AnnualCalendar2014-15

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Rev. 06

25- April , 2014

Schedule ofContinuing Professional Development Programmes

(Division Wise)

2014 – 2015

Centre for Climate Change

Civil / Transportation Engineering

Environment Management

Information Technology

Management & Technology

Power & Energy

Quality & Productivity

Water Resources Development

Corporate Relations Cell

Skill Development Cell

*ESCI also conducts specific training programmes to meet specific requirement oforganizations. These are held either at ESCI Campus or at other locations desired bythe sponsoring organizations.



CENTRE FOR CLIMATE CHANGE

Programme Contact : [email protected]

S.No Title of the Programme Dates No of Days

1. Green House Gas Accounting and Inventorization for Industriesand Power Sector

29-31 May3

2.Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability for Governmentand Private Organisations

17-19 Jun 3

3. Solar Photovoltaic for Field Engineers 23-27 Jun 5

4. Proton Exchange Membrane (PEM) Fuel Cell Technology 14-16 Jul

3

5.Guidelines for Sustainability Reporting

20-22 Aug3

6.

Research and Development (R&D)Guidelines for Central PublicSector Enterprises (as per Research and Development(R&D)Guidelines, DPE, Ministry of Heavy Industries & PublicEnterprises, GoI)

16-18 Sep3

7. Green Buildings for Sustainable Development (Architecture,Materials and Rating Systems)

28-30 Oct 3

8. Corporate Social Responsibility and Sustainability for Governmentand Private Organisations

19-21 Nov 3

9. Solar Photovoltaic for Field Engineers 15-19 Dec

5

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CIVIL / TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING


S. No Programme Title Dates No. of Days

1 Destructive & Non Destructive Testing Methods for Civil EngineeringStructures

22 – 25 Apr 4

2Pre-fabricated Structures – Planning, Design and Construction

06 – 09 May 4

3 Contract Management and Dispute Resolution in Engineering Projects 19 – 23 May 5

4Leakages and Water Proofing Treatment in Buildings

09 – 13 Jun 5

5Project Management in Construction Industry

24 – 27 Jun 4

6 Soil Investigations & Ground Improvement Techniques in InfrastructureDevelopment

08 – 10 Jul 3

7High Rise Buildings – Planning, Construction & Maintenance

22 – 25 Jul 4

8Testing of Civil Engineering Materials

04 – 07 Aug 4

9Good Maintenance Practices for Durability of Structures

11 – 14 Aug 4

10 Leakages and Water Proofing Treatment in Buildings 02 – 06 Sep 5

11 Bridges & Culverts – Planning, Design and Construction 29 Sep – 01 Oct 3

12Geo-synthetics & Reinforced Soil Structures

08 – 10 Oct 3

13Construction Management – Best Practices and Modern Technologies

13 – 17 Oct 5

14Urban Transport Planning & Operation Management

04 – 07 Nov 4

15 Quality Assurance & Quality Control in Civil Engineering ConstructionProjects

26 – 29 Nov 4

16 Flexible Pavements and Overlays - Design, Construction and

Maintenance

02 – 04 Dec 3

17Use of Construction Chemicals in Construction Industry

08 – 11 Dec 4

18 Quality Management in Building Construction 16 – 19 Dec 4

19Use of Fly ash in Civil Engineering Works

06 – 08 Jan 3

20Contract Management and Dispute Resolution in Engineering Projects

19 – 23 Jan 5

21 Road Safety Management 28 – 30 Jan 3

22Repair Rehabilitation and Retrofitting of Buildings – Diagnosis,Preventive Actions and Repair Techniques

17 – 20 Feb 4

23

Pavement Management Systems ( Flexible, Composite and Rigid)

