Bhubaneswar: Tata Power Central Odisha Distribution Ltd (TPCODL) has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with two leading universities of Bhubaneswar — Kalinga Institute of Industrial Technology (KIIT) and Silicon Institute of Technology (SIT).
Tata Power’s collaboration is in line with its constant commitment to support and empower youth by providing them future-ready skills.
The MoU was signed here by Subir Verma, Head HR – T&D Cluster Companies, Tata Power, and representatives from KIIT and SIT.
As part of the ‘Sparsh’ and ‘Train to Hire’ programmes, Tata Power seeks to provide hands-on experience to young individuals, enabling them to develop necessary skills and confidence for job roles in the power sector.
The partnership will nurture and train enthusiasts of the power distribution sector through advanced training programmes and modules in areas like automation systems, regulations and standards, smart meter technology, energy auditing, and meter testing.
TPCODL will develop customised training modules for engineering and diploma students, enhancing their knowledge competency and sharing best practices. Students who undergo this programme will be considered during the recruitment process.
“We are committed to nurture young minds by imparting relevant training and building value for the future. Through this partnership, we aim for a mutually enriching association and create a pool of skilled talent,” TPCODL CEO Arvind Singh stated.
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