Purpose:
This position leads the overall distribution operations at KE; Provides uninterrupted supply of electricity to all consumers (excluding EHT) and bills consumers for the energy consumed; Plans distribution operations and executional activities aligned with finalized strategy and ensures implementation of the same; Fosters healthy relationships with Administrative & political parties and government agencies for seamless execution of distribution operations; Develops and manages annual budgets (REVEX, CAPEX) as well as targets for distribution operations and segregates among different regions/clusters; Gauges organization’s performance against agreed targets; Ensure seamless execution of distribution operations; Ensures strict adherence to HSE SOPs, which are designed for the purpose of protecting and preventing both employees and public from physical risks, in the course of daily operations: Leads a department of approx. 10,000 employees with multiple dimensions and disciplines.. These responsibilities are carried out WITH the objective of effectively overseeing distribution operations WITHIN the limits of NEPRA guidelines and benchmarks i.e. defined grid and distribution code of conduct, eligibility criteria etc., organization’s policies and SOPs, functional/departmental objectives, defined organizational strategy, governmental regulations, budgetary constraints and company strategy.
Education & Relevant Experience:
AREAS OF RESPONSIBILITY
1. People Management
2. Network/Operations Management
3. Commercial/ Business Management
4. Stakeholder Management
Knowledge
K-Electric (KE) energizing Karachi for over one hundred years. Through a network spanning across 6,500 square kilometres, KE supplies power to all residential, commercial, industrial and agricultural areas that fall under the city’s ambit and beyond, serving over 3.7 million customers across Karachi, Dhabeji and Gharo in Sindh, and Uthal, Vinder and Bela in Balochistan. KE is the only vertically-integrated power utility in Pakistan, which means the organisation manages all three key areas – Generation, Transmission and Distribution – of producing and delivering energy to consumers.