'Zero-Harm Culture in Manufacturing' is the need of the hour in today's Social Revolution says Jugal Kishore Pansari, President, ITAMMA

摘要

ITAMMA organized an "Interactive Session" of Experts on the topic "Importance of Safety, Innovation, Patent and Exports for the manufacturers of Textile Machinery and Accessories," along with the Award Function & a Felicitation Programme in Mumbai recently. Welcoming the participants, Mr. Jugal Kishore Pansari, President, ITAMMA said that "we may develop state-of-the-art innovations, however inorder to sustain it commercially in today's International Market following the trend of Social Revolution, aspects like "Zero-Harm Culture in Manufacturing" are very essential. I am pleased to share that we have signed a collaboration agreement today at a ceremony in Mumbai to further the need to promote the Zero-Harm Culture across various Machine Manufacturers in India. The partners to this mandate shall be ITAMMA and SITRUST-the Global Skill Center for Occupational Safety institutionalized and conceptualized by Siemens in India with support from Siemens Germany. Apart from working on promoting the Safety culture we shall jointly work towards developing competencies of professionals through our concerted efforts and the vast global knowledge base that Siemens brings along with it."