Vocational Training Scenario in India and Need for Reforms

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Vocational Training Scenario in India and Need
for Reforms

• G.P. Srivastava
• GM (PHRD)
• Pawan Hans Helicopters Ltd
• New Delhi

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PRESENTATION SEQUENCE

• PHHL Profile
• A brief about vocational training
• Trades Under Vocational Trg
• A brief about aviation sector
• Emerging trades of Avi. Sec.
• Areas of reforms

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PHHL PROFILE
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• The largest Helicopter operator in India
• Incorporated in the year 1985 as the country's
  national helicopter carrier
• Feathered with ISO 9001-2000 certificate and
  awarded Gold Sumit Award (International)

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• It provides helicopter support services to
• Oil exploration
• Medivac
• Disaster Mgmt
• Power Transmission (Ballooning)
• Fire Fighting
• Traffic Mgmt
• Admn. Support
• Tourism Pilgrimage
• Scientific Expedition (Antarctica)
• Remote terrain and inaccessible areas like
  Arunachal Pradesh, Lakshadweep, Andaman Nicobar

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FLEET DEPLOYMENT
Srinagar

Itanagar
Chandigarh
Guwahati
Delhi
Dibrugarh
Gangtok
Shillong
Patna

Agartala
Vadodara

Porbandar
Mumbai
Rajamundry
Lakshadweep
Chennai
A N Islands
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PERFORMANCE OVERVIEW

• Particulars 2003-04
  2004-05 2005-06 2006-07
  2007-08
• (Actual) (Actual)
  (Actual) ( Prov.) (B.E.)
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• Hopters deployed 23.7/30
  24.5/32 20.7/30 21.8/33
  26.3/35
• Fleet deployed 78
  77 69 66
  75
• Revenue hours 23020
  24185 19385 18920
  23700
• 
  
  (Rs. in crores)
• Operating Rev. 192.56
  213.30 168.75 176.11
  243.31
• Interest income 31.44
  28.55 30.33 25.48
  10.15
• Total revenue 224.00
  241.85 199.08 201.59
  253.46
• Operating profit 33.78
  39.40 4.77
  6.75 24.00
• Net Profit 52.69
  49.58 47.39
  50.75 22.13
• after Tax
• Dividend paid 17.50
  22.75 22.75 9.10
  (int) -
• 
  
  

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FLEET FLYING HOURS

• Dauphin N Helicopters 2,59,00507 Hrs
• Dauphin N3 Helicopters 3,83531
  Hrs
• Mi-172 Helicopters 9,908.34 Hrs
• Bell 206 L4 Helicopters
• 14,74308
• Bell 407 Helicopters
• 6,62441

• As on 1st Jan 2007 Total flying Hrs completed

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LANDINGS

• Dauphin N Helicopters 12,08,413
• Dauphin N3 Helicopters 14,125
• Mi-172 Helicopters 15,848
• Bell 206 L4 Helicopters
• 50,188
• Bell 407 Helicopters
• 24,958

• As on 1st Jan 2007 Total Landing completed

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• Vocational Training in India

• Vocational Training since 1941
• Established National Council for Vocational
  Training (NCVT)
• Director General of Employment and Training is
  responsible for vocational Training which comes
  under Ministry of Labour
• 2447 Industrial Training Institutes / Industrial
  Training Center
• Trades 40 Engineering and 22 Non-Engineering
• Candidates trained under vocational training
  programme-3,90,000
• Qualifications for vocational training programme
  8th Class to 10th Class
• Duration 1-4 Years

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Trades under Vocational Training Programme

• Fitter
• Turner
• Machinist
• Machinist (Grinder)
• Pattern maker
• Foundry Man
• Forger and Heat Treater
• Sheet Metal Worker
• Welder (Gas and Electric)
• Motor Vehicle Body Builder

Electrician Lineman Wireman Auto
Electrician Electrician Aircraft Winder
(Armature) Cable Jointer Electrician
(Mines) Electroplater
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A brief about aviation sector in India

• 15.8 growth in International passenger traffic
• 44.6 growth in Domestic passenger traffic
• 13.8 growth in International cargo traffic
• 8.7 growth in Domestic cargo traffic
• By 2010 Indias fleet strength may be 550
  Aircrafts
• By 2010 Pilots requirement would be 8000
• Immense job opportunities for Engineering /
  Technical and other allied / service areas

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Emerging Trades in Aviation Sector

• Baggage Handler Loads/unloads passengers bags.
• Aircraft Groomer Cleans aircraft.
• Food Service Worker Replenishes the meal
  service on the aircraft.
• Airline Security Rep Performs airport security
  checks of passengers and luggage.
• Dock Hand Assists in loading, unloading and
  preparing aircraft
• Ramp Attendant Operates ramp-servicing
  vehicles handles cargo and baggage,

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• Flight Attendant Has training in emergency
  procedures and ensures the safety and comfort of
  passengers.
• Flight Follower Assists in planning flights,
  monitors flights to ensure safety, and reports
  missing or overdue aircraft.
• Airline Ticket and Reservation Agent Makes
  reservations and/or sells tickets to passengers.
• Customer Service Assists passengers, checks
  tickets when passengers board and disembark an
  airplane.
• Cargo Agent Takes orders from shippers and
  arranges for transportation of goods.

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• Firefighter (Airport) Provides a fire free
  escape in the event of an accident.
• Refueller Refuels aircraft.
• Storeskeeper Acquires inventory and controls
  aircraft parts and supplies.
• Airport Electrician Installs, connects and
  troubleshoots electrical equipment and systems.
• Electronic Technician Maintains and repairs
  ground and navigation equipment.

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• Sheet Metal Worker Repairs and fabricates
  aircraft components.
• Millwright (Industrial Mechanic) Installs,
  maintains and repairs industrial equipment.
• Heavy Duty Tech Cleans, lubricates, repairs and
  maintains industrial equip.
• Equipment Technician operates heavy equipment.
• Heavy Equipment Operator Operates plough
  trucks, bulldozers, loaders, graders, towed
  sweepers and other heavy equipment.

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Suggested Areas of Reforms

• Interface between Institutes and Industry
• Multi functional multi skilling
• Skill Up-gradation
• a) Updating
• b) Standardization
• c) Enhancement

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• Production / Project Center
• Incentive for adoption / setting Institutes
• Raising stipend / compensation to ITIs / ITCs /
  Diploma Holders (Rs.1090/- to Rs.1400/-)

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THANK YOU