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2013-14
MMH IC
IN HOUSE TRAINING PROGRAMMES
Message from Mr. Derek Michael Shah, EVP & Head - MMH IC
Dear Colleagues,
I find it very heartening and so appropriate to release the Training Calendar for the Current Year
given the context of business scenario that we are presently witnessing.
We are all aware that the market place has become extremely competitive and that the 'business
as usual' is no more acceptable and winning has become a dire necessity to survive in this
'Industrial Jungle'. There are continuous onslaughts of experienced foreign giants who are
venturing into our country since it continues to provide relatively better business opportunities.
Minnows of yesterday, whom we did not count as competitors are all fiercely encroaching into
our market share and entering new areas which we never could have imagined.
How do we fight this battle day in and day out apart from cutting cost, forging new alliances and
other typical business strategies?
We need to constantly reinvent ourselves so that we can always be ahead of the pack and there
could be no better way than to be more knowledgeable, skillful and trained than the others.
MMH IC has always prided itself for its excellent sets of people who have won, managed and
executed projects, most of the times not only meeting but exceeding the customer's expectations
and in the process always to have set benchmarks in the Industry. With meteoric growth rates
being achieved by our MMH IC there continues to be a constant need to increase the bandwidth
of these knowledgeable and experienced persons upon whom the success of the IC lies.
Therein lies the critical role and importance of Training and Development which our HR
Department has so successfully crafted and developed.
I wish the best to all the people who undertake these training programs and remind them of the
expectations of the management that go along with such opportunities that are made available. I
also thank and give my best wishes to the faculty and the people involved in making these
programs happen since their efforts deserve equal credit to those of our other business initiatives,
since they help us build people who make our tomorrow's business better.
With my warm regards,
Derek Michael Shah EVP & Head
Message from Mr. Jagannath Oleti, Head - Human Resources, MMH IC
Dear Colleagues,
We in the Learning & Development team are delighted to announce the Annual Training
Calendar of our IC for the year 2013 – 14.
We are continuously striving to align our training interventions to IC’s strategic goals.
Individual needs identified through FAIR process and inputs from BUs / Departments /
Clusters on current business priorities). Increasingly Learning design and delivery are being
directed towards meeting the emerging business needs also. In the days ahead our
endeavour would be on offering blended learning solutions to our staff members, thereby a
mix of class-room programs, e-learning facilities, on-the-job training, mentoring, special
assignments etc. would be rolled out.
Sharing of knowledge and experience is the fuel for our growth engine. Recognizing this
need we have started facilitating Knowledge Sharing Sessions at our offices/sites where
employees periodically present their learning from various programs that they have
attended. I would request all the participants of the training programs to share their
knowledge / take-aways with team members through these forums. I would also urge each
one of you to take full advantage of the ATL (Any Time Learning, our online learning portal)
which would enable pursuing a host of courses at your own pace, place and convenience.
I look forward to receiving your continued support in all our initiatives.
Regards,
Jagannath Oleti
Head- Human Resources
GENERAL MANAGEMENT DEVELOPMENT PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
D028
Supervisory
Development
Programme
6
May
June
August
August
September
October
October
December
January
BMH-Chennai
Jamshedpur
Kolkata
Delhi
Ahmedabad
Hyderabad
BMH-Chennai
Jamshedpur
Kolkata
Staff in S-2 and
O-1 Cadres
Role of Supervisor -
Basics of Accounting -
Working Capital
