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Setting up a Multiskillingand Certification Centre forFabricationSkill DevelopmentGovernment of Gujarat
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Contents
Project Concept 3
Market Potential 5
Growth Drivers 6
Gujarat – Competitive Advantage 7
Project Information 8
- Location
- Infrastructure Availability / Connectivity
- Manpower Requirement
- Key Players
- Potential Collaboration Opportunities
Project Financials 10
Approvals & Incentives 11
Key Department Contacts 13
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Project Concept
FabricationFabrication applies to the building of machines, structures and other equipment, by cutting, shapingand assembling components made from raw materials by using various mechanical processes suchas welding, soldering, forging, brazing, forming, pressing, and bending. It is a value-added processthat involves the construction of machines and structures from various raw materials. A variety ofproducts come from the metal fabrication sector. These range from steel beams and panels used inmajor construction to boilers and tanks. Large fabrication units employ a multitude of value addedprocesses in one facility including welding, cutting, forming and machining. These units offeradditional value to its customers by providing them a one-stop shop.
Metal fabrication jobs usually start with shop drawings including precise measurements, then moveto the fabrication stage and finally to the installation of the final project.
Fabrication SectorThe fabrication sector forms a sub segment of the engineering industry. This is a highly fragmentedand labour intensive sector with medium & small scale industries. Since the demand for fabricationsector comes from the engineering sector, especially capital goods, the growth of fabrication industrylargely depends on the industrial scenario.
The fabrication industry mainly caters to the following sectors:
AutomobileAutomobilecomponents
Construction Aviation
Electrical Machinery Railway DefenceManufacturing
Ports & Shipping
Mahatma Gandhi National Institute for Skill Development & Entrepreneurship (MGNISDE) nearAhmedabad is being developed as a premier national level institute for skill development andentrepreneurship and will take advantage of the collaboration through affiliations and partnershipswith international / national institutes, industry and academia in India and China. It will act as thehub for skill development in the State. The Skilling and Training Unit for fabrication at Surat will actas one of the spokes to the MGNISDE. The Unit will be set up on a PPP mode partnering withindustries pertaining to fabrication to impart world class technological training, research andcertification. The courses will be market-driven and of long and short duration.
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Project Concept
Proposed Training Programmes
Material Cutting Cleaning Assembly Machining
1. Rawmaterial2. Transport
1. Metalpieces2. Machinery3. Lubricants
1. Metalshapes2. Acids &solvents3. Water
1. Castings2. Labor3. Weldingwire4. Fasteners
1. Assembledproduct2. Labor3. Equipment
Fabrication Industry
3%
Engineering & fabricationsector’s contribution to
India’s GDP (2015)
>4 m
Semi-skilled andskilled workers
employed
USD 71 b
India’s Fabrication exportsin FY 2014-15
Machinery
Name of the Process List of Major Equipments Needed
Welding Miller 650 AMP Wire Feed and Stick Welders, Miller Syncowave351 TIG Welder, Oxy-acetylene Welding and Brazing, RingWelding Machine, CNC Profile Cutting Machine, MIG WeldingMachine, Gas Welding Machine
Cutting 65 Ton Iron Worker, 200 Ton Vertical Press, Armstrong AutomaticSaw, Saber Saw
USD 150 b
Expected market size ofFabrication sector by 2017
Gujarat Engineering Industry
30
1310
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Industrial Clusters
Engineering
Textiles
Food Processing
Chemicals
Minerals
Others
� Gujarat houses 83 product clusters; out of which30 are engineering product clusters
� Engineering sector of Gujarat contributes around18%to state’s total industrial production
� Engineering sector in Gujarat comprises morethan 300 units in large sector and 75,00 units insmall and medium (SMEs) enterprises
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Market Potential
Incremental Human Resource Requirement
It is expected that incremental human resource requirement required for manufacturing ofengineering goods during the period 2017-22 will be as follows:
Skilled Semi-skilled
Minimallyskilled
>5300 >21000 ~27000
Market Forecast
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� Increasing industrialization and economic developmentexpected to drive the capital goods and engineeringindustry to grow at a CAGR of 74.9% between FY14 andFY20
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� Engineering research and design segment revenueexpected to grow at a CAGR of 18.4% between FY15and FY20
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� Construction equipment market expected to grow at aCAGR of 50% between FY15 and FY20
� India’s engineering exports stood at USD 70 b in FY15
� With 100% FDI allowed, major international players such as Cummins and ABB have enteredthe Indian engineering sector because of growth opportunities
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Growth Drivers
The demand for the fabrication sector largely comes from the engineering sector. Fabricationsector mainly caters to sectors such as railway, shipping, construction, defence, aviation, andautomobile.