24 – 27 Feb 4

24 Construction and Maintenance of Concrete Roads 02 – 05 Mar 4

25 Construction Management – Best Practices and Modern Technologies 09 – 13 Mar 5

26 Project Management in Construction Industry 24 – 27 Mar 4




ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

Sl.No. Title of the Programme Dates No. ofDays

1.E – Waste Management & Recycling – the impending challenge 12–14 May 3

2. Planning, Design and Layout of Water Distribution Network with Software

Applications27–29 May 3

3. Waste Water Treatment and Role of Decentralized Waste WaterManagement

10–12 Jun 3

4. Environment Impact Assessment and Environment Management Plan forRefineries and Petrochemical Complexes

19–21 Jun 3

5.Bio Medical Waste Management – Handling and Safe Disposal Options 25–27 Jun 3

6.Environmentally Sustainable Transportation 08–10 Jul 3

7. Design, Operation & Maintenance of Sewage Treatment Plant – Reuseand Recycle Options

04–08 Aug 5

8. The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition,

Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013 18–22 Aug 59.

Environmental Project Management with Software Applications 25–27 Aug 3

10. Water Conservation, Recycle and Reuse Options of Waste Water & SaltRecovery of Textile Industry

10–12 Sep 3

11. Current Requirements in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) –Process & Procedures (as per MoEF Guidelines)

23–25 Sep 3

12.Municipal Solid Waste Management for Urban Local Bodies (ULBs) 14–18 Oct 5

13. Water Audit – Leakage Control and Rectification Methods in Urban WaterSupply

12–14 Nov 3

14.

Trenchless Technology Options for Urban Local bodies 18–21 Nov 415.

Underground Sewerage Systems – Design, Operation & Maintenance 25–29 Nov 5

16.Best practices in Hazardous Waste Management 18–20 Dec 3

17. Current Requirements in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) –Process & Procedures (as per MoEF Guidelines)

19–21 Jan 3

18. The Right to Fair Compensation and Transparency in Land Acquisition,Rehabilitation and Resettlement Act, 2013

03–07 Feb 5

19.Best Practices in Environmental Governance 24–26 Feb 3

20. Recent Trends in Technologies of Sewerage Systems and Sewage

Treatment (as per new CPHEEO Manual 2012) 16–20 Mar 5





INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

Sl.No. Title of the Programme Dates No. of Days

1. SAP Basis Administration 21 - 25 Apr 5

2. Network Security Administration 19 – 23 May 5

3. Oracle 11g Database Administration 02 – 06 Jun 5

4. National Workshop on Cyber Security & Forensic Tools 12 – 13 Jun 2

5. Effective System Administration Techniques 16 – 18 Jun 3

6. Remote Infrastructure Management 25 – 27 Jun 3

7. Network Administration: Configuring LANS and WANs 07 – 11 Jul 5

8. Workshop on Robotics 19 Jul 1

9. Cyber Security and Computer Forensics Tools 06 – 08 Aug 3

10. IT General for DISCOMS Level A & B officials 11 – 13 Aug 3

11. Linux Server Administration 18 – 22 Aug 512. Cloud Infrastructure Management 02 – 04 Sep 3

13. Data Communication and Network InfrastructureManagement for Power Sector

15 – 19 Sep 5

14. Mail Server Administration 23 – 26 Sep 4

15. Web Designing Using PHP & MYSQL 14 – 18 Oct 5

16. IT Security Awareness: Managers & Executives 28 – 31 Oct 4

17. Data Backup and Recovery Tools 03 – 06 Nov 4

18. PL SQL Forms & Reports 10 – 13 Nov 419. Network Security Administration 24 – 28 Nov 5

20. Linux Server Administration 08 – 12 Dec 5

21. Oracle 11g Database Administration 15 – 19 Dec 5

22. Business Intelligence for Data Analysis 05 – 07 Jan 3

23. Windows Server 2012 Administration 19 – 23 Jan 5

24. Internet Technologies & web developing methods using jQuery

09 – 13 Feb 5

25. Advance Excel with Macros & VB Script 26 – 27 Feb 2





MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY


1. Operations Management in Hospital Services 15 - 17 Apr 3

2. Personality Development ( An Ordinary to Extra-ordinary PersonalityEmpowerment)

14 - 16 May3

3. Welding Technologies and NDT Techniques (Theory and Practical

Orientation with Technical Visit)26 - 30 May

5

4. Materials and Supply chain Management(Including SAP-MM ModuleExposure)

10 - 13 June4

5. Compressors, Turbines and Pumps (Operation, Maintenance andPerformance Monitoring with Technical Visit and practical Exposure)