Management - I.R. &
Labour Management -
Materials Management
- Safety - Quality -
Interpersonal
Effectiveness -Time
Management - Team
Player -Communication
Skills
Develop a passion for learning. If you do, you will never cease to grow – Anthony J. D’Angelo
TECHNICAL PROGRAMMES
H032 Fabrication
Techniques 1
September
November
BMH-Chennai
Kolkata
Engineers in
S-1 to O-2
Cadres
Fabrication of Structures -
Bends - Mitre -
Pre-assembly of Piping
and Pipelines
Productivity
H114 Rigging
Methods 2
July
December
Delhi
Kolkata
Engineers in
S-1 to O-2
Cadres
Cranes & Derricks- Strand
Jack Lift- Safety-
Structural Steel
Assessment- M&E
Assessment- Specialized
Jobs- On Site Learning
H021 Millwright
Techniques 1 May Kolkata
Specific
requirements
of a target
group
Foundation & Surface
Preparations - Static &
Rotary Equipments - In-
stallation, Assembly &
Maintenance
P174
Value
Engineering
Module - I
5 October EDRC-Chennai
Staff members
in O-2 to M1-B
Cadres
History & Concept of VE,
Criteria for Selection of VE
Projects - Function Cost
Worth (FCW)
Analysis - Creativity tech-
niques to generate ideas
for VE Projects - Function
Analysis System Tech-
nique (FAST) - Types of
FAST Diagrams - Paired
Comparison & Decision
Matrix to arrive at best
idea for VE
projects - VE Job
Plan - Presentation on
successful VE case
studies & VE Films -
Application of VE
Techniques on Projects
brought by the
participants - Issue of VE
Module – I completion
Certificates
TECHNICAL PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
G355
Design of
Structural Steel
Work as per
AS - 4100
3 January EDRC-
Chennai
Staff members
in O-1 to M1-B
Cadres
Material Specifications
& Load Assessment -
Type of Analysis – Elastic
and Plastic - Types of
Design Concepts – LSD/
Plastic Design / Fatigue
Design of Steel Bend-
ing / Compression /
Tension Member -
Design of Plate / Gantry
Girders - Fire & Safety -
Basic Connection
Designs & Detailing
Q517
Refresher
Course on ISO
800 : 2007
3 July EDRC-
Chennai
Staff members
in O-1 to M1-B
Cadres
Introduction & Overview
of IS-800 & Limit State
Design - Design of
Tension Members -
Local Buckling and
Classification of Sec-
tions - Design of Mem-
bers subjected to Bend-
ing - Design of Com-
pression members -
Design of Members sub-
jected to Combined
Forces - Hands-on Exer-
cises
Q827 STAAD.Pro 3 February EDRC-
Chennai
Staff members
in O-1 to M1-B
Cadres
Modeling of Plate and
solid elements in
STAAD.Pro -
Interpretation of Plate
and solid element
results in STAAD.Pro -
Moving Load -
Eigensolution using
STAAD.Pro - Earthquake
load – Static equivalent
method - Earthquake
analysis using response
spectrum load in
STAAD.Pro - RCC Design
using batch mode and
interactive mode - IS
800 steel design (old
and new code) - Time
History Analysis - In-
teroperability to Export
STAAD.Pro Results -
Curved Beam Design &
Foundation Design
Q825 Programme on
Euro Codes 3 June
EDRC-
Chennai
Staff members
in O-1 to M1-B
Cadres
Introduction to Euro suit
of codes and their
terminologies
Wisdom lies neither in fixity nor in change, but in the dialectic between the two." - Octavio Paz
TECHNICAL PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
H365
Design of Blast
Furnace &
Sinter Plant
2 September Kolkata
Engineers in
O-1 & above
cadres
Description of various
iron-making / BF
Processes Description -
Main components -
Technological features -
Importance of Water
Cooling & Utility in BF
Process- Electrical and
automation require-
ments in BF Process -
Plant Layouts - Process
Description - Main
Components -Electrical
and automation
requirements in
Processes - Plant
Layouts
H394 Design of Coke
Oven 1
November
December
Kolkata
Jamshedpur
Engineers in
O-1 to M2-C
cadres
Coke Oven technology
with special reference
to Recovery Type Coke
Ovens - Non-Recovery
and recovery coke
making - Wet Vs Dry
Quenching -
Environmental norms -
Treatment of Raw Coke
Oven Gas - Treatment -
Liquor separation and
gas purification - Waste
water treatment
H413
Importance of
Project βETA
Implementa-
tion
1 May Chennai
All employees
PGET/GET
O-1 to M1-C
Project βeta - A brief,
Agendas, Targets set by
our Management,
Modules created for
achieving this, Ways to
Implement the same
Monitoring results.
