Dear Seniors, Looking for the office circular format to save the electricity in the office premises. Regards Lalit
From India, Gurgaon
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Display in English, Hindi, and regional languages in all the office buildings near the door. Please switch off the AC, fan, and lights when you leave the rooms. Natural light and air are beneficial for health instead of lights and AC. Please switch off your monitor when not in use for some minutes and shut down the system before leaving the office. Do not waste water (in the bathroom premises).
Lastly, instruct office boys to switch off the lights, fans, AC, and computers (except UPS charging board) when closing the office premises. Surely, all these actions will yield positive results.
From India, Kumbakonam
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1189Lastly, instruct office boys to switch off the lights, fans, AC, and computers (except UPS charging board) when closing the office premises. Surely, all these actions will yield positive results.
From India, Kumbakonam
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hi seniors, please send me the elecrticity saving circular.as i have to send the circular to my office staff because they all are misuse the electricity. Regards, Reenu
From India, Delhi
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From India, Delhi
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Hi Team,
Kindly go through the attachment, and I would also like to introduce myself to this group.
The Alliance of Infrastructure and Facility Managers (AIFM) is a non-governmental, not-for-profit, industry-managed organization playing a proactive role in India's Facilities Management Community. AIFM is a self-sustaining body recognized nationwide for its meaningful role in the Infrastructure & Facilities Management Community.
We send newsletters like the one I have attached and also share best practices among facility and admin managers. To know more, please email us at
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Suhil Shaikh
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From India, Mumbai
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Kindly go through the attachment, and I would also like to introduce myself to this group.
The Alliance of Infrastructure and Facility Managers (AIFM) is a non-governmental, not-for-profit, industry-managed organization playing a proactive role in India's Facilities Management Community. AIFM is a self-sustaining body recognized nationwide for its meaningful role in the Infrastructure & Facilities Management Community.
We send newsletters like the one I have attached and also share best practices among facility and admin managers. To know more, please email us at
Suhil Shaikh
7798551554
From India, Mumbai
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please send me the elecrticity saving circular.as i have to send the circular to my office staff because they all are misuse the electricity. regards, Rakesh
From India, Pune
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From India, Pune
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Hi Rakesh,
I suggest using alternatives to circulars, which may not be read or may be signed blindly by the staff. If your staff is wasting electricity, you can include that in your staff KPIs. Additionally, you can encourage energy-saving ideas by rewarding employees with points or gifts for sharing their suggestions on saving electricity.
For example, in my previous organization, we had a large floor with the switchboard located in one corner, making it challenging for the facility team to manage the lights effectively. To address this issue, an employee proposed installing pull cords for the ceiling lights. This simple solution resulted in significant savings on electricity bills.
Hope this information is helpful.
Suhil Shaikh
From India, Mumbai
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I suggest using alternatives to circulars, which may not be read or may be signed blindly by the staff. If your staff is wasting electricity, you can include that in your staff KPIs. Additionally, you can encourage energy-saving ideas by rewarding employees with points or gifts for sharing their suggestions on saving electricity.
For example, in my previous organization, we had a large floor with the switchboard located in one corner, making it challenging for the facility team to manage the lights effectively. To address this issue, an employee proposed installing pull cords for the ceiling lights. This simple solution resulted in significant savings on electricity bills.
Hope this information is helpful.
Suhil Shaikh
From India, Mumbai
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D A circular from office of labour commissioner Gandhinagar.pdf