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Mfcga/Pfms-Pmig/2015-16/457 No. C-13015(380)/MFCGA/PFMS-PMIG/2015-16/457-461 Ministry of Finance, Department of Expenditure Office of the Controller General of Accounts (PFMS Project Office) Shivaji Stadium, New Delhi Office Memorandum Dated 9th Sept., 2016 Subject: Training of PAOs, DDOs and PDs (Programme Divisions) at Andaman & Nicobar Islands in respect of PAOs selected for roll out of PFMS proposed from 1st October, 2016. A reference is invited to this office O.M. No.I-115/MF/CGA/ITD/2014-15/426-447 dated September 24th, 2015 and subsequent OMs regarding roll out of payment and accounting module of PFMS in all Pay & Accounts Offices. The application has so far been rolled out in 359 PAOs and further roll out of PFMS for online payment and accounting has been planned across various cities in India. 2. A programme of training of the staff and officers of the PAOs located at Andaman & Nicobar, selected for proposed roll out of PFMS from 1st October 2016 and their DDOs and Heads of Offices, has been planned as per schedule below: Date & Time Programme 26.09.2016 Two days full time training of PAOs as per Annexure.1 To 27.09.2016 (10.. AM to 5.00 PM) 26.09.2016 Sensitization programme for Heads of Offices and DDOs as per (10.AM to 1.00 PM) Annexure.2 26.09.2016 Sensitization programme for Heads of Offices and DDOs as per (2.00 PM to 5.00 PM) Annexure.3 27.09.2016 Sensitization programme for Heads of Offices and DDOs as per (10.AM to 1.00 PM) Annexure.4 27.09.2016 Sensitization programme for Heads of Offices and DDOs as per (2.00 PM to 5.00 PM) Annexure.5 28.09.2016 Sensitization programme for Heads of Offices and DDOs as per (10.AM to 1.00 PM) Annexure.6 28.09.2016 Sensitization programme for Heads of Offices and DDOs as per (2.00 PM to 5.00 PM) Annexure.7 30.09.2016 Sensitization programme for Heads of Offices and DDOs as per (10.AM to 1.00 PM) Annexure.8 30.09.2016 Sensitization programme for Heads of Offices and DDOs as per (2.00 PM to 5.00 PM) Annexure.9 The venue of Training/Sensitization program will be as per details below: VENUE COMPUTER LAB FOR ALL PAOS Tagore Govt. College Of Education Port Blair, South Andaman District Andaman & Nicobar Islands. For PD & DDOs of South Andaman & LECTURE HALL Nicobar District Tagore Govt. College Of Education (PD/DDOs of PAO(Andaman) & PAO Port Blair, South Andaman District (Car Nicobar) Andaman & Nicobar Islands. For DDOs Of North & Middle Andaman CONFERENCE HALL Tehsil Office (PD/DDOs of PAO (RANGAT) Luknow, Mayabunder North & Middle Andaman District Andaman & Nicobar Islands Annexure - SENSITIZATION PROGRAMME OF ALL PAOs of ANDAMAN & NICOBAR ISLAND AT COMPUTER LAB, Tagore Govt. College Of Education Port Blair, South Andaman District Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Date :- 26.09.2016 To 27.09.2016 Time :- 10 AM To 5 PM ANDAMAN & NICOBAR Sl. No. Controller Code PAO Code PAO Description 1 075 071361 Dir. Of A/Cs & Budget, Andaman & Nicobar, Port Blair 2 075 071383 PAO (Andaman & Nicobar island Admn. 3 075 071405 PAO(Car Nicobar) 4 075 071427 PAO (Rangat) Annexure - SENSITIZATION PROGRAMMME of DDOs AND HEADs of OFFICES at LECTURE HALL, Tagore Govt. College Of Education, Port Blair, South Andaman District, Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Date 26.09.2016 Time:- 10 AM to 01 PM Sl. No. DDO Code Description Department Address 1 201035 PAY and ACCOUNTS DIRECTOR OF ACCOUNTS PAY & ACCOUNTS OFFICER PORT BLAIR & BUDGET OFFICER-I, PORT BLAIR 2 201038 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER CD- APWD CD-III, APWD, P/B III APWD PORT BLAIR 3 201039 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER APWD PUBLIC HEALTH PHED APWD PORT BLAIR ENGINEERING DIVISION,P/B 4 201040 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER APWD RCD, W/GUNG RCD WGUNJ 5 201041 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER APWD WORKSHOP DIV. APWD. (WORKSHOP DIV) APWD 6 201042 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER APWD CD1, APWD. CD1 APWD 7 201043 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER APWD CD11, APWD CD11 APWD PORT BLAIR 8 201044 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER APWD PBND, APWD PBND APWD 9 201045 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER APWD EXECUTIVE ENGINEER (STORE DIV.) APWD (SD) APWD. 10 201046 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER APWD PBSD, APWD. PBSD APWD 11 201047 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER APWD SAD, APWD. SAD APWD 12 201048 E.O TO CHIEF ENGINEER APWD EO TO CHIEF ENGINEER, APWD PORT BLAIR APWD 13 201049 EA TO SUPERINTENDENT APWD EA TO SPUDT. ENGINEER, ENGINEER CC1 APWD CC1, APWD. 14 201050 EA TO SUPERINTENDENT APWD PBCC , APWD, P/B ENGINEER PBCC APWD 15 201051 EXECUTIVE ENGINEER E APWD E & M DIVISION, APWD. and M DIVISION PORT BLAIR 16 201052 ACCOUNTS OFFICER PMB PMB, P/B PORT MANAGEMENT BOARD 17 201053 CONTROLLER ANDAMAN LABOUR COM. PMB, P/B LABOUR FORCE PORT BLAIR 18 201054 DEPUTY POLICE DY SUPDT. OF POLICE, SUPERINTENDENT OF P/B POLICE PORT BLAIR 19 201055 DY SUPDT OF POLICE POLICE ASSISTANT SUPDT. P/B ANDAMAN DISTRICT ANDAMAN DISTRICT 20 201056 POLICE RADIO OFFICER POLICE POLICE RADIO OFFICER PORT BLAIR 21 201057 CHIEF FIRE OFFICER PORT POLICE DYSP (HQ) BLAIR 22 201058 COMMANDANT INDIAN POLICE COMM. INDIAN RESERVE RESERVE BATTALION BATTALION 23 201059 SUPERINTENDENT OF POLICE SP ANTICORRUPTION POLICE ANTI CORRUPTION 24 201060 VICE PRINCIPAL (POLICE POLICE Police Line TRAINING SSCHOL) 25 201061 ASSISTANT DEPUTY ASST.COMMISSIONER(SO COMMISSIONER (SOUTH COMMISSIONER,SA UTH ANDAMAN) ANDAMAN) 26 201062 ASSISTANT DEPUTY ASST.COMMISSIONER(SE COMMISSIONER COMMISSIONER,SA TTLEMENT) (SETTLEMENT) 27 201063 ACCOUNTS OFFICER DC DEPUTY DC OFFICE (ANDAMAN OFFICE (ANDAMAN COMMISSIONER,SA DIST) DISTRICT) 28 201064 ACCOUNTS OFFICER ELECTRICITY ELECTRICITY DEPTT. ELECTRICITY DEPARTMENT PORT BLAIR 29 201065 ASSISTANT ENGINEER ELECTRICITY (IREP) ELECTRICITY (IREP) PORTHRAPUR DEPTT. 30 201066 ASSISTANT ENGINEER ( ELECTRICITY (H/Q) ELECTRICITY DEPTT. HQ) ELEC DEPTT PORT BLAIR 31 201067 ASSISTANT ENGINEER ELECTRICITY (PG) ELECTRICITY DEPT. (PG) ELEC DEPTT PORT BLAIR 32 201068 ASSISTANT ELECTRICITY (PPS) ELECTRICITY DEPTT. ENGINEER(PPSandW), ELECTRICITY DEPARTMEN 33 201069 ASSTT ENGINEER SOUTH ELECTRICITY Executive Engineer, South ANDAMAN DIVISION ELEC Andaman DEPT Annexure - SENSITIZATION PROGRAMMME of DDOs AND HEADs of OFFICES at LECTURE HALL, Tagore Govt. College Of Education, Port Blair, South Andaman District, Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Date 26.09.2016 Time:- 02 PM TO 05 PM Sl. No. DDO CODE DDO DESCRIPTION HOD/ DEPTT. ADDRESS 1 201070 DEPUTY EDUCATION EDUCATION DY. EDN. OFFICER OFFICER (SCIENCE) (SCIENCE) 2 201071 ACCOUNTS OFFICER EDUCATION EDUCATION DEPTT., P/B EDUCATION DEPARTMENT 3 201072 DEPUTY EDUCATION EDUCATION DY. EDUCATION OFFICER, OFFICER WIMBERLYGUNJ W/GUNG 4 201073 DEPUTY EDUCATION EDUCATION DY. EDU. OFFICER, OFFICER SANDAMAN S/ANDAMAN 5 201074 PRINCIPAL DIET EDUCATION TTI GARACHARAMA GARACHARAMA. 