Technical competency
Strong foundational and applied skills for integrated steel operations.
Techno-Commercial Proposal
A 12-month Steel Industry Technician Development Programme (SITDP) that transforms ITI graduates into competent, safety-conscious, and deployable shop-floor technicians.
Executive Summary
L&T EduTech proposes a comprehensive 12-Month Steel Industry Technician Development Programme for ITI graduates — combining classroom learning, practical workshops, simulation, behavioural development, and supervised On-the-Job Training.
The curriculum follows a Competency-Based Training (CBT) approach aligned with the National Skills Qualification Framework (NSQF), Industry 4.0 practices, and global manufacturing standards — emphasizing technical excellence, workplace discipline, safety culture, quality consciousness, and operational readiness from day one of deployment.
Understanding the Need
A sustainable pipeline of technically competent, industry-ready shop-floor technicians — developed through structured technical training, behavioural development, practical exposure, and supervised plant deployment.
Strong foundational and applied skills for integrated steel operations.
Safety-first mindset with PPE, drills, and plant compliance readiness.
Shift readiness, process discipline, and reliable shop-floor behaviour.
Inspection mindset aligned to QMS and continuous improvement.
Lean, TPM, and productivity habits that support plant KPIs.
Prepared for integrated steel manufacturing facilities from day one.
A progressive competency journey that transforms ITI graduates into deployable shop-floor technicians — integrating classroom, practical workshops, simulation, behavioural development, and extensive On-the-Job Training.
50 weeks · 250 training days of structured capability building
Focused cohort size for mentoring depth and quality outcomes
Competency-Based Training mapped to knowledge, skill & behaviour
Engineering trade graduates prepared for steel plant deployment
Interactive theory, AV learning, case studies, and technical discussions.
Workshop practice, equipment familiarization, and hands-on maintenance.
Virtual plant scenarios, emergency drills, and troubleshooting exercises.
Shop-floor deployment, shift exposure, and mentor-guided real production.
Scope of Work
End-to-end design, development, management, and delivery of SITDP — aligned with competency requirements mutually agreed with Jindal Steel.
Programme Objective
Transform fresh ITI graduates into competent, safe, productive, and deployable steel industry technicians capable of independently performing shop-floor operations under standard supervision.
Understand complete steel manufacturing processes.
Perform safely in integrated steel plants.
Operate and maintain equipment as per SOPs.
Follow Quality, Safety and Environmental Management Systems.
Demonstrate teamwork, discipline and communication.
Apply Lean Manufacturing and TPM concepts.
Troubleshoot basic equipment problems.
Adapt quickly to any steel manufacturing environment.
Academic Framework
Progressive learning that balances practice, theory, and self-driven mastery — with every competency spanning knowledge, skill, behaviour, assessment, and certification.
The course is divided into competencies — not only subjects.
Month 1
Months 2–4
Months 5–6
Months 7–8
Months 9–10
Months 11–12
Training Methodology
Four complementary learning modes engineered for steel-industry readiness.
| Assessment Type | Weightage |
|---|---|
| Theory Tests | 20% |
| Practical Demonstration | 40% |
| Behaviour & Discipline | 10% |
| Shop-floor Performance | 15% |
| Projects & Assignments | 10% |
| Final Competency Assessment | 5% |
Month-wise Learning Journey
Explore the progressive curriculum from foundation and engineering fundamentals to plant deployment and final certification.
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Expected Learning Outcomes
On successful completion, trainees will be ready for integrated steel plants, rolling mills, pellet plants, coke ovens, power plants, and allied manufacturing sectors.
Work safely in integrated steel plants with a strong safety culture.
Understand end-to-end steel manufacturing — raw materials to finished products.
Operate, inspect, and maintain mechanical and electrical equipment per SOPs.
Apply quality control, Lean, TPM, and continuous improvement practices.
Read drawings, interpret technical documents, and maintain production records.
Demonstrate communication, teamwork, discipline, and professional behaviour.
Support production and maintenance teams with minimal supervision.
Adapt to rotating shifts, industrial environments, and organizational expectations.
Contribute to productivity, reliability, and operational excellence initiatives.
Be deployable as entry-level technicians across steel and allied sectors.
Facilities
L&T EduTech delivers hands-on capability building through technical labs, simulators, classrooms, and industrial training environments engineered for real shop-floor readiness.
Commercials
Faculty, curriculum, assessment methodology, and training content for a batch of 20 trainees — engineered for measurable capability outcomes.
Next Step
L&T EduTech is prepared to partner with Jindal Steel on the execution of this 12-month SITDP — curated by L&T experts for industry-ready steel technicians.