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Calendar of Training Programmes

2016 - 2017

Calendar of

Training Programmes

2016 - 2017

"Learning Without Thought Is Labor Lost. Thought Without Learning Is Intellectual Death."

- Confucius

CONTENTS

PAGES

Ü About ESCI 5

Ü Foreword 9

Ü Functionalities of ESCI 10

Ü ESCI Governing Council 17

Ü Schedule of Continuing Professional Development Programmes 19

Ø Civil & Transportation Engineering 20

Ø Environment Management 22

Ø Information Technology 24

Ø Management & Technology 26

Ø Power & Energy 28

Ø Quality & Productivity 30

Ø Water Resources Development 32

Ü Certification Programmes 34

Ü Faculty Profile 35

Ü Glimpses of ESCI 41

Engineering Staff College of India (ESCI) is an autonomous organ of India’s largest body of

professional engineers “The Institution of Engineers (India)”. ESCI was established in the year 1981

with the mandate of providing quality training and education in engineering and techno-management

domains

Inspired by innovation and governed by excellent council, ESCI strives to offer high quality

proficiency development programmes to engineers from industries, R&D labs, academia, public and

private organizations. ESCI conducts programmes in core engineering domains, inter-disciplinary

fields, customer-specified interdisciplinary areas and also in cutting edge technologies, at its

Hyderabad campus and at customers premises.

Experienced faculty of ESCI, ably complemented by the adjunct faculty and external advisors,

conduct training programmes in important fields such as additive manufacturing, climate change,

engineering analysis and simulation, quality management, renewable energy and remote

infrastructure management etc.

ABOUT ESCI

VISION

MISSION

To position ESCI as an outstanding provider of continuously evolving Global Market

Responsive trained professionals in the field of Engineering and Technology, Techno-

Management, Research, Development Engineers (RD&E) and techno-management

professionals dedicated for excellence to deliver innovative solutions that will improve

productivity in all sectors of the economy.

ESCI’s Mission is to provide qualitative education, training and applied research in the

fields of technology and management to assist the engineering fraternity to be

innovative and advanced to meet the challenges in the unbounded world of tomorrow

and to be the front line interface between academia, research, industry and other

sectors in advanced Engg. / Tech. application and Key enabler in fostering High and

Thrust area programmes.

Vision & Mission

FOREWORD

Engineering Staff College of India (ESCI) is one of the premier Training Institutes in the country for

imparting Training in Irrigation, Power, Construction, Transportation, Roads & Building,

Environment, Information Technology, Management &Technology, Water Supply, Solid Waste

Management and Sewerage Treatment, etc.

The Institute is also taking up Consultancy Works, Testing of Materials and Third Party Verification apart from Skill Development in many disciplines for enhancing the employment potential.

The Institute is having well equipped Laboratories, Lecture Halls, Seminar Halls, good Infrastructure, Competent Faculty & Resource Persons. Residential accommodation is provided for all the trainees in the campus.

The Institute is also offering PGDM programme in Management and Infrastructure Management in collaboration with ISTTM and 100% placement record is achieved.

ESCI has signed collaboration agreement with Universities, Institutions, R&D Departments, IT/ ITES, Core Sector Enterprises, Government Agencies in various disciplines for Training, Consultancy and Management & Leadership Skills, etc.

The Training imparted by ESCI is well appreciated by International Agencies and we get many overseas participants. The Annual calendar is prepared for entire year and we offer Continuing

Professional Development Programmes (CPDPs) as well as Specific Training Programmes (STPs)

customized to the needs of the Government agencies, R&D and Corporate Companies for

focused training of their organization. We can also undertake onsite need based training

programmes as per the customer request in emerging disciplines.

I wish you all happy and prosperous New Year 2016 Prof. D.N. Reddy

Director - ESCI

[email protected]

www.escihyd.org

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DR. DN REDDY, FIE

Director, ESCI

FUNCTIONALITIES OF ESCI

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GENESIS

PHILOSOPHY & OBJECTIVES

FACULTY

ACTIVITIES

I. TRAINING PROGRAMMES

Domains:

a) Centre for Climate Change (CCC):

Engineering Staff College of India (ESCI) is a unique Institution established in October 1981 by "The Institution of Engineers (India)", the largest body of professional engineers in India.