6 201075 PRINCIPAL PORTMOUT EDUCATION PORTMOUT SCHOOL, P/B SCHOOL PORT BLAIR 7 201076 PRINCIPAL GSSS TELEGU EDUCATION TELEGU MEDIUM, P/B MEDIUM PORT BLAIR 8 201077 PRINCIPAL GSSS EDUCATION GSSS MOHANPURA, P/B MOHANPURA PORT BLAIR 9 201078 PRINCIPAL R B VIDYALAYA EDUCATION RBVIDYALA, P/B PORT BLAIR 10 201079 PRINCIPAL MODEL EDUCATION MODEL SCHOOL, P/B SCHOOL PORT BLAIR 11 201080 PRINCIPAL STATE EDUCATION STATE INST. OF EDU. INSTITUTE OF EDUCATION 12 201081 PRINCIPAL GOVT BOYS EDUCATION GOVT BOYS SSS, P/B SSS PORT BLAIR 13 201082 DEPUTY DIRECTOR DTE EDUCATION DIR OF EDN, (AEC) P/B. OF EDUCATION (AEC) PORT BLAIR 14 201083 PRINCIPAL GSSS EDUCATION Principal, Govt.SSS. ORALKATCHA Oralkatcha 15 201084 PRINCIPAL GOVT GIRLS EDUCATION GOVT GIRLS SSS, P/B SSS PORT BLAIR 16 201085 PRINCIPAL GSSS SCHOOL EDUCATION GSSS SCHOOL LINE, P/B LINE 17 201086 PRINCIPAL GSSS WGUNJ EDUCATION GSSS, W/GUNG 18 201087 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION ASST. DIRECTOR OF EDUCATION (TEXT BOOK) EDN,(TEXT BOOK) 19 201088 PRINCIPAL GSSS BATHU EDUCATION GSSS BAATHU BASTI BASTI 20 201089 PRINCIPAL GSSS EDUCATION GSSS , GARACHARMA GARACHARMA 21 201090 PRINCIPAL GSSS EDUCATION GSSS, RANGACHANG RANGACHANG 22 201091 PRINCIPAL GSSS EDUCATION GSSS, FERRARGUNJ. FERRARGUNJ 23 201092 PRINCIPAL GSSS EDUCATION GSSS, BAMBOOFLAT BAMBOOFLAT 24 201093 PRINCIPAL GSSS EDUCATION GSSS, MANNARGHAT. MANNARGHAT 25 201094 PRINCIPAL GSSS EDUCATION GSSS, HAVELOCK HAVELOCK 26 201095 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR YOUTH AFFAIR ASST. DIRECTOR (YAS), (YAS) NETAJI STADIUM, P/B 27 201097 SENIOR ACCOUNTS HEALTH DIRECTOR OF HEALTH OFFICER, DHS SERVICE 28 201098 DMS GB PANT PORT HEALTH G.B. PANT HOSPITAL BLAIR 29 201099 ACCOUNTS OFFICER AH & ANIMAL HUSBANDARY & VETENARY COUNCIL, VS PORT BLAIR VERTINARY SERVICES AH&VS. 30 201100 SENIOR VETERINARY ANIMAL HUSBANDARY & FARM COMPLEX D/GUNJ. OFFICER FARM COMPLEX VERTINARY SERVICES DGUNJ 31 201101 ASSISTANT DIRECTOR AGRICULTURE ASSISTANT DIRECTOR, (AGRICULTURE) AGRICULTURE SANDAMAN 32 201102 ACCOUNTS OFFICER AGRICULTURE DIR. OF AGRI. AGRICULTURE DEPTT Annexure - SENSITIZATION PROGRAMMME of DDOs AND HEADs of OFFICES at LECTURE HALL Tagore Govt. College Of Education, Port Blair, South Andaman District, Andaman & Nicobar Islands. Date 27.09.2016 Time:- 10 AM to 01 PM Sl. No. DDO CODE DDO DESCRIPTION HOD/ DEPTT. ADDRESS 1 201103 ACCOUNTS OFFICER DTE FISHERIES DIR. OF FISHERIES OF FISHERIES 2 201104 ASST DIRECTOR FISHERIES ZONAL OFFICE, FISHERIES ZO SA PORT S/ANDAMAN BLAIR 3 201105 ACCOUNTS OFFICER INDUSTRIES INDUSTRIES DEPTT. P/B INDUSTRIES DEPTT PORT BLAIR 4 201106 GENERAL MANAGER DIC DISTRICT INDUSTRIES DISTRICT INDUSTRIES PORT BLAIR CENTRE CENTRE 5 201107 ASSISTANT ACCOUNTS SHIPPING M&S, P/B OFFICER MARINE AND SHIPPING 6 201108 ASSIST ACCOUNTS SHIPPING ACCOUNTS OFFICER OFFICER DOCKYARD M S PORT BLAIR 7 201109 ACCOUNTS OFFICER DTE TRANSPORT DIR. OF TRANSPORT OF TRANSPORT 8 201110 ACCOUNTS OFFICER DTE INFORMATION & DTE. OF IP & T,P/B OF IP PUBLICITY 9 201111 CHILD DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL WELFARE CDPO, FERRARGUNJ. PROJECT OFFICER FERRARGUNJ 10 201112 CHILD DEVELOPMENT SOCIAL WELFARE SOCIAL WELFARE PROJECT OFFICER ICDS PROJECT(U) 11 201113 ASSISTANT ACCOUNTS SOCIAL WELFARE DIR. OF SOCIAL WELFARE OFFICER, DTE OF SOCIAL WELFARE 12 201114 ACCOUNTS OFFICER CIVIL SUPPLY SUPPLY DEPT SUPPLY DEPT PORT BLAIR 13 201115 PRIVATE SECRETARY TO OFFICE OF LIEUTENANT RAJ NIVAS, PORT BLAIR LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR GOVERNOR 14 201116 LECTURER JNRM PORT JNRM JNRM, P/B.
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