18 - 20 Jun3

6. Creative Leadership and Teambuilding Skills for Organisation Development(Innovative and Inspiring Leadership methodologies with case-studies andRole plays)

25 - 27 Jun3

7. Trends in Corrosion, Tribology and Surface Engineering 08 - 11 Jul 4

8. Strategic Human Resource Management (A source for rewardingExcellence)

16 - 18 Jul3

9. Drilling and Blasting Technologies and its Applications (with practical Case-

Studies)

21 - 25 Jul5

10. Communication and Presentation Skills (communicating assertively) 05 - 07 Aug 3

11. Control and Instrumentation Techniques for Engineers and Technicians 11 - 14 Aug 4

12. Finance for Non-Finance Executives 26 - 28 Aug 3

13. RS, GIS, GPS and Phogramateryu Applications in Mining 9 - 12 Sept 4

14. Leadership and Technical Project Management (with MSP 2007/2010software practical exposure)

15 - 19 Sept5

15. Welding Technologies and NDT Techniques(Theory and PracticalOrientation with Technical Visit)

22 - 26 Sept5

16. Trends and Advances in Condition Monitoring(Theory and PracticalTraining)

14 - 17 Oct 4

17. Emotional intelligence and Interpersonal Skills (For ManagerialEffectiveness and balancing Stress with practical and Work play)

12 - 14 Nov 3

18. The Art of Loyalty Management (Empowering Belongingness towardsOrganization)

19 - 21 Nov3

19. Recent Trends and Practical Applications of Power Electronics in PowerSystems (With MATLAB Software exposure)

25 - 28 Nov4

20. Mind Management For Managerial Excellence (with contemplation andMeditation techniques)

10 - 12 Dec3

21. Operation, Maintenance and Performance Monitoring of Centrifugal Pumpsand Compressors (with Practical Orientation and Technical Visit )

17 - 19 Dec3

22. Conflict Management and Teambuilding Skills (Triumphant ways for totalintegration with Group exercises and Role-plays)

29 - 31 Dec3

23. Control and Instrumentation Techniques for Engineers and Technicians 06 - 09 Jan 4

24. Vibrations, Balancing, Alignment and Condition Monitoring of RotatingEquipment(Theory and Practical Orientation with Technical Visit)

28 - 31 Jan4

25. Practical Project Cost Estimation, Monitoring, Control and Implementation(Concept of Earned Value Management System in Project Management)

10 - 13 Feb4

26. Competency Mapping (A comprehensive skill development programme) 18 - 20 Feb 3

27. Trends and Advances in Condition Monitoring(Theory and PracticalTraining)

10 - 13Mar4

28. Research Methodology 24 - 27Mar 4





POWER & ENERGY


1.Best Practices in Water and Coal Chemistry in Power Plants 19-23 May 5

2.Reactive Power Management in Power Systems 26–30 May 5

3.New Developments in Design & Construction of Transmission Lines 26-30 May 5

4.Technology Advances in Metering, Billing and Collection 27 -29 May 3

5.Failure of Distribution Transformers and Remedial Measures 03-05 Jun 3

6. Modern Practices in Design and Construction of EHV (765 / 400 / 220 KV)Substations

09-13 Jun 5

7.Renovation & Modernization of Hydro Power Stations 17–21 Jun 5

8.Energy Audit and Loss Reduction in T&D Systems 24-26 Jun 3

9. Power System Protection Relays, Selection and Application of NumericalRelays

24-28 Jun 5

10.Best Practices in O&M of ESPs 02-04 Jul 3

11.R-APDRP - 1 08–10 Jul 3

12.Earthing Practices in Electrical Installations 14-16 Jul 3

13. Leveling Alignment and Balancing Procedures for Heavy Rotating Machineryin Power Plants and Industries (With Practical Demos)

22–25 Jul 4

14.Failure of Power Transformers and Remedial Measures 04–08 Aug 5

15.R-APDRP - 2 05–07 Aug 3

16.PLC & DCS for Power Plant Applications 12-14 Aug 3

17.Testing and Commissioning of Electrical Equipment in Power Utilities 18–22 Aug 5

18.