The primary objective of ESCI is to impart professional and need-based continuing professional development and training in frontier areas of Engineering, Scientific and Management fields, simultaneously providing professional consultancy and technical services to the industry. ESCI's operations are firmly grounded in its desire to act as a bridge between academic institutions, R&D laboratories and organizations in the government, manufacturing & industry sectors to promote the growth and increased availability of latest know-how and expertise to professional engineers and managers in all these sectors. ESCI, as a unique centre for promotion of excellence in engineering, science and management, has been successfully fulfilling this role in today's fast changing technological world around us.

ESCI has completed more than three decades of glorious service to the nation in imparting continuing professional development training for the engineers, scientists and managers in engineering profession in various disciplines like Climate Change, Civil & Transportation, Environment Management, Information Technology, Management & Technology, Power & Energy, Quality & Productivity and Water Resources, besides providing consultancy services to the industry and government agencies

ESCI's core faculty in all the Engineering, Management and Science disciplines comprises of senior engineers, eminent scientists and teachers who have rich experience in the respective fields and collectively represent several decades of professional expertise. With vast experience in their areas of specialization both in industry and government, they are involved in carefully planning and conducting all activities of ESCI. In addition, ESCI derives faculty services (Visiting and Adjunct Faculty) from a large number of National and International Organizations of high repute. Faculties are also drawn from Industry, Consulting Firms, Government Organizations, Academic and Research Institutions.

Continuing Professional Development Programmes (CPDPs) formulated by ESCI are on the topics of current technologies in the following domains, in addition to Customized Training Programmes as needed by the Organisations.

Inaugurated in February 2009, with an objective to bring awareness on Climate Change and to promote the concept and implementation of the measures of Climate Change, Adaptation and Mitigation. The Centre offers training and consultancy in Clean Development Mechanism (CDM), Sustainable Development, Clean/Green Technologies and Green House Gas Inventorization. In addition to these CCC also undertakes Action Research Projects and Research & Development Projects for Climate Modeling, Climate Change Adaptation & Mitigation.

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b) Civil & Transportation Engineering (CTE):

c) Environment Management (EM):

d) Information Technology (IT):

This division offers professional training in the areas of Construction Management, Road Technologies, Rural Road Technology for PMGSY Projects, Transportation Management, Road safety Management, Traffic Management, Project Management, Contract Management, Arbitration and Dispute Resolutions etc.

The division has imparted training for various Government Departments like Roads and Buildings, Municipal Corporations, Ministry of Transportation, Panchayat Raj and Rural Development Authorities, Ports, Housing Boards, Railways and Defence. The division has organized in-house programmes to Andhra Pradesh Tourism Development Corporation; SEW Constructions, Ramky Industries, Aparna Constructions & Estates Pvt. Ltd., ONGC, ISRO and Indu Projects, etc.

As part of promotion of training amongst member countries of International Network for Professional Engineers Development Institutes (INPEDI), training programmes on “Maintenance of Infrastructure” are being conducted by the division on regular basis both in India & abroad.

This Division imparts training for capacity building in the areas of Environment, Urban Water Supply and Sanitation. About 25 programmes are conducted per year with participants from all over the country, including WHO sponsored programmes and another in collaboration with Indian Bureau of Mines. Few consultancy assignments are being carried out. The division’s main domain areas are :

This includes, Environmental Legislations & Impact Assessment, Environmental Pollution Control & Waste Minimizations, Environment Management in various Sectors and Effluent Treatment Methods,

Water Supply Systems, Water Audit & Leakage Control, Instrumentation, SCADA, RS & GIS Applications, Underground Sewerage System, Sewage Treatment Plants and Storm Water Disposal, etc.

Some of the representative programmes are, Application of SCADA, RS&GIS, Software Applications (EPA Net & LOOP), Solid Waste Management, Biomedical & E-Waste Management, Environmental Regulations, Industrial Pollution Control and Waste Minimization Techniques, Urban Environment Management, PPP in Urban Local Bodies, Environmental Issues in - Power Plants, Cement Industry, Highway Sectors, Distillery, Dairy & Textile Industries, Water & Waste Water Management in Paper and Pulp Industries.

This Division offers highly focused and advanced training modules in diverse areas of Information Technology. It also amalgamates the new concept of Enterprise System Management (ESM). The training programmes are the growing needs of IT professionals proficient in the Administration of Enterprise Systems, Databases, Networks, Security, Storage Area Networking, Web Designing, Software and ERP.