H374
Design
Concepts for
Belt Conveyor
System
1 June Delhi
Mechanical
Engineers in
BMH BU
Applicable Codes -
Types - Power
Calculations - Layout
Design
H914
BMH - System
Commissioning
& Operation
1
April
June
July
October
Delhi
Ahmedabad
Kolkata
Hyderabad
Mechanical
Engineers in
BMH BU
BMH - System
Commissioning &
Operation - Industry
compliance and
challenges
H374
Design
Concepts for
Belt Conveyor
System
1 August
November
Ahmedabad
Kolkata
Mechanical
Engineers in
BMH BU
Applicable Codes -
Types - Power
Calculations - Layout
Design
Knowledge has to be improved, challenged and increased constantly, or it vanishes – Peter Drucker
TECHNICAL PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
H371
Design
Principles of
Coal Handling
Plants for Pow-
er Plants
2 July
September
Delhi
Hyderabad
Mechanical
Engineers in
BMH BU
Design Principles of
Coal Handling Plants for
Power Plants -
Technology trends in
design - case study of
best practices in design
- international standards
H373
Design
Principles for
Wagon Load-
ing & Unload-
ing Systems
1 July Ahmedabad
Mechanical
Engineers in
BMH BU
Design Principles -
Technology standards
and compliance
systems
H375
Crushing &
Screening
Concepts &
equipment
selection
1 October Delhi
Mechanical
Engineers in
BMH BU
Crushing & Screening
Concepts & equipment
selection - processes
and technology
H372
Design
Principles for
selection of
Stock Yard
Machine for
Steel, Power &
Ports Sector
1 September Kolkata
Mechanical
Engineers in
BMH BU
Design standards –
global practices and
challenges
H407
Rigging
Methods in
Heavy Lift
Erection &
Material
Handling
Methods
1 February Chennai
Site
employees S1
to M1-B
About Heavy Lifting…
What is Rigging?
Identifying the
requirement? Procedure
to do it Safety in
Erection/Dis-mantling,
Dos & Don’ts in Rigging
Checks need to be
undertaken during
Rigging About Material
handling… Planning for
Material storage.. Safety
in Material handling Dos
& Don'ts in Material
Handling Material
Handling-w.r.t Project
Nature Effective Material
Handling - Merits Areas
of Concern
You cannot teach a man anything. You can only help him discover it within himself." - Galileo Galilei
PROJECT & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
A027 Project
Management 3
April
May
June
August
August
September
November
Jamshedpur
BMH-Chennai
Chennai
Ahmedabad
Delhi
Kolkata
Hyderabad
Staff members
in M1-A to
M2-C Cadres
Project Life Cycle -
Scheduling & Network
Techniques - Project
Resource Management
- Safety Management -
Quality Management -
Risk Management -
Case studies
G077
Productivity
Improvement
in Construction
Projects
2 September
November
Hyderabad
Ahmedabad
Engineers in
S-1 to O-2
Cadres
Concepts of
Productivity - Methods
of Improving Productivi-
ty - Tips & Techniques
A024 Principles of
Contracting 2 July Ahmedabad O-1 to M1-B
Contract Management,
Pre-Qualification, Type
Of Tenders And
Submission Procedure-
Site Investigation Report
- Tendering Using
Construction Computer
Software- Claims,
Disputes, Resolution
Aspects In Contracts-
Tendering Rate Analysis,
Top Sheet Working-
Contract Administration
And Documentation-
Technical Specification,
Measurement- Case
Studies
Q505
Construction
Planning &
Control System
2
July
January
March
Hyderabad
Ahmedabad
Delhi
Resident
Engineers,
Planning
Engineers &
Site
In-Charges
Construction Planning -
Quantity Survey -
Contracts Management
- Labour S/C Mgmt,
Material Control - P&M
Productivity - Billing
Control - Execution
Package-Micro
Planning & Work Break-
down Structures (WBS)
A033 Contracts
Management 2 August Jamshedpur
Staff Members
in Contracts
Department
Importance of Contracts
Management-Contracts
Review-Documentation-
