Maruti Suzuki To Set Up 2nd Japan-India Institute For Manufacturing (JIM) In Haryana (Press Release) | V3Cars

Maruti Suzuki have signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the Government of Haryana to establish the 2nd Japan-India Institute for Manufacturing (JIM) in Rohtak. The existing ITI Kansala will be upgraded to a JIM with a 5.8 crore investment as part of the company's CSR initiative. The partnership with the Haryana Government aims to contribute to the vision of an Atmanirbhar Bharat. Maruti Suzuki has been operating JIMs since 2017, emphasizing industry-relevant skills and incorporating Japanese shop floor practices in the curriculum.

Maruti Suzuki To Set Up 2nd JIM Institute In Haryana

JIM Kansala, located near the Kharkhoda automobile hub, will provide extensive career opportunities to students trained at the ITI. The government of Haryana has allocated land and building for the JIM, while Maruti Suzuki will contribute equipment, training modules, trained teachers, and manage the institute for 15 years. This collaboration aligns with the goal of preparing a skilled workforce to meet the demands of the growing automotive sector in India.

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Here’s what Maruti Suzuki have to say about the set-up of 2nd JIM Institute in Haryana:

Maruti Suzuki India Limited (MSIL) signed a Memorandum of Agreement (MoA) with the Government of Haryana to set up 2nd Japan-India Institute for Manufacturing (JIM), in Haryana, at Kansala, in Rohtak. Spread over 5 acres, the existing ITI Kansala will be upgraded to a JIM with an investment of 5.8 crore as a CSR activity of the company.

The MoA was signed by Dr. Vivek Aggarwal, Director General, Skill Development & Industrial Training, Government of Haryana and Mr. Rahul Bharti, Executive Director, Corporate Affairs, Maruti Suzuki India Limited.

On this occasion, Mr. Rahul Bharti, Executive Director, Corporate Affairs, Maruti Suzuki India Limited, said:

“The Indian passenger vehicle industry is now world’s third largest and growing. It is our responsibility to prepare human capacity corresponding to manufacturing capacity to meet this growth. Skilling our youth with industry ready skills will help us realize the vision of an Atmanirbhar Bharat. We are glad to partner with the Haryana Government and share the common vision of training and skilling the youth so that they can contribute towards the growth of Haryana.”

Mr. Bharti added: 

“We have been operating Japan-India Institutes for Manufacturing (JIMs) since 2017. The key feature of the JIM is that the equipment on which the students are trained is almost similar to that in a modern production factory. In addition there is a focus on safety, quality, discipline, punctuality, Kaizen, and other Japanese shop floor practices along with the core curriculum prescribed by the National Council for Vocational Training (NCVT). That helps better employability.”

Located about 16 kms from the upcoming automobile hub Kharkhoda, JIM Kansala will offer extensive career opportunities to the students trained at the ITI.

The government of Haryana has provided the land and building for the JIM, Kansala. Maruti Suzuki will provide equipment, training modules, trained teachers, and will manage this institute for 15 years.

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