NALCO inks MoU with IISSSC for skill development of contractual employees 
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NALCO inks MoU with IISSSC for skill development of contractual employees

PSU Watch Bureau

New Delhi: As part of Skill India Initiative of the Government of India, NALCO has inked an MoU with Indian Iron & Steel Skill Council Sector to establish a system of Recognition of Prior Learning (RPL) by conduction of NSQF based skill development programmes to be followed by assessment and certification by IISSSC for its Contractual employees across the organisation.

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NALCO in collaboration with IISSSC would facilitate the enhancing of the competency level of its workforce against the set industry standards. Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) between IISSSC and NALCO would enable both entities to contribute towards the Skill India mission as well as sustain growth in their areas.

The MoU signing ceremony, held at NALCO Bhawan in Bhubaneswar was witnessed amongst others by NALCO CMD Sridhar Patra, Directors of NALCO, IISSSC's CEO Dr Sushim Banerjee, BPNSI Director Pritam Shankar Purkayastha and officials of NALCO, IISSSC and BPNSI.

Speaking on the occasion, NALCO CMD said, “The benefit of skill training will go a long way in ensuring safe and sustained operation of the organisation”.

IISSSC was constituted as mandated by GOI in the National Skill Development Policy 2009 in order to bridge the skill gap by complementing the vocational educational system through conducting research, improving the delivery mechanism, assuring quality etc. to identify skill development needs, maintain skill inventory, planning and execution of training of trainers through development of IT enabled Labour Management Information System (LMIS).

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