FIDIC Condition of
Contracts-Scope &
Duties in Contracts
Management-Claims
G802 Risk
Management 2
June
September
Ahmedabad
Jamshedpur
Planning
Engineers /
Execution
Engineers in
E Band & Tier I
Risk Management
Framework - Process &
Application at
Operating Sites - Risk
Mitigation - Case
Studies - Risk MIS &
Reporting Risk
We can’t solve the problem by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them – Albert Einstein
PROJECT & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
H047 Estimation &
Costing 2 December Kolkata
Engineers in
O-2 to M2-C
Cadres
Site Investigation- Basics
of Tendering- Terms &
Conditions- Typical
Estimation Practices-
Taxation at Estimation
Stage- Mock
Negotiations- Case
Studies Industry
practices Measuring
Systems
C140
Primavera
Project
Management
Tool
5 November
January
Jamshedpur
Kolkata
Planning
Engineers
Introduction to
Primavera - Organizing
Data -Updation -
Developing progress % -
Resource Loading-
Global Changes -
Report Generation
A221
Impact
Through Plan-
ning
Excellence
2 September Chennai Planning
Engineers
Impact Through
Planning Excellence –
Tools and techniques in
planning Project
Planning Overview
Construction
Programme and
Network Preparation
Concept of Productivity
Labour Productivity and
Methods of Improving
Productivity Rate
Finalization Workout
Costing and JCR Project
Monitoring & Analysis –
S Curve Benefits of Plan-
ning Structure steps in
planning Planning vs
results Validation and
verification of structured
planning Tools and
techniques Industry
standards Role in
planning in Engineering
Cycle Methods of
planning
H408
Basics for
Planning
Engineers
1 August Chennai
Planning
Engineers
/ GETs O-1 to
M1-B
End to End responsibiilty
of Site Planning Engineer
on a whole in detail:
From Scheduling,
Estimation, Project
Monitoring, Resource
Management, Billing,
MIS & EIP functions.
"A person who graduated yesterday and stops studying today is uneducated tomorrow." Unknown
PROJECT & CONSTRUCTION MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
H409
Advanced Civil
Construction
Techniques
1 February Chennai
Civil
Construction
Managers /
Site incharges
O-1 to M1-C
Automated Plastering, IT
enablement in Reba
Yard-RGS,
Mechanisation of
activities by using Tower
cranes wherever
applicable etc.,
H410
Concept &
Execution
Sequences of
an EPC Project
1 November Chennai
Cluster
Resources /
Site Planning /
Site Managers
O-2 to M1-C
EPC Concpet - Brief Intro
Activities sequences,
Departments Involved in
that, Role of Client
EDRC/BU/Cluster/Site in
successful completion
of an EPC project, Areas
of concern, etc.,
I not only use all the brains I have, but all I can borrow." (Woodrow Wilson)
ENVIRONMENT, HEALTH & SAFETY PROGRAMMES
S001
Safety in
Construction
Industry
2
April
May
May
June
June
June
August
September
October
November
November
December
March
Chennai
Raipur
Ahmedabad,
Jamshedpur
Kolkata
Delhi
Delhi
Jamshedpur
Delhi
Raipur
Ahmedabad
Jamshedpur
Jamshedpur
All Site Staff
Members
Safety Mgmt - an
Overview - Safety in
Excavation - Safety
while Working at Heights
-Safety in Material
Handling - Safe Use of
Electrical Power - Safety
in Gas Cutting & Weld-
ing - Safety in P&M
Operation -Fire
Prevention & Control -
Principles of Accident
Prevention - Case
Studies
S899
Safety
e-Learning
Course
2.5
GETs, DETs &
Lateral
Recruits
16 e-Learning Modules
Online e-Learning Course
Conducted in associated
with M/s DuPont Solutions, US
H411
Scaffolding -
Erection
Procedure &
Safety in
Handling
1
August
September
October
November
December
January
Ahmedabad,
Chennai
Delhi
Hyderabad
Jamshedpur
Kolkata
Site
employees S1
to M1-B
What is Scaffolding?
Where it is necessary?
