Biesse Group demonstrates dedication to skill development in manufacturing

By OEM Update Editorial May 9, 2023 6:47 pm IST

One of its initiatives is to support the National Skill Training Institute (NSTI), Kolkata, in developing advanced woodworking courses. It donates machines to provide an ecosystem of practical knowledge & experience for students.
Biesse, a pioneer in designing and manufacturing machines, takes initiatives to support skill development in the manufacturing sector. In line with this commitment, Biesse has donated a Rover Gold 1232 CNC Machine & CAD/CAM software for advanced training to Hettich Poddar Woodworking Institute (HPWWi), Faridabad.

One of its initiatives is to support the National Skill Training Institute (NSTI), Kolkata, in developing advanced woodworking courses. Furthermore, Biesse also provides training programmes for professionals and students in various educational institutes, such as the Advanced Woodworking Training Centre (AWTC) in Bangalore. The company is also involved in a Train the Trainer (ToT) initiative in AWTC/ IWST for various ITIs across India. Additionally, Biesse is committed to supporting AWTC/ IWST in training technicians and carpenters from Naval DockYard, MEG, IAF, and PSU’s.
The company believes that skill building is an essential part of any industry’s growth and development and is committed to supporting initiatives promoting this. Through these initiatives, Biesse aims to equip learners with the necessary skills to excel in the manufacturing industry, contributing to the growth of the skilling ecosystem in India.
Sayeed Ahmed, CEO of Biesse India says, “India is the 5th largest manufacturer in the world and accounts for roughly 3 percent of global manufacturing output. However, there is a clear shortage of talent and abilities, with approximately 90 percent of the workforce in the furniture industry being unemployed. To meet this demand, we as an industry leader are committed to investing in education and skill building to ramp up growth and development in the industry.”