Deputy Chief Security Commissioner
Deputy Chief Security Commissioner
Senior officers of the Society shall exercise that administrative and disciplinary authority
powers over the members of the Association are placed under their command as specified in
Schedules II to IV and other powers are given to equal railway workers
position in terms of any laws relating to such servants and to perform such duties as may be specified
in these rules or may be specified in any guidelines issued by the Central Government or
The Director-General on behalf of this.
The High Commissioner for Security will be the head of the Security Forces
the district railway assigned to it and shall exercise that prescribed power
Heads of Departments under the existing Railway Act.
Subject to the provisions of the Law, Rules and Regulations, you shall do so
exercise control, control and control over all members e
Power is placed under his command.
Deputy Chief Security Commissioner
all matters of establishment and welfare relating to the Organization and must be maintained
Strength with a high level of efficiency especially by successful employees
and financial management and auditing of its subsidiaries;
all matters referred by the police including the railway police or any other organization
on a local railway line dealing with rail safety
He will be responsible for providing his environment with better protection and security
railway equipment and to deal with all matters connected there and in practice
among other things the following activities
organizing crime collection and dissemination and special intelligence
affecting the safety and operation of trains, repair of
statistics, records and related files;
to establish mechanisms and mechanisms to reduce the incidence of theft, theft, loss and
shortage of booked goods leading to claims for compensation and and
combating crime involving railway property including railway financing;
arranging in-depth questions about theft of property or railway equipment
in transit or in cases of loss of train revenue from
money laundering, theft and embezzlement, cheating etc
Deputy Chief Security Commissioner
to maintain close contact, on behalf of trains, with State police
which includes railway police and community management by arrest
meetings and conferences with colleagues to ensure better security
and security at the railway station;
to advise the Director-General on all matters relating to better protection
and railway safety, fire prevention and security measures
existing railway installations, such as workshops, shops, sheds, tracks, yards,
etc., and new features a local railway line that you may be planning to acquire
or construction; and
monitor and monitor the progress of the disciplinary proceedings recommended by
Department of Security against rebellious railway workers.
Deputy Chief Security Commissioner
Add or Deputy Chief Commissioner of Security as may be posted as
The Deputy Head of the Local Rail Safety Organization, will do all of that
financial, administrative and disciplinary powers as assigned to him under this
rules or regulations or as provided by train crews or corresponding position
under the existing Railway Rules.
You will-
represent the relevant High Commissioner for Security at all formal meetings
his absence or when he represents his intent;
to assist the High Commissioner for Security in carrying out his duties
relating to the protection and security of railway property and the fight against crime
against it, criminal prosecution, statistical detention, crime collection
intelligence – its measurements, liaison with other railway departments etc .; and
perform the following tasks:
review cases of loss, theft, theft, shortage, and misuse of
railway equipment for the purpose of reducing their incidence;
view and read claim styles from sub-clause (c) (i) and implement them
appropriate preventive measures in conjunction with the Claims
Organization and colleagues on other local trains;
Examine special reports on criminal and other important cases under
Railway Property (Unlawful Possession) Act, 1966 comes to the Commissariat again
issue instructions as deemed necessary; and
Arrange and attend meetings and conferences with the Police including the train
police and other public departments as directed by the High Commissioner for Security
involved to ensure better protection of railway equipment and track
action on decisions taken there.
Deputy Chief Security Commissioner
goods, transportation, purchase and distribution of weapons,
books, clothes, shops, etc .;
ensure prompt and correct answers to all questions received
Parliament, Audit Committee, Public Administration Committee etc;
relating to the local railway line;
be the head of the Area Security Control Room and will also monitor
take appropriate action on the messages received by it;
conduct inspections of officers and units of the Society in the area
of the train in the manner entrusted to the Chief Commissioner of Security
they should also propose their best practices and methods; and
do those questions and do other tasks assigned to me
depending on the relevant High Commissioner for Security.