Type of scaffolding to
suit the need, Procedure
of Erecting a safe scaf-
fold, Safety in Erection/
Dis-mantling, Dos &
Don’ts in scaffolding
QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES
J109
Quality
Management,
QA/QC
2
May
May
August
Delhi
Jamshedpur
Kolkata
Staff Members
in S-1 to O-2
Cadres
Basic Concepts-
Definitions-QMS
Principles- ISO 9001:2000
Standards- Various
Quality Tools, PQP
QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
H218
NDT Tech-
niques for Engi-
neers
2 September Delhi
Staff Members
in O-1 to M1-B
Cadres
Overview of NDT - Visual
Testing - Ultrasonic
Testing - Radiographic
Testing - Liquid Pene-
trant Testing - Magnetic
Particle Testing
H915
Welding
Processes,
Procedure &
Performance
Qualification
2 July
December
Ahmedabad
Delhi
Staff Members
in Project Site
in S1 to M1-A
Cadres
Welding Processes -
Procedure &
Performance
Qualification
H037
Welding and
NDT Tech-
niques
6 November Kolkata
Engineers in
S-1 to M1-C
Cadres
Welding Processes -
Procedures Qualifica-
tion - Various NDT Meth-
ods - VT - PT - MT - RT
and UT
Techniques
G342
Basic
Construction
Skills for Civil
Engineers
10 December BMH-Chennai GETs
Project Mgmt &
Planning, Excavation,
Backfilling &
Compaction, Good
Practices in Concreting,
Formwork & its types,
Elements of Mechanical
& Electrical Engineering
for Civil Engineers, The
Art of Masonry, Safety
Practices followed in
Construction Industry,
Surveying & Usage of
Equipment in Surveying,
Welding & its types, NDT,
Quality Mgmt System,
Visit to EWL, Role of an
Engineer at Site,
Finishing Works in Civil
Engineering, Material
Handling & its types.
Training is the responsibility of employers: Learning is the responsibility of the individual.
QUALITY MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
Q826
Basic
Construction
Skills for
Mechanical
Engineers
10
April
May
January
BMH-Chennai GETs
Project Mgmt &
Planning, Quality Mgmt
System, Fabrication and
Erection of Equipment,
Surface preparation and
painting at Construction
sites, Introduction about
P&M, P&M Planning &
Control, Asset Mgmt
System & visit to
fabrication yard
workshop , Welding & its
types Overview of
Inspection test plan on
various equipment ,
Visits to EWL, Railways,
Exhibition Hall, Role of
an Engineer at Site, Non
Destructive Testing
Techniques, Safety
Practices in Construc-
tion Industry, Basics of
Civil & Electrical for
Mechanical Engineers
Q161
Internal Auditor
Refresher
Course
2 May
BMH-Chennai
HQ-Kolkata
Jamshedpur
Ahmedabad
Kolkata
Delhi
Raipur
Staff members
in S1-C to
M1-C cadres
Necessity, Non-
conformities and SFI –
Existing practice -
Process approach,
Principles of QMS - ISO
9001: 2008 QMS
Requirements - Audit:
Principles, Types,
Overview, Planning,
Interview, Reporting. -
Exercises and Practices
Training is the responsibility of employers: Learning is the responsibility of the individual.
PLANT & MACHINERY PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
N143 A to Z Cranes 2 October Kolkata
Staff members
in S-1 to M1-A
Cadres
Basics of Crane-
Classification-Crane
Structure-Crane
Terminology- Load
charts- Applications -
Selection of crane - Wire
rope Inspection -
Introduction to Heavy
Cranes - Crane
Maintenance - Crane
Productivity - Crane
Safety Case Studies
N028 Know Your
Engines 2 April Kolkata
Staff members
in TA/CA, S1 to
O-2 Cadres
Basic study of Diesel
Engines - TATA Cranes -
Air Induction System -
Cooling System-
Lubricants, Fuel System -
Value Mechanism &
Starting System
N131
Equipment
Manager's
Development
Program
(EMDP)
1 December BMH-Chennai
P&M Staff in
MI-A and
above cadres
Present Senario in
Construction Industry &
Equipment - P&M BU
Concepts - Basics of
Accounting -
Accounting of P&M
Operations -Value
addition to Projects -
Improving OEE - EIP