Domain Areas of this division are:- IT Infrastructure Management, Cyber Security, Software Applications Development. Some of the representative programmes are:-

Linux / Windows Server Administration, Ethical hacking, IT Security, Auto CAD, CRM technologies, Network designing, Software Quality and Testing, Paperless Organization, Network Monitoring, Oracle 11g / 12C forms and Reports, Backup and Recovery Technologies and Application of IT in various sectors.

A large number of software and hardware Engineers and non-engineers from various Public Sector Organizations like Power Grid Corporation, NMDC and Defence participated in the programmes.

(a) Environmental Issues:

(b) Urban Water Supply and Sanitation :

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ESCI being recognized as Resource Institute (RI) and Partner Training Institute (PTI) under “Restructured Accelerated Power Development Reform Programme (R-APDRP)” - Ministry of Power, GoI, the division has contributed for the theme on “IT General”

ESCI has the core competency to conduct Continuing Professional Development Programmes (CPDPs) and special Tailor-made Training Programmes in the disciplines of both Management and Technology. The objective of the programmes is to disseminate the latest and most advanced technologies in various fields of engineering disciplines and also the best and most pragmatic and contemporary management practices.

(a) Management: General Management, Human Resource Management, Financial Management, Operations Management, Organizational Behavior, Marketing & Customer Relationship Management, Material Management, Technology Management, Project Management, Knowledge Management etc. The list is indicative but not exhaustive. In addition the division conducts various programmes on soft skills which are mandatory for the growth of an individual as well as the organization.

(b) Technology: Mining Technology, Power Generation Technology like Supercritical technology, Welding Technology, NDT Techniques, Corrosion Techniques & Surface Engineering, Vibrations, Balancing of Heavy Rotating Machineries, Condition Monitoring Techniques, Pumps, Heat Exchangers and Pulverizes, Tools and Cutting Parameters, etc. to name a few.

Some of the representative programmes are:-Leadership, Communication Skills, Corporate Social Responsibility, Operations Management concepts applied across different sectors, technological developments in Welding, Process Instrumentation, Non-Destructive Testing, Tool Design, Condition Monitoring etc.

As PTI under R-APDRP, the division has contributed for the theme on “Materials Management & Quality Assurance”.

The training programmes delivered by this division cover the areas of Generation, Transmission, Distribution, Power Systems Protection, Power Trading, Smart Grids Distribution, Digital Control Systems and Regulatory aspects etc. Apart from open programmes in these areas, the division can deliver any customized programmes as per the client’s requirement in the above areas either at ESCI or at client’s location.

The Division conducts induction training programmes for new recruits in utilities / industry as per the client’s requirement. Customized programmes and Induction Training Programmes were conducted for various power utilities like MSETCL, PSPCL, Torrent Power Ltd., NHDC, CSEB and GETRI, etc.

As PTI under R-APDRP, the division has contributed immensely for six(6) themes.

Some of the typical programmes delivered are:- Power System Protection, 400 KV / 220 KV Substations Design & Construction, Earthing Practices in Electrical Substations, Reactive Power Management in Power Systems, Pilferage of Electricity, Detection & Prevention, Best Practices in Selection, Laying and Maintenance of Underground Cables, Technology Advances in Metering, Billing and Collections, Failure of Transformers and Remedial Measures, Electricity Safety Procedures and Accident Prevention, Best Practices in Distribution System, Operation & Maintenance, Energy Audit and Loss Reduction in Distribution Systems, Distribution Privatization, Franchisee Models, Power Trading, Power Exchanges and Merchant Power Plants, Best Practices in O&M of Gas Turbines, Renovation and Modernization of Hydro Power Stations etc.

e) Management & Technology (M&T):

f) Power & Energy (P&E):

Key Domain Areas are:

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g) Quality & Productivity (Q&P) :

h) Water Resources Development (WRD):

i) Advanced Materials Engineering Cell (AMEC)

The objective of the Quality & Productivity division is to design and conduct training programmes for different sectors to improve Quality of Products & Services. The courses offered are related to continual improvement in systems, products & processes applying various latest Quality improvement tools and methods. The domain areas of the division are:

(a) System related: Quality Management System, Environment Management System, Occupational Health and Safety Management System, Business Continuity Management System, Food Safety Management System, NABL Laboratory Accreditation, Integrated Management System,Information Security Management System, CE Marking.

