of Ordnance Equipment Group of Factories Appendix-I Abbreviations A AATS Army Aviation Training School Addl.DGOS(CN&A) Additional Director General Ordnance Services (Clothing, ADRDE Necessary and Administration) Aerial Delivery Research Development Establishment AHSP Authority Holding......
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Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India Performance of Ordnance Equipment Group of Factories Union Government (Defence Services) Ordnance Factories No. 24 of 2013......
Report No. 24 of 2013 Chapter II: Audit Approach 2.1 Why did we take up this audit? Performance of ‘Supply chain management of general stores and clothing in the Army’ was earlier reviewed by us, which had highlighted (Audit Report No. PA 4 of 2008) that the supply chain......
Kolkata functioning under the administrative control of the Department of Defence Production, Ministry of Defence (MoD), is headed by the Director General Ordnance Factories (DGOF) and Chairman, OFB. There are 39 ordnance factories, grouped into five product-based Operating Groups, of which......
same to the indent ors within the financial year._ Source of audit criteria Monthly production reports; and Policy on outsourcing of jobs; 5.1 General OEFG are responsible for meeting the requirements of GS & C items for the Services. Services resort to trade procurement/import of items,......
Source of audit criteria Minutes of the meetings of the OFB; and Management Information System/Internal Audit Manual. 9.1 General Presence of and adherence to a robust internal control system minimise risk of errors and irregularities in operational and financial matters and provides......
7.1 General Ordnance factories follow a system of multilayer inspection, quality control and quality assurance before issue of final products to the Services. The responsibility of inspection of input materials and stage/inter-stage inspection of components/assemblies in the manufacturing......
under the control of Ordnance Equipment Group Headquarters Kanpur (OEF HQ) and Ordnance Factory Board Kolkata (OFB) are engaged in production of general stores and clothing (GS&C) items to meet the requirements of the Services. Army is the main recipient of these items (around 77 per cent).......
of audit criteria Pricing policy and mechanism; Targe ts for overheads fixed by OFB; and Cost estimates and actual cost of production._ 8.1 General The pricing policy of the OFB aims at recovering the entire cost of production in respect of items issued to the Services. The prices are......
Performance of Ordnance Equipment Group of Factories Preface This Report of the Comptroller and Auditor General of India contains the results of the Performance Audit of the core activities of the Ordnance Equipment Group of Factories during the years......
criteria Annual provision review by the Army; Minutes of target fixation meetings; and Production targets and capacity of the factories._ 3.1 General 3.1.1 Under the Standing Directive for Provision Review (SDPR), DGOS centrally carries out the annual provision review (APR) for the GS&C......
in regard to work on overtime; Policy and benchmarks for mach ine utilisation ; and Manual provisions for inventory holding._ 6.1 General Optimum utilisation of manpower, machinery and inventory is essential to ensure the productivity in factories to meet the production targets......
Deb) Kolkata Principal Director of Audit Dated: (Ordnance Factories) Countersigned New Delhi (Shashi Kant Sharma) Dated: Comptroller and Auditor General of India 61......
However, Director General Infantry pointed out in July 2010 that quality assurance the parachutes had numerous life threatening defects like tearing of inspection by canopies, material cracks in connector links, explosion of oxygen bottle, SQAE(GS). Besides, etc. and requested OFB to take......