CeMa Status Review -
Action Plan
Live as if you were to die tomorrow. Learn as if you were to live forever
CMPC & FORMWORK MANAGEMENT PROGRAMMES
A988
Formwork &
Slipform
Management
2
May
July
September
November
January
March
Ahmedabad
Kolkata
Delhi
Hyderabad
Jamshedpur
Chennai
Staff Members
upto M1-A
Cadres
Broad Knowledge on
L&T Formwork System,
Performance
Parameter’s
Improvement Formwork
Inventory Materials
Management Planning
of Materials at the
beginning of Project
Costing Safety in
Formwork with case
study Broad Knowledge
on Slipforming
Technology Slipforming
Material Planning/
Execution Costing Safe-
ty during Construction
with Case Study
FINANCE, ACCOUNTS & ADMINISTRATION PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
F281
Indirect
Taxes for
Technical &
Non Technical
Staff
2
May
July
October
January
Ahmedabad
Hyderabad
Kolkata
Delhi
Resident
Engineers,
Planning
Engineers and
Staff Members
in Tendering
and Materials
Department
Bascis of Indirect Taxes–
Concepts & Scheme of
value added Tax - Sales
vs Deemed Sales -
Concepts & Scheme of
CST Act - Concepts &
Procedure for Central
Excise - Deemed Export
F481 Financial
Management 2
June
September
December
Jamshedpur
Hyderabad
Kolkata
Staff Members
in O2 to M1-C
Cadre
Basics of Accounting -
Costing & Analysis -
Financial Reporting -
Working Capital
Management - Ratio
Analysis
M003 Stores
Management 2
April
August
Kolkata
Delhi
Staff Members
upto O-2
Cadre who
are handling
Stores
Functions
Purpose of Stores
management - Store
Procedure - Functions of
Store Keeper - Basis of
Store keeping -
Establishment of Stores /
Storage of Material /
Issue / Despatch /
Disposal System
Compliance / Control -
Documents related to
Stores, System
requirements
L062
Industrial
Relations for
Time Keepers
2 May Kolkata
Staff Members
upto O-2
Cadre who
are handling
Time Office
Functions
Meaning & Objective of
IR, Functions of IR Dept,
Effects of Poor IR,
Legistations - CSR
Initiatives Contract
Labour (R&A) Act, 1970 -
Scope, Applicability &
Coverage along with
minimum wages Act,
Payment of wages Act,
Payment of Bonus Act,
Employees PF & Misc
Provisions Act, BOCW
Act, ISMW Act ID Act
WMS importance &
Advantages
“Catch a man a fish feed him for a day. Teach him how to fish and feed him for life." (Unknown)
INFORMATION TECNOLOGY PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
C879
EIP-Planning
Module / EIP-
CRM Module
2
May
June
October
Planning
Engineers/
CRM users in
O-2 to M1-B
CRM/EIP Plan for CRM
users, Planning
Engineers.
Delhi
Jamshedpur
Ahmedabad
C252 EIP-WOM
Module
Billing
Engineers in
S1 to M1B
WOM for Billing
Engineers
S287 EIP-Finance/
EIP-Costing
Site
Accountants
in S1 to M1A
EIP-Finance/Costing
FOR SITE Accounts staffs.
S287 EIP-SCM
Site Stores
People in S1 to
M1A
EIP-SCM for site stores
staffs.
C148
EIP - AIMS &
Communica-
tion in Site EIP
1 October Jamshedpur Site P&M Staffs
in S1 to M1A
EIP-AMS for Site Stores
Staffs.
C252
EIP WOM
Module &
Communica-
tion in Site EIP
1 June Kolkata
Time Office
Staffs S1 to
M1A
WMS for site Time office
staffs
C879 EIP for Planning
Engineers 1 August Raipur
Planning
Engineer &
CRM users
EIP Plan & CRM
S287
Finance
Costing &
Communica-
tion in Site EIP
1 November Kolkata
Site
Accountant/
Accounts 2nd
Line S1 to M1A
EIP-Finance/Costing
C566
Workmen
Management
System
1
April
December
January
Jamshedpur
Delhi
Ahmedabad
Time Office
Staffs
S1 to M1A
Importance of WMS
Implementation - Hands
on Session - Online
Demo
C252
EIP-Plan &
Communica-
tion in Site EIP
1 August Raipur Planning
Engineers
Preparation of BOQ,
Schedule for Resource
Planning, ETC, JCR and
PBS creation-Internet
Band width
management, different
types of
communications
channels and their
comparison,
Implementing SEP using
WSUS.