(b) Function Related: Training Function-Training Needs Analysis, HR Function- Total Quality in HR Process, Purchase function- Total Quality in Purchasing, R&D - Total Quality, Laboratory-Calibration, Measurement Uncertainty, Marketing - Measurement of Customer Satisfaction.

(c) Quality Management Tools Related: Six sigma Green Belt & Black belt, Mistake proofing -Poka Yoke, Quality Circles, Lean, Total Productive Maintenance (TPM), Bench Marking, Automotive Core tools.

(d) Sector Related: Power, Construction, Technical Education, Pharma, Hospital & Healthcare, Municipal Administration & I T.

The organizations benefited from the above programmes are Tata Power, BHEL, Nuclear Fuel complex, Integral Coach Factory, BESCOM, NIT's, Ramky Infrastructure, Neyveli Lignite Corporation, DRDO labs, Aurobindo Pharma, SCCL, CARE Hospital, CMPDI, Bharat Dynamics Ltd., MSPGCL, KSEB, GETRI, NHPC, OPTCL, KPTCL, Air Force, ONGC, SAIL, WIPRO, BEST undertaking. South Central & North Eastern Railways, LANCO Infra etc.

The Areas of Specialization of Water Resources Development division include:-

(a) Irrigation Sector

(b) Rural Water Supply

(c) Sanitation Sector

Integrated Water Resources Management, Rural Water Supply & Sanitation, Flood Computation Management, Dam Safety, Irrigation Systems Management, Integrated Watershed Management, Total Station GIS & GPS Applications in Water Resources Development etc are few representative programmes of the division.

Participants from various State & Central Government departments like Irrigation and Command Area Development, RWS&S, APSIDC, Housing Boards and Government undertakings participate in the programmes conducted by the division.

This new cell has been opened in line with the national policy on ‘Make in India’ and accordingly trains engineers, managers and entrepreneurs on advanced materials and materials engineering. The focus of the Cell is in Additive Manufacturing-3D Printing (AM-3DP), Direct Metal Laser Sintering (DMLS), advance powder processing routes for high quality traditional and advanced ceramics and coatings, Nano materials, and strategic materials for nuclear, defence and aerospace applications. The Cell has also taken up initiatives to popularize peaceful application of nuclear energy, including nuclear power for electricity generation and non-electric applications and use of radiation and radioisotopes in food & agriculture, healthcare & medicine, industry and research.

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j) Corporate Relations Cell (CRC)

k) Design & Prototyping Centre (DPC)

l) Skill Development Cell (SDC)

II ACADEMIC

With an objective to impart corporate level training to the fresh engineering / AMIE graduates in line with the job requirements of Corporate Organizations and to enhance the professional skills of working engineers in various engineering sectors all over India as "Global Market Responsive Trained Professionals", ESCI has established "Corporate Relations Cell".

The role of CRC is to explore and analyze the induction requirements for placement to the fresh engineering graduates and training needs of various MNCs to enhance the professional skills of their working engineers and accordingly impart required training to the personnel to meet the challenges in the unbounded world of tomorrow and to be the front line interface between academia, research, industry and other sectors in advanced Engineering/ Tech. applications and Key enabler in fostering High and Thrust area programmes.

Core focus of this centre is on design, analysis and prototyping activities that are central to product development of various industrial sectors. Specifically, the programmes of DPC deal with application of CAD, FEM, CFD, RP and additive manufacturing processes. This centre also conducts short-term certification programmes for engineering professionals in 3D Printing.

Skill Development Cell is associated with National Skill Development Corporation to focus on upgradation of skill to international standards through significant industry involvement and to develop necessary framework and standards for training of youth of this country.

The Objectives of this cell is to encourage proficiency and skill development of youth by conducting approved training programs in different sectors and providing monetary rewards on successful completion. SDC enhances the professional skills in the semi-skilled and unskilled labor in various job roles and is intended to develop and certify skills as per industry standards. SDC staff attended Training of trainers program in Telecom Sector.

SDC is having affiliation with six(6) different skill sector councils of NSDC such as Agriculture Skill Council, Automotive Skill Development Council, Telecom Sector Skill Council, Retailers Association Skill Council, Rubber Skill Development Council and Construction Skill Sector Council for imparting training in 27 job roles.SDC has taken up Skill Training Programmes for Electronics Sector under the “Electronic System Design & Manufacturing (ESDM) scheme.