� The long-term strategic plan of the Ministry of Railways is to construct 6 high-capacity, high-speed dedicated freight corridors along the Golden Quadrilateral andits diagonals
� The sector runs 22,300 train carrying over 23 m passengers daily and connectingmore than 7137 stations
� In-principal approval has been granted for building rail connectivity to the ports ofJaigarh, Dighi, Rewas, Hazira, Tuna, Dholera, Astranga, Chara and Nargol underthe Participative Model Policy of the Indian Railways, amounting to INR 40 b
� The Government of India is in the process of launching a new urban developmentmission. This will help develop 500 cities, which include cities with a population ofmore than 100,000 and some cities of religious and tourist importance
� India has an estimated urban housing shortage of 18.8 m dwelling units
� Opportunities to avail defence offset obligations to the tune of approximately INR250 b during the next 7-8 years
� FDI up to 49% investment is allowed under the government route� The MAKE procedure, which aims to promote R&D in the industry with support
from the government and the placement of orders is being revised to make thesector more attractive and unambiguous for the private sector
� A growing working population and an expanding middle-class are expected toremain key demand drivers
� Increasing disposable incomes in the rural agri-sector� Global car majors have been ramping up investments in India to cater to growing
domestic demand
� Government has granted INR 4,000 crore subsidy to the shipbuilding industry to bepaid over 10 years. The step would make India's ship building industry morecompetitive globally. This will lead to an increase in demand for fabrication
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Gujarat – CompetitiveAdvantageStrong Fundamentals
� A strong demographic profile - population of 60 m with more than 60% of the population
between the age group of 15-59 years as per census 2011
� One of the highest urbanization levels (as per census 2011) – 43%
� Witnessing a high and growing literacy rate of 79%
� In the state budget 2015-16, Gujarat government announced to invest USD 458 m for the growth
of the industrial sector of Gujarat
� The engineering and automotive sector comprises more than 300 units in large enterprises sector
and over 75,000 units in small and medium enterprises
Industrial Infrastructure
� As of July 2015, Gujarat had seventy nine SEZs; of which, eighteen are operational, twenty six
are notified, thirty one are formally approved and four have in-principle approval
� The state’s manufacturing industry is supported by more than 0.6 m MSMEs employing nearly
3.9 m people in Gujarat
� Infrastructure plans over next 5-7 years will lead to an increased demand:
� 7 new industrial cities planned
� 18,637 kilometer of new expressways
� 24 cities are currently in various stages of planning metro rail
� Port sector capacity addition to the tune of 1 b tons is planned in the next 7 years
Male literacy rate is85.80 percent
Female literacy rateis 69.70 percent
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Project Information
Location
Surat
Connectivity
� Well connected by broad gauge� The metro rail project is expected to be
completed by 2017-18
� NH-8 Bharuch-Surat road is completed� Bus Rapid Transport System is under
construction� The major highways passing through
Surat are the Udhana-Mumbai Highwayalso known as Udhana-Navsari Highway,Surat-Ahmedabad Highway
� Surat airport has direct air connectivitywith Delhi and Mumbai
� With the installation of 2 aerobridges inDecember 2015, it has now increased to1500 pax/hour
� Planned improvements at the airportinclude a capacity to handle up to 7 jets ata time, extending the runway to 2905meters
� The nearest port is now in the Magadallaand Hazira area of Surat MetropolitanRegion
� There are over 41,300 small and medium industriesfunctioning in the district
� Some of the main industries are textiles, chemicals,diamond processing, and engineering and relatedactivities (including manufacturing machines &equipments)
Land identification at Surat is in process
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Project Information
Manpower Requirement
Position Number
Director 1
Advisor 1
Assistant director (training, employment, admin, finance) 4
Programme facilitators 6
Training officers 12
Subject matter experts & content developers 8
Other staff (peon, security) 6
Total 38
Major Players
Larson & Toubro Kirloskar Oil Engines Ltd. JSW Ispat Steel Ltd
Crompton Greaves Cummins India Ltd.