C227 Programme on
MS Projects 1 August Kolkata
Planning
Engineers
Fundamentals of Project
Management - Project
Managememt Overview
- MP2000 Interface -
Tasks - Duration -
resources - Baseline /
Tracking / Monitoring -
Views / Report
“To conquer fear is the beginning of wisdom." (Bertrand Russell, 1872-1970)
ORIENTATION/MID - TERM INTERACTION PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
Z001
Orientation
Programme for
GETs
3 July BMH-Chennai GETs
Overview of
L&T - MMH IC and SBG /
Business Units /
Departments
Z004
Orientation
Programme for
PGETs
2 September EDRC-Chennai PGETs
Overview of
L&T - MMH IC and SBG /
Business Units /
Departments
Z003
Orientation
Programme for
DETs & New
Joinees
2 June / July
Ahmedabad
Chennai
Delhi
Hyderabad
Jamshedpur
Kolkata
DETs / New
Joinees
Overview of
L&T - MMH IC and SBG /
Business Units /
Departments
Z073
GET Mid-Term
Interaction
Programme
1
December/
January /
February
Ahmedabad
Chennai
Delhi
Hyderabad
Jamshedpur
Kolkata
GETs
GET's Presentation
based on their learning
Sharing of expectations
between GETs and
Senior Management
"I cannot teach anybody anything, I can only make them think." – Socrates
COMPETENCY DEVELOPMENT / BEHAVIOURAL SKILLS PROGRAMMES
B001
Effective
Communica-
tion Skills
2
May
June
July
August
October
November
Hyderabad
BMH-Chennai
Delhi
Chennai
Kolkata
BMH-Chennai
Staff Members
in O-1 to M1-B
Cadres
Introduction to
Communication
Communication
Process Conversation
Skills Listening Skills
Email Communication
Telephone
Communication
B138
Self
Development
(Series 1)
2
December
December
January
Chennai
BMH-Chennai
Jamshedpur
Staff Members
in S-2 to O-1
Cadres
Understanding Ego
States - Transactions -
Life Positions - Stroking -
Understanding Blocks -
Creativity - Enhancing
Techniques
B010 Time
Management 1
September
October
November
December
Kolkata
BMH-Chennai
Chennai
Ahmedabad
Staff Members
in S-2 to M1-C
Cadres
Prioritization -
Organizing - Planning -
Handling Time Wasters-
Changing Habits - Tips &
Techniques - Case
Studies
B170
Life Style
Modification &
Stress
Management
2
April
May
June
July
January
Ahmedabad
Chennai
BMH-Chennai
Kolkata
Delhi
Staff in O-2 &
above Cadres
Relevance of Lifestyle
Modifications - Stress
Physiology - Causes -
Symptoms & effects of
Stress - Deep Breathing
Exercises - Yoga &
Meditation
B197 Self
Empowerment 2 September Delhi
Staff in O-1
Cadres
Self-Confidence -
Ownership & Responsi-
bility- Goal Setting -
Action Orientation -
Decision Making
COMPETENCY DEVELOPMENT / BEHAVIOURAL SKILLS PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
B195 Managerial
Effectiveness 2
June
August
November
Hyderabad
Kolkata
Delhi
Staff Members
in M1-A to
M2-C Cadres
Competency for
Modern Managers -
Roles & Responsibilities -
Managerial Functions -
Self Awareness -
Motivation &Influencing
-Delegation- Coaching,
Developing &
Empowering
Subordinates
B095
Effective
Presentation
Skills
2 January Kolkata
Staff Members
in M1-A to
M2-C Cadres
Speech
Communication-
Creating Impacts in
Face-to-Face
Communication-
Preparing for
Presentation- Use of
Visuals Aids - Styles of
presentation Key
aspects - Do's and
Don't's during
presentation Body
language while
presentation
B196 Creativity &
Innovation 1 February Delhi
Staff Members
in M1-A to
M2-C Cadres
Creativity & Innovation -
Role of Brain in
Creativity - Theories of
Creativity - Convergent
& Divergent Thinking -
Exercises for Enhancing
Creativity
D013 Leadership &
Motivation 2
July
February
February
Chennai
Ahmedabad
Jamshedpur
Staff Members
in M1-A to
M2-C Cadres