SDC has been empanelled by the Quality Council of India for conducting “Comprehensive Solution for Training and Assessment using online mode.

ESCI - SPGS conducts AICTE approved two year full time Post- Graduate Diploma in Infrastructure Management, covering the areas of Power & Energy, Transport, Telecommunications, Civil, Water and Urban Development. Objective of this is to develop cadre of Techno Managers, by enhancing the managerial skills among the engineers to meet the requirement of fast growing infrastructure in the country. Another AICTE approved two year full time PGDM (General) is also being conducted by the school.

Ø PGDM

Ø PGDM – IM

a) ESCI School of PG Studies (SPGS)

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b) Academic Quality Development

This cell caters to fulfill the following needs of Academic Institutions, Universities, Colleges (TEQIP & Non-TEQIP) in

Ø Pedagogical Training

Ø Design and Delivery of Outcome based Learning Practices

Ø Training of Faculty in NBA & NAAC Accreditation

Ø Micro Teaching

Ø Research Methodology

Ø Competency based Education Training

ESCI provides consultancy services to suit the requirements of clients in all engineering and management disciplines. ESCI's group of thoroughbred consultants with their proven expertise execute these assignments and co-opt experts as and when required.

AP Agro is utilizing the services of ESCI for setting-up Permanent Farm Mechanization Display Centers in 11 Districts.

AP Forest Department is also utilizing the services of ESCI for 3rd party Quality Assurance and Supervision for construction of Protection Wall and Residential quarters.

Preparation of DPR for Palamuru Ranga Reddy LI Scheme including detailed investigation, designs of electro-mechanical works, preparation of estimates and R&R Plan etc., was awarded to ESCI by Government of Telangana on nomination basis in August 2014.

The consultancy project was successfully completed within the timeframe. Based on the performance, Government of Telangana further awarded additional works for preparation of DPR to irrigate 10 lakh acres of ayacut by lifting 90 TMC from Srisailam Project and to irrigate 3.41 lakh acres of Ayacut by lifting 30 TMC of water from Dindi Project in Mahabubnagar, Rangareddy and Nalgonda districts.

III. CONSULTANCY

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International :

National :

ESCI is the Central Secretariat for International Network for Professional Engineers Development Institutes (INPEDI). European Institute for Energy Research Electrocite de Karlsruhe, Germany, Planung Transport Verkehr AG (PTV), Germany, Massachusetts Institute of Technology (MIT) USA, Kansas State University (USA), University of Illinois at Chicago (USA), British Council, Nigel Bauer & Associates, Marsden International, DFID, Govt. of UK and CAMOSUN, Canada.

Ministry of Transport, Ministry of Power, Ministry of Drinking Water Supply & Sanitation, Central

Electricity Authority, Power Grid Corporation, UTL, Solar Energy Society of India (SESI), NALCO, Bhilai

Steel Plant, MPPDCL, PSEB, PFCL, CBIP, CPRI, JNTU, CMC, CDAC, FICCI Quality Forum, NTPC, BHEL,

IOCL, NHPC, DRDO, NFC, CIRE, NPC, ONGC, NMDC, all SEBs, and State Govt. Depts.

Ø Snehal Powertel Solutions Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad

Ø Green Life Solutions, Nagpur

Ø Indian School of Business (ISB), Hyderabad

Ø Probyon Power Consultants LLP, Hyderabad

Ø Independent Qualitative Assessors Glide Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad

Ø Leaf Industries Pvt. Ltd.,. Hyderabad

Ø 2E Knowledge Ventures Pvt. Ltd., Hyderabad

List of MOUs signed during 2015-16

ESCI COLLABORATIONS

ESCI – GOVERNING COUNCIL

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Lt Gen (Dr) V J SundaramPVSM, AVSM, VSM(Retd.),HLF

Dr D N Reddy

Advisor (Micro and Nano Systems), NDRF, IE(I) BangaloreChairman

Vice Chairman

The Chief Secretary

Dr. K Jayaraman

The Vice Chancellor

Prof Sandeep Sancheti

Mr. R Siva Kumar

Govt., of Telengana Telengana Secretariat , Hyderabad

DirectorDefence Research & Development Laboratory (DRDL) Hyderabad

Jawaharlal Nehru Technological University Kukatpally Hyderabad

President Manipal University Jaipur (MUJ) Post - Dehmikalan, Jaipur

Managing DirectorZetatek Industries Ltd. Hyderabad

The Director General

The Education Advisor (T)