Best Practices in Power System Operation and Economics 20–22 Aug 3

19.R-APDRP - 3 02-04 Sep 3

20.Pilferage of Electricity - Detection & Prevention 16-19 Sep 4

21.Reliability of Thermal Power Plants - Effect of Boiler Tube Failures 22–25 Sep 4

22. Best Practices in O&M and Failure Analysis of Synchronous Generators inPower Plants

22-26 Sep 5

23.

R-APDRP - 4 14–16 Oct 3

24.Best Practices in Coal & Ash Handling Plants in Thermal Power Plants 15–17 Oct 3

25.Earthing Practices in Electrical Installations 28–30 Oct 3



26.Design Features and Operations of Gas Insulated Substations 28–30 Oct 3

27.RPO & REC Mechanism and Cost Benefit Analysis 04–06 Nov 3

28.R-APDRP - 5 05–07 Nov 3

29.Failure of Power Transformers and Remedial Measures 11–15 Nov 5

30.Introduction to Power system for Non Engineering Executives 18-20 Nov 3

31. Performance Improvement in Operation & Maintenance of EHV(400kV/220kV/132kV) Substations

02–05 Dec 4

32.Electrical Safety Procedures and Accident Prevention 09–11 Dec 3

33. Power Cables (HT & EHT) - Selection, Laying, Testing, Termination,Maintenance and Causes of Failures

15-18 Dec 4

34.R-APDRP - 6 29-31 Dec 3

35.Best Practices in O&M of Coal Mills 29-31 Dec 3

36.Regulatory Aspects for Power system Operators 06–08 Jan 3

37. Power System Protection Relays, Selection and Application of NumericalRelays

19–23 Jan 5

38.Efficiency Improvement Measures in Distribution 20–22 Jan 3

39.Best Practices in O&M of Hydro Power Projects 02–05 Feb 4

40.SCADA Applications in Transmission Systems 03–05 Feb 3

41.R-APDRP - 7 10-12 Feb 3

42.Power Trading Power Exchanges and Merchant Power Plants 24-26 Feb 3

43.R-APDRP - 8 11–13 Mar 3





QUALITY & PRODUCTIVITY

Sl.No. Title of the Programme Dates No. of Days

1. Boiler Tube Failures - Causes & Remedies 29 - 31 May 3

2.Quality Initiatives in Technical and Higher Educational Institutions

(in Compliance with NBA & NAAC Accreditation)09 -11 Jun 3

3. Total Quality in Purchase Process ( incl. ERP & e-Procurement ) 17 - 19 Jun 3

4. Total Quality in Vigilance 24 - 26 Jun 3

5. TQM Practices and Tools for Organisational Excellence 03 - 05 Jul 3

6.Laboratory Management based on ISO/ IEC 17025 and Internal Auditing

15 - 18 Jul 4

7. Effective Implementation of ISO 9001 QMS 21 - 23 Jul 3

8. Total Quality in Construction Management 04 - 06 Aug 3

9. Total Quality in Vigilance 11 - 13 Aug 3

10. OHSAS 18001 Lead Auditor Training 19 - 23 Aug 5

11.Quality Initiatives in Technical and Higher Educational Institutions(in Compliance with NBA & NAAC Accreditation)

09 - 11 Sep 3

12. Total Quality in Purchase Process ( incl. ERP & e-Procurement ) 16 - 18 Sep 3

13. ISO 14001:2004 EMS Lead Auditor Training 22 - 26 Sep 5

14. Sponsored Research and Innovation Promotion Programmes forTechnical Institutions

08 – 09 Oct 2

15. Quality & Reliability Assurance of Equipment and Systems 14 - 16 Oct 3

16. ISO 9001:2008 Internal Auditor Training 27 - 29 Oct 3

17.Non Destructive Testing (NDT) in Materials & Structures -Methods and Applications