Leadership Styles -
Situational Leadership -
Leader as a Coach -
Motivational Factors -
Attitude and Abilities
that affect Job
Performance Leadership
Pipeline
B249
English
Language
Proficiency
Workshop
3 February Kolkata Staff upto
Tier III
Sentence Construction -
Introduction to Accent
Neutralization -
Pronunciation -
Intonation - Thought
Process - Behavioural
Communication - Self
Confidence - Cross
Cultural Language
Etiquette
Learning without thought is labor lost. Thought without learning is intellectual death." – Confucius
COMPETENCY DEVELOPMENT / BEHAVIOURAL SKILLS PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
B230
Train the
Trainers
Programme
1 May
October
Ahmedabad
Delhi
Staff in M1-A
and above
Develop the Skills &
Competencies required
for a Trainer, Group
handling skills,
Understanding of Group
(audience) Dynamics,
Facilitation skills, Roles
that trainer play,
Questioning skills
B006 Team Building
Skills 2 June Delhi
Staff Members
in O-1 to M1-B
Cadres
Strategy & Planning in
Achieving Team Goals-
Team Goals Vs
Individual Goals-
Participation &
Co-operation-
Communication
B102 Interviewing
Skills 2
July
October
Kolkata
Ahmedabad M1-C & Above
Importance Of Skilled
Interviewing - Writing An
Advertisement - Behav-
ioral Event Interview
(BEI) - Understanding
Body Language - Prep-
aration For Interview -
Gaining Skills For Inter-
viewing (Practice Video
Recording) -
Understanding Self
Before An Interview -
Practice Interviews -
Types Of Interviews -
Test, Simulations,
Presentations,
Assessment Tests - Do
And Don’ts In Inter-
view - 2 Live Interviews
With Candidates
(Video Recording ) -
Rating Candidates
G620 Customer
Focus 2 August Ahmedabad M1-A & above
Developing a customer
friendly personality-
Enhancing business
profit & building/
sustaining customer trust
-Project Selling-Fulfilling
Customer Needs &
Achieving Company
Goals-Industrial Product
Marketing - Large
Account Management -
Customer loyalty - The
internal customer-
Global Optimisation
The ability to learn faster than your competitors may be the only sustainable competitive advantage –
Peter Senge
COMPETENCY DEVELOPMENT / BEHAVIOURAL SKILLS PROGRAMMES
CODE PROGRAMME TITLE DAYS MONTH VENUE PARTICIPANTS CONTENT
G772
Problem
Solving &
Decision
Making
2 November Chennai
Staff members
in M1-A to
M2-C Cadres
Existing Problem Solving
& Decision Making
Process - Root cause
Analysis - Building and
Protecting Plans and its
Application on the Job
B004 Inter Personal
Effectiveness 2 January Chennai
Staff in M1-A
to M2-C
Need for developing
Interpersonal skills -
Understanding human
behavior - Practical Tips
Business benefits of
strong interpersonal
skills
H412 Personal
Branding (YED) 1 September Chennai
All employees
in S-1 to O-1
Understating Work Place
Challenges - Business
Etiquettes - Improving
Presentation Skills - Time
Management - Work
Life Balance - Tips for
Personal Branding
Training is everything. The peach was once a bitter almond; cauliflower is nothing but cabbage with a
college education." - Mark Twain
IN-HOUSE FACULTY CO-ORDINATORS
A Mohan Fernando A K Mallick
E Sivasubramani
Ajay Kumar
Sinha
Bandana Khanna Debashish Karmakar
Gautam Chand
Jain
Girin Kumar
Das G Dasgupta
Indranil Roy Kausik Dutta M Govindasamy
Rahul
Pawan Kumar
Dubey
MU Subramanian
R Haribabu R.N. Tripathy
S Sundaram Sushil Kumar Dubey VP Singh V Ravichandran
Hare Ram
RDT Vimalraj
S Balaji
A Mohan Fernando A K Mallick Ajay Kumar
Sinha
R Senthil
MMH IC, Kolkata ‘TECHNOPOLIS’ Building (6th Floor)
Block – BP, Plot No.4 Sector V, Salt Lake KOLKATA – 700 091