Council for Scientific & Industrial Research New Delhi

MHRD, Govt of India New Delhi

The Secretary or his nominee

Mr. Ravi Kant, IAS

The Dy. Commandant

Dr. Umakant Choudhury

Prof P K Desai

Dept., of Science & Technology (DST)Govt., of India & Member, Governing Council / ESCITechnology Bhavan, New Mehrauli Rd. New Delhi

Director GeneralAdministrative Staff College of IndiaBella Vista ,Hyderabad

Military College of Electronics & Mechanical Engg.PO: Trimulgherry, Secunderabad

Executive Director BHEL Corporate R&D DivisionHyderabad

PresidentIndian Society for Technical Education (ISTE) Shaheed Jeet Singh Marg New Delhi

The Vice Chancellor IGNOU Maidan Garhi

The Chairman

Prof K Srinivasulu Naidu

New Delhi

AICTE 7th Floor, Chandralok Bldg.Janpath New Delhi

Fulltime Member, A P State Planning Board Hyderabad

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EX-OFFICIO MEMBERS

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Schedule of

Continuing Professional Development Programmes

Ø Civil & Transportation Engineering

Ø Environment Management

Ø Information Technology

Ø Management & Technology

Ø Power & Energy

Ø Quality & Productivity

Ø Water Resources Development

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CIVIL AND TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING

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1 Destructive & Non Destructive Testing Methods for Civil Engineering Structures

2 Contract Management and Dispute Resolution in Engineering 5 09 – 13 MayProjects

3 Use of Fly Ash in Civil Engineering Works 3 17 – 19 May

4 Project Management in Construction Industry 4 07 - 10June

5 Geo-Synthetics & Reinforced Soil Structures 4 14 – 17June

6 High Rise Buildings – Planning, Construction & Maintenance 4 12 - 15 July

7 Testing of Civil Engineering Materials 4 19 – 22 July

8 Quality Management in Building Construction 4 02 – 05 Aug

9 Leakages and Water Proofing Treatment in Buildings 5 22 – 26 Aug

10 Soil Investigations & Ground Improvement Techniques in 4 20 – 23 SepInfrastructure Development

11 Bridges & Culverts – Planning, Design and construction 4 27 – 30 Sep

12 Quality Assurance & Quality Control in Civil Engineering 4 18 – 21OctConstruction Projects

13 Road Accident Investigation 5 24 – 28 Oct

14 Good Maintenance Practices for Durability of Structures 4 08 – 11 Nov

15 Contract Management and Dispute Resolution in Engineering 5 21 – 25 NovProjects

16 Flexible Pavements and Overlays - Design, Construction and 4 06 – 09 DecMaintenance

17 Pre-fabricated Structures – Planning, Design and Construction 4 20 – 23 Dec

18 Road Safety Audit 5 02 – 06 Jan

19 Leakages and Water Proofing Treatment in Buildings 5 17 – 20 Jan

20 Road Safety Management 4 07 – 10 Feb

21 Repair Rehabilitation and Retrofitting of Buildings – Diagnosis, 4 14 – 17 FebPreventive Actions and Repair Techniques

4 26 – 29 Apr

Title of the Programme S.No. Dates Duration

CIVIL AND TRANSPORTATION ENGINEERING

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22 Pavement Management Systems( Flexible, Composite and Rigid) 4 21 – 24 Feb

23 Construction and Maintenance of Concrete Roads 4 07 – 10 Mar

24 Construction Management – Best Practices and 5 13 – 17 MarModern Technologies

25 Intelligent Transportation System 3 22 – 24 Mar


Please visit us on our Web Portal @ www.escihyd.org

Core Faculty

K. Muralidhar

Ph: 040 – 66304114,4115, Mob : 9290021976Sr. Faculty & Head I/c

Email: [email protected]

ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

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1 Bio Medical Waste Management – Handling & Safe Disposal Options (with new draft rules 2015)

