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| CII Organizes Industrial Visit | | |  Early Times Report
JAMMU, Aug 3 : CII in collaboration with Cadila Pharmaceuticals Ltd and Godrej CPL organized an Industrial visit for MIET college students today for imparting pragmatic knowledge about the Industrial processes.
Educational institutes in India to a great extent are adopting industrial visits as a value-added learning method for students. Gaining from course readings, text books, and other examination material does not do the trick for all encompassing learning. Practical, hands-on learning is essential for better understanding of work processes and business functions. Industrial Visits are helpful to students in identifying their area of interest; Industry visits bridge the gap between theoretical training and practical learning in a real-life environment.
Narendra Brahmbhatt (Finance Head) and team of Cadila Pharmaceuticals elucidated the students with the working of a plant in an industry. The students learnt about different section of the plant, which included primary packaging section, acceptance and rejection section, engineering section including boiler and chilling plant, power control system and warehouse. The visit included the glance of various divisions of the company including handling raw materials, manufacturing facility and other ecofriendly practices being opted by the plant. Students were taken for a premises round through Softgel and Hospicon through ETP, where screening of the Jammu Plant film was conducted.
Briefing on the Manufacturing process was conducted by Dinesh Jain (Plant Head) in the Training centre room.
The students learnt about the various aspects of GMPs and the importance of rules and regulation to ensure quality in the production of drugs and also the quality control aspects prevalent in modern day pharmaceutical corporate.
Sandeep Singh (Plant Head) and Team from Godrej Consumer Products limited expounded students on the complete manufacturing knowledge of Industrial Automation. Students learnt the manufacturing process of soaps, commencing from raw materials, to mixing of batch material, heading with processing and detection, stamping machine for giving brand logo to soap, packaging and warehousing. The students were exposed to the manufacturing facilities and were greatly benefitted by the interaction with the company professional
Prof. BC Sharma, Dean(Internship and Placements, MIET College) facilitated the students of MIET College to broaden their viewpoint and gather knowledge about working process of the company. It helped improve relational abilities and correspondence methods. Appreciating the efforts of CII, Prof. BC Sharma said, such industrial visits provide the real life experience to the students for better understanding of the practical work field and working structure of the different departments like Management Section, Development section etc. |
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