Potential Collaboration Opportunities
Engineering ExportPromotion Council (EEPC)
Federation of EngineeringIndustries of India
Indian Machine ToolsManufacturer Association
Society of Indian AutomobileManufacturers Builders Association of India
Skill Development Councils – Construction, Automotive
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Project Financials
Project Cost (Capex only)
Assumptions:� Accommodation for 50 male & 20 female trainees� Computer center with 50 systems� Plant & equipment cost has not been included
Project components & specifications Cost (INR Cr)
Building (classrooms, library, laboratory, admin area,canteen, cafeteria, restrooms)(Built-up area: 4,500 sq meter,Average rate: INR 34,000 per sq meter)
15.30
Hostel (accommodation for 50 male & 20 female trainees,each being given an area of 14 sq meter)(Average rate: INR 25,000 per sq meter)
2.45
Site Development (internal roads, lighting, waterdrainage system)(Total area: 5 acres,Average rate: INR 1,200 per sq meter)
2.43
Computer center 0.22
Fixed assets (furniture, computer, printers) 1.50
Total 21.90
Preliminary and pre-operative expenses (@12%)(Company formation, interest during construction, etc.) 2.63
Project engineering and consultancy charges (@5%)1.09
Contingency (@10%) 2.19
Indicative Project Cost 27.81
Note : Indicative Project Cost may vary as per the Scale and requirement of the Project.
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Approvals & Incentives
Approvals� Interested party may submit their application / proposal or any other query to Director, Directorate
of, Directorate of Employment & Training, Government of Gujarat.
1. Agency name Assistance
National SkillDevelopmentCorporation
� Provides assistance for creation of skills infrastructure and / orworking capital requirement for skill development activity for first 3years
� NSDC may provide funding in the form of loan, equity, preferenceshares, debentures and grant. However, NSDC will prefer toprovide funding in form of loan
Incentives from Government of India
Scheme Name � National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC) Funding
Financial Assistance
� Funding would be up to a maximum of 75% of the investmentrequirement
� Promoter Contribution shall be to the tune of minimum 25% of theinvestment requirement
2. Agency name Assistance
Directorate General ofTraining, Ministry of SkillDevelopment andEntrepreneurship
� Period of training for various courses varies from six months to twoyears
� About 70% of the training period is allotted to practical training andthe rest to theoretical training
� Dual System of Training Industrial Training Institutes (ITIs) wasintroduced in June 2016 – theory portion and basics about safetyand tools, equipment along with practical will be conducted at ITIs
Scheme Name � Craftsmen Training Scheme
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Incentives
3. Agency name Assistance
Directorate General ofTraining, Ministry of SkillDevelopment andEntrepreneurship
� To support youth who wish to go through skill training programmesin the country
� Banks will pay tuition fee directly to the training institute
Scheme Name � Craftsmen Training Scheme
Financial assistance � Loan will be in range of INR 5,000 to INR 15,000
Incentives from Government of Gujarat
1. Agency name Assistance
Directorate ofEmployment & Training
� Certify existing skills of experienced but unqualified workers who donot have a formal certificate and do not need any further training intheir field
� Award skill certificates after upgrading and updating skills of semi-skilled / unskilled workers by short term training
Scheme Name � Apprenticeship Training Scheme (ATS)
2. Agency name Assistance
Directorate ofEmployment & Training
� Training includes basic training, and on-the-job training� Students enrolled in these Centre may get stipend by Employer
during the entire period of apprenticeship training
Scheme Name � Skill Certification by State Government
This project profile is based on preliminary study to facilitate prospective entrepreneurs to assess a prima facie scope.It is, however, advisable to get a detailed feasibility study prepared before taking a final investment decision.
Directorate of Employment & TrainingPhone: +91 79 23253805
Email: director-det@gujarat.gov.in
Gujarat State Portal
www.gujaratindia.com
Gujarat Industrial Development Corporation
Directorate General of Training
www.gidc.gov.in
http://www.dget.nic.in/content/
Directorate of Employment & Training
http://employment.gujarat.gov.in/
Ministry of Skill Development And Entrepreneurship
http://msde.gov.in/
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