2 Conducting EIA Study and Preparation of EIA reports – 3 11 – 13 MayCase study & Group Discussion

3 Preparation of DPR and Tender Documents for Sewage Treatment 3 24 – 26 MayPlant

4 Water Pollution Monitoring and Modeling using Software 3 08 – 10 JunApplications – Theory and Practicals

5 Sewerage Network Designing using Software Applications 3 21 – 23 Jun

6 Design, Construction and Operation & Maintenance of Effluent 5 18 – 22 Jul Treatment Plant with Reuse & Recycle Options with Technical visit

7 Preparation of DPR and Tender Documents for Solid Waste 3 27 – 29 Jul Management Projects

8 Air pollution Monitoring and Modeling using Software 3 08 -10 Aug Applications – Theory and Practicals

9 Septage Management as per CPHEEO Guidelines 3 29 - 31 Aug

10 Bio Medical Waste Management – Handling & Safe Disposal 3 20 - 22 Sep Options (with new draft rules 2015)

11 Design and operation and maintenance of Membrane based 3 26 - 28 Sep Water and Waste water treatment for Zero discharge compliance

12 Current Requirements in Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) 3 04 - 06 Oct Process and Procedures (as per MoEF Guidelines)

13 Application of GIS, GPS & RS in Environmental Data Management 3 18 - 20 Oct

14 Formulation of Research & Development Initiatives for Scientists 4 22 - 25 Nov and Technologists

15 Design, Construction and Operations & Maintenance of Sewage 5 05 - 09 Dec Treatment Plant with Reuse & Recycle Options

16 Environment and Forest Clearances – Process & Procedures 3 19 - 21 Dec with R&R issues for Power Projects

17 Review of Environment Impact Assessment (EIA) Reports – 3 03 - 04 Jan Case study & Group Discussion

18 Best Practices on Solid Waste Management for Litter - Free, Dump – 3 23 - 25 Jan free, Dustbin-free cities in align with “Swachh Bharat Mission”

3 19 – 21 Apr

ENVIRONMENT MANAGEMENT

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19 Latest amendments on Environmental Rules and Regulations – Significance and Its effective implementation

20 Recent Trends in Technologies of Sewerage Systems and Sewage 5 20 - 22 Feb Treatment (as per new CPHEEO Manual)

21 Preparation of DPR and Tender Documents for Sewerage Schemes 3 07 - 09 Mar

22 Underground Sewerage Systems–Design, Operation & Maintenance 5 14 - 18 Mar

3 07 - 09 Feb


Core Faculty

M. Subha, Faculty

Ph: 040 – 66304120, Mob: 9885948775


INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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1 Mobile Application Development using Android 5 25 -29 Apr

2 Cyber Defence Tools & Techniques for Wireless & Mobile Security 3 11 - 13 May

3 Effective Usage of IT Infrastructure for Organization Growth 3 25 - 27 May

4 Project Management using MS project 2013 3 15 - 17 Jun

5 Oracle 11g & 12C Database Administration 5 27 Jun-1 Jul

6 Data Analytics using MS EXCEL & SPSS 3 13 - 15 July

7 Cyber Security & Forensic Investigation 5 25 -29 July

8 Linux Server Administration 5 08 - 12 Aug

9 Software Testing & Quality Assurance 3 24 - 26 Aug

10 Network Administration: Configuring and Securing LANs and WANs 5 19 - 23 Sep

11 Web Development Using PHP & MYSQL 5 26 - 30 Sep

12 Cyber Security best practices 3 24 - 26 Oct

13 Network Security Administration 5 14 - 18 Nov

14 Cloud Computing using Openstack 3 28 - 30 Nov

15 Advance EXCEL with Macro’s & VB Script 3 07 - 09 Dec

16 Certification programme on Information Security Management

System(ISO 27001) 5 12 -16 Dec

17 Windows Server 2012 Administration 5 16 - 20 Jan

18 IT Tools and Techniques for Monitoring & Evaluating Projects 3 23 -25 Jan

19 Web Development Using Html5,CSS3, Jquary 5 13 -17 Feb

20 Mail Server Administration 3 22 -24 Feb

21 Cyber Security & Forensic Tools 3 08 - 10 Mar

22 Advance Linux Server Administration 5 20 - 24 Mar

INFORMATION TECHNOLOGY

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Core Faculty

Syed Azgar

Faculty & Manager IT

Ph: 040 – 66304123,Mob: 9885041181


MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY

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1 Communication and Presentation Skills (Communicating Assertively)

