Project Report
Project Report
Project Report
ON
MANPOWER SKILLS AND FLEXIBILITY
MAPPING
AT
ORGANIZATION
SUBMITTED BY:
Deepesh J. Gavli
M.B.A. Program (2015-2017)
Faculty of Management Studies, M.S.U. Baroda
DECLARATION
I, Deepesh J Gavli hereby declare that this report is prepared on the basis
of training taken at 'FAG Bearings India Ltd.' for the period of 09-05-2016
to 09-07-2016. I ensure about the authentication of the material and give
guarantee that there will not be any misuse of the data. Data used will only be
taken for the academic purpose and will not be used for commercial or any
other purpose. Views mentioned in the report are of my own, which are based
on my observation and it may or may not be accepted to the company.
Deepesh J. Gavli
Faculty of Management Studies
M.S. University of Baroda
Date: 14/07/2016
Place: Vadodara
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I sincerely thank Professor (Dr.) Jayrajsinh Jadeja (Dean, Faculty of Management
Studies, M.S. University, Baroda) and Prof. Smita Trivedi (Placement Co-ordinator,
Faculty of Management Studies, M.S.U, Baroda) for giving me this wonderful opportunity
of practical studies in the form of summer internship scheduled for 8 weeks.
My extended & sincere thanks to Mr. G. Sathyanarayanan (Plant Manager, FAG
Bearings India Ltd.) without his support and guidance this project would not have been
possible. Also sincere thanks to Mr. Rajesh Mandan (G.M. Plant & Operations, FAG
Bearings India Ltd.) for providing me this opportunity to undergo summer training at FAG.
I would like to thank all the segment heads, managers, employees and executives of the Plant
Productions who supported me and guided me during the period of my internship.
My most sincere thanks to everyone associated with MOVE department for their help and
cooperation in carrying out this project.
I would also like to thank Mr. J.P. Nair (Dy. Manager, Learning And Development, FAG
Bearings India Ltd.), for giving me opportunity to undergo the Summer Training at FAG
Bearings India Ltd., Vadodara.
Thank you all for making this internship a success and helping me to enrich my practical
knowledge about the real working of a company.
Deepesh J. Gavli
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PREFACE
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PREFACE
Internship is the one step of a MBA student's academic career. For a student of the
Department of MBA, industrial training is essential for the complete understanding of the
concepts learned from formal education. There remains a huge gap between academic
learning and the implementation of that theoretical knowledge in the practical world of
modern business and commerce. Internship can balance this wide gap as it brings
opportunities for a student to understand the main trends of business activities.
It is said "Knowledge is Power". But it is partly correct as "Applied Knowledge Is Power".
Hence, the opportunity to get the practical training in an organization has fulfilled the above
condition and has enabled me to learn how most of the theory concepts are implemented in
the organization. It helps to fill the gap between the classroom study and practical scenario.
In compiling this report I have intended to provide a combination of theoretical approaches
and methods of implementing them in the world of business. I have tried to learn the
relationship between theoretical and practical type of knowledge. During the entire course of
our academic study we remain busy in theoretical learning where the primary objective is
academic success.
With these objectives, I have made all possible efforts and the necessary study to submit this
project report in a progressive form in a very short time. I have tried my level best to
eliminate errors from the project report. As I had to complete my internship within a short
period of time so the study admits its limitations.
I have done my project in FAG Bearings India Limited, PO. Maneja, Vadodara, as a part of
the internship program starting from 09 May 2016 to 09 July 2016.
Sincerely,
(Deepesh J. Gavli)
MBA Student (Production & Operations)
M.S. Patel Institute of Management Studies
The Maharaja Sayajirao University of Baroda
Home to five manufacturing halls, the plant area houses manufacturing & finishing facilities
for all the components of a bearings-inner rings & outer rings, rolling elements & cage as
well as the assembly of the bearing.
FAGs finance department report directly to Germany, works wonders on matters of crucial
improvements such as controlling costs, investing smartly, tax control & capitalizing on
techniques to ease working-capital pressures & debt collection.
FAG believes in employee focus & has to its credit a thoughtful HR Policy & a brilliant team
of HR Personnel who ensure that the employees are to be cared for and rewarded for their
dedication to the organization whether it is because of the high salary or because of the
numerous welfare schemes or because of the progressive performance appraisal system or
because of the strenuous training programs. FAG Indias employees are being happily
managed a lot.
Working with a transparent unambiguous co-operative management style that involves all the
employees in decision making FAG moves steady fast towards its vision which is strongly
characterized by the motto "Together We Move The World". Everything that moves with
the assistance of bearings & FAG serves as a reliable partner to every industry associated
with movement to achieve their mutually complementary goals.
levels.
It displays all tasks & skills required to work in an area or team.
It displays all current team members.
For each team member it displays current competency/ability levels for each task.
It is a simple tool to aid resource planning.
2
3
Description
Cannot do
Criteria
Symbol
Insufficient knowledge or
experience to perform to
standard.
Learner-Able to operate with Has
fully
reviewed
directions.
instructions and is familiar
with the tools of the job.
Practitioner-Able
without directions.
to
Flexibility mapping:
Along with a skills matrix, flexibility index is also incorporated in the same format
which enables to identify the operational and set up flexibilities of every workstation
and every operator.
In operational flexibility mapping a minimum level of 2 is taken into consideration
whereas in set up flexibility mapping a minimum level of 3 is taken into
consideration.
Workstations or machines with their machine type or make are identified and
frequency of similar machines within the segment and outside the given segment is
also indicated in the format prepared for particular production line.
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SEGMENT 02
CRB 170
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SEGMENT 04
DGBB62
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SEGMENT 05
DGBB140
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SEGMENT 06
WHEEL BEARING
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SEGMENT 08
SRB/CRB-320
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FACE AND OD
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HEAT TREATMENT
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