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The Shipping Corporation of India Limited, Mumbai THE SHIPPING CORPORATION OF INDIA LIMITED, MUMBAI. SHIPPING HOUSE EPABX EXTENSION LIST AS ON 16.07. 2018 NAMES DIRECT EXTN NAMES DIRECT EXTN BASEMENT SECOND FLOOR (2) A.C.PLANT 22027476 2001 STAFF UNION OFFICE 22833796 2026 DESADIA / GURAV /KUMAR S.T.PLANT- 2002 SAP SUPPORT 2045 CIVIL WORKSHOP 2004 SAP SUPPORT 2046 HOUSE KEEPING SUPERVISOR 2005 SAP SUPPORT 2047 KITCHEN 2010 PANCHAL CHETAN 2051 CREW SELECTION ROOM 2011 V ASHOK 22023847 2052 SPARE 2012 BHARTI KISHOR KUMAR 2054 SAMRAT S.M. (LIBRARY) - TIC 2014 DEEPAK KUMAR 2055 B&T (LIBRARY) 2013 SATENDRA KUMAR 2057 GROUND FLOOR DIPALI BHALAVI 2058 KADAM P G 22825840 2015 RAMAL REETESH 2059 TELEPHONE OPERATORS (VAISHALI 2016 DR. GIRISH KATAGERI 22028617 2060 TARKAR/KHARDE S R) MARWAH/LOKHANDWALA/KANTHARIA RECEPTION / MALINI KOYANDE 2017 2061 DR. RECEPTION 2018 MUNGEKAR D A 2063 RAM NAIK / MAIL REC. 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