2 Design, Selection, Installation, Maintenance & Sizing of Control 3 10-12 May 16 Valves & Actuators

3 Personality Development 3 17-19 May 16 (An Ordinary to Extra-ordinary Personality Empowerment)

4 Welding Technologies and NDT Techniques 5 23-27 May 16 (Theory and Practical Orientation with Technical Visit)

5 Creative Leadership and Teambuilding Skills for Organisation 3 14-16 Jun 16 Development (Innovative and Inspiring Leadership methodologies with case-studies and Role plays)

6 Smart Instrumentation 2 21-22 Jun 16

7 Operation, Maintenance and Performance Monitoring of 3 28-30 Jun 16 Centrifugal Pumps and Compressors (with Practical Orientation and Technical Visit )

8 Conflict Management, Decision Making and Problem Solving Skills 3 12-14 Jul 16

9 Drilling and Blasting Technologies and its Applications 4 19-22 Jul 16 (with practical Case-Studies)

10 Materials and Supply Chain Management 4 26-29 Jul 16 (Including SAP-MM Module Exposure)

11 Communication and Presentation Skills 3 02-04 Aug 16 (Communicating Assertively)

12 Vibrations, Balancing, Alignment and Condition Monitoring of 4 08-11 Aug 16 Rotating Equipment(Theory and Practical Orientation with Technical Visit)

13 3 Dimensional LASER Land Scanners for Mining and other 4 23-26 Aug 16 Applications.

14 Personality Development (An Ordinary to Extra-ordinary 3 07-09 Sep 16 Personality Empowerment)

15 Welding Technologies and NDT Techniques 5 19-23 Sep 16 (Theory and Practical Orientation with Technical Visit)

16 Advances in Drilling & Blasting and Support System Applications 4 27-30 Sep 16 in Tunnelling & Cavern Projects

17 Instrumentation Standards & Design, Engineering & 3 03-05 Oct 16 Maintenance Practices for a modern Plants

18 Role of Magnetic Particle Inspection process in Maintenance, 5 17-21 Oct16 Repair and Inspection (Gain Practical Hands on Experience and problem solving)

19 Communication and Presentation Skills 3 08-10 Nov 16 (Communicating Assertively)

3 26-28 Apr 16

Programme on Emotional Intelligence & Strategic communication for Top Management at BBMB, Chandigarh conducted by Management & Technology Division in Jul 15

MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY


Core Faculty

Gp.Capt.(Retd) B.S.Phillora, Dean of Studies ESCI

Head, Management & Technology DivisionPh: 040 – 66304111, Mob: 9441886478


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20 Project Monitoring, Control and Implementation (Concept of Earned Value Management System in Project Management)

21 Interpersonal Skills Effectiveness and Emotional Intelligence. 3 06-08 Dec16 (For Managerial Effectiveness and balancing Stress with practical and Work play)

22 Operation, Maintenance and Performance Monitoring of 3 14-16 Dec16 Centrifugal Pumps and Compressors (with Practical Orientation and Technical Visit )

23 Reliability, Failure Mode Effect Analysis and Value Engineering 4 27-30 Dec 16

24 Industrial Instrumentation & Modern Control System. 4 03-06 Jan 17

25 Vibrations, Balancing, Alignment and Condition Monitoring of 4 17-20 Jan 17 Rotating Equipment (Theory and Practical Orientation with Technical Visit)

26 Crucial communication for operational excellence 3 07-09 Feb 17

27 Enhancing Managerial Excellence for Middle & Top level 3 01-03 Mar 17 Executives

28 Frugal Re-Engineering and Value Creation 4 14-17 Mar 17

4 21-25 Nov 16

1 Testing, Commissioning and Protection of Distribution 4 25-28 Apr Substations

2 Network Planning & Analysis Employing GIS 3 03-05 May

3 Performance Optimisation of Thermal Power Plants 4 10-13 May

4 Energy Conservation & Energy Auditing in Pumps, Fans and 3 17-19 May Motors

5 Best Practices in O&M of ESPs & Performance Improvement 3 24-26 May

6 Failure of Distribution Transformers and Remedial Measures 3 07-09 June

7 Power System Protection relays (Including Numerical Relays) 5 13-17 June

8 Leveling Alignment and Balancing Procedures for Heavy Rotating 4 21-24 June Machinery in Power Plants and Industries (With