Deputy Chief Security Commissioner
The Personnel Officer or Personal Assistant will assist the Chief Security Officer
involved in the performance of the following activities:
Management – Includes hiring, delegates, training, placement, transfers,
promotions, payments and grants, budget, discipline, legal issues and data
processing, retaining companies, band etc .;
Planning and development. – Includes staff planning, job planning,
performance appraisals, job requirements, staff records and manuals,
tracking action in inspection and advertising notes;
Welfare and service includes grievances, labor relations, housing, education,
sports, medical, provident fund, pension and other retirement and retirement benefits
benefits, welfare schemes, finances, contracts and conflicts.
You will also be responsible for: –
arranging for occasional meetings to be convened at headquarters
level
maintaining contact with other railway departments at headquarters; and
organizing festival parades, VIP tours and other similar nature stories.
You will exercise the same administrative and disciplinary powers, respectively
Ministerial staff have been referred to the Security Commissariat as instructed by their colleagues
under these rules and / or under the existing Railway Rules and will issue those rules
other duties may be delegated by the High Commissioner for Security
worried
The Commissioner for Security in the Unit will deal directly with the Chief
Better safety, safety and smooth running of the train
property and the effective management of the Army in its area as well
will deal with all matters of establishment relating to the registered members of
Power is placed under his control.
You will use that power in relation to the establishment and other matters that exist
provided in Schedule II to IV and under the existing Railway Rules.
The Division of Security Division will establish mechanisms and mechanisms to provide
better protection and security of railway property in its category and media
interact with it and execute the instructions that may be given to it
under the relevant High Commissioner for Security or on behalf of another person
Chief of Army Staff.
He will always be in touch with the chief executive officer of the unit, Post
Commanders and Company Commanders to ensure effective cooperation
between them and assisting, advising or directing their activities so that they can better provide
protection and security at the railway station.
You will check, as often as possible and on any less than once a year,
the work of his Assistant Security Commissioners, all posts of the Railway Protection Force,
Companies, external key areas, categories, etc. come to his place and take
that action may be in his power or he may issue such directives as they are conceived
needed to correct existing errors or to simplify operation.
His other responsibilities will include: –
(a) parade attendance and inspection of supplies at important and monthly stations
meetings with senior executives, Postal Managers and Company Commanders
of his criminal review unit;
(b) to ensure the effective and efficient operation – the direct use of the Duty
command;
(c) read all the basic security measures against theft, theft and so on
crimes against railway property and proposing such improvements to
the relevant authorities may be requested;
(d) to ensure accurate crime reporting, full and prompt inquiries
the acquisition of stolen railway property and the prosecution of law enforcement agencies and recipients;
(e) liaising with colleagues at the Police Service including the railway police, the public
administrative and other railway departments for effective action
better protection and security of railway equipment and related matters
so;
(f) guarding preferential and paid applications for theft, theft,
losses and shortages of booked assets and preventive measures
contacting colleagues at the Prosecution Prevention Office for arrest
the high inclination of events leading up to such claims is seen everywhere in him
administrative capacity;
(g) submits to his or her superiors any reports and rebates that may be summoned
which includes reports of coups and other questionable practices
safety and performance of the railway recognized anywhere in his category; and
(h) to ensure the full compliance of all parties under his or her direction in all directions
and instructions issued by the Director-General or the Chief of Defense Forces
The Commissioner concerned under the Act and these rules.
Deputy Chief Security Commissioner
Powers and duties of senior and junior officers sent to assist
The Commissioner for Extraordinary Security shall be in the manner specified in the Guidelines.
(1) The essential functions of registered members of the Association shall be: –
(a) the protection and protection of railway property and the fight against crime against it;
(b) committing any other act which contributes to the better protection and security of the railway area;
(c) remove any obstructions in the movement of the railway line; and
(d) to perform other functions of the armed forces of the Union and to exercise the powers of –
railway worker as provided for or under the Indian Railway Act, 1890.