10 - 12 Nov 3

18. Total Quality Management in Thermal Power Stations 17 - 21 Nov 5

19.Intergrated Management System (IMS) - ISO 9001, ISO 14001 &OHSAS 18001

08 - 10 Dec 3

20.Design for Six Sigma (DFSS)- Green Belt training for Design andR&D professionals

15 - 19 Dec 5

21.Quality Initiatives in Technical and Higher Educational Institutions(in Compliance with NBA & NAAC Accreditation)

05 - 07 Jan 3

22. ISO 9001:2008 QMS Lead Auditor Training 19 - 23 Jan 5

23.Total Quality Management (TQM) in Municipal EngineeringServices

03 - 05 Feb 3





WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT


1. Design of Micro Irrigation Systems – Best Practices 27 - 30 May 4

2. Remote Sensing, GIS & GPS applications in Engineering 03 – 07 June 5

3. Water Use Efficiency as per National Water Mission 01 – 03July 3

4. Integrated Water Resources Development & Management 15 – 19 July 5

5. Dam Safety Monitoring and Management 19 – 23 Aug 5

6. Performance Evaluation & Bench Marking of Irrigation Projects 16 – 20 Sept 5

7. Flood Forecasting Techniques and Flood Management 13 – 17 Oct 5

8. Application of Total Station and GPS for Projects 03 – 07 Nov 5

9. Lift Irrigation Schemes – Planning, Operation and Maintenance 11 – 15 Nov 5

10. Reservoir Sedimentation, Computation and Prevention – Application ofHES & RAS Software

16 – 19 Dec 4

11. Design, Erection, Operation & maintenance of Hydro Mechanical / Electro-Mechanical Equipments in Dams

19 – 23 Jan 5





Corporate Relations Cell

S.No Title of the Programme Dates No. of

Days1. Pedagogical Training for Engineering Faculties based on of TEQIP

Phase II Objectives.

16-21 June 6

2. 2 days Workshop on Design, Fabricating and Flying Mini Air

Vehicle(Theory and Hands on Session)

24-25 June 2

3. Leadership and Higher Education

4 Jul 1

4. 2 days National Workshop on Campus to Corporate

18-19 July 2

5. Workshop on Design and Development of Small Satellite

12-13 Aug 2

6. Capacity Building Programmes for Non-Teaching / AdministrativeStaff

21-22 Aug 2

7. Sponsored Research Programs-Opportunities, Procedures and Best

Practices

19-20 Sept 2

8. Preparing Students for 21st Century System Design Challenges

25-26 Sept 2

9. Soft Skills for Non-Teaching / Administrative Staff

19-20 Dec 2

10. Innovative Teaching, Research, learning and Accreditation Practices

25 – 26 Dec 2

11. Workshop on Entrepreneurship Development 16-17 Jan 2

12. Training on 3D Printing and Rapid Prototyping

30-31 Jan 2

13. Managerial Effectiveness Enhancement Program for Engineering

Faculties and Administrative Staff

11-13 Feb 3

14. Nurturing Employability Skills into budding Engineers

20-21 Feb 2

15. Workshop on NBA Accreditation

24-26 Feb 3

Programme Contact: [email protected]


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Skill Development Cell (SDC)

SL.No. Title of the Program Dates No. of Days

1 E-Governance - Opportunity for creating Skills and

Jobs

10 -11 May 2

2 Engaging PSU’s in Skill Development 24-25 May 2

3 Building the Trainers ecosystem - Train the

Trainers Program for VTP’s

14-15 Jun 2

4 Role of 3rd party Assessment Agencies in Skill

Development Initiatives

21 Jun 1

5 Connecting the Industry, Educational Institutions

to Skill development initiatives

12-13 Jul 2

6 Industry driven Job Roles - Aligning to NOS &

NVQF

02-03Aug 2

7 Finishing School at your college - Employability

enhancement training programs

13-14 Sep 2

8 Campus Recruitment Strategies - Success Stories 11-12Oct 2

9 Social Media Skills - Impact on Employability 8th Nov 1

10 Understanding the Skill Gap and Identifying the potential Sector wise Employers

13-14Dec 2

Programme Contact: [email protected]






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