quantity received report Store-

    Supervisor

    Store - Manager

    DC for sample inward report Store-

    Supervisor

    Store - Manager

    Material Storage and Issue department

    Daily Shift reports - Sub assembly line feeding Store Supervisor

    Stores Manager

    Shift report - Assembly B line feeding Store Supervisor

    Stores Manager

    Shift report - Electric store line feed Store Supervisor

    Stores Manager

    Pending material requisition slip - Stores Store Supervisor

    Store Supervisor

    Store material shortage report Store Supervisor

    Concerned Buyer

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    Status report of Store material handling equipment Store Supervisor

    Stores Manager

    Monthly Monthly Inventory Status ( Class A & B) Store Supervisor

    Purchase Manager,

    Concerned Buyer

    Rejected Part report in store and shop floor Store Supervisor

    Stores Manager

    Mov. 312 report Store Supervisor

    Stores Manager

    Quarterly Inventory audit report - Overall discrepancy Material Audit SCM Head, Stores Manager

    Inventory audit report - category wise discrepancy Material Audit SCM Head, Stores Manager

    Non Moving Part Report StoresManager

    SCM Head

    Production Department

    Daily Shift report Production status (chassisintroduced vs completed

    Production

    supervisor

    Production manager

    Weekly Weekly production plan Production

    manager

    Head Operation

    Weekly Line Down time due to part shortage ProductionManager

    Stores Manager, SCM-Head

    Monthly Vehicles assembles and stamped, Productionmanager

    Head Operation

    Planned monthly production vs

    actual production

    Production

    manager

    Head Operation

    Quality Assurance

    Daily Incoming quality inspection rejection report Incoming QA Supervisor

    Incoming QA Manager

    Daily Production line Quality reject report In Line QA Supervisor

    In Line QA - Manager

    Daily Finished vehicle Quality Issue report Final QA Supervisor

    Final QA - Manager

    Monthly TQM and Quality system report QA Manager Head - QA

    Monthly status report QA, 5S, Training, Leaninitiative, etc.,

    QA Manager Head QA, Head -Operations

    Quarterly Supplier Rating QA Manager Head QA,Head - Operations

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    CONCLUSION

    The Balanced Scorecard (BSC) approach, structured information collection mechanismand predefined parameters of performance measures combined with long term cost

    cutting, quality improvement initiatives helped SPCL to achieve its goals of lowestownership cost.

    Periodic market research, capturing of customer insights supported by continuousinnovation has helped the company to launch new projects and maintain and grow

    leadership in India through continuous evaluation of range of services offered.

    Effective management has helped in maintaining a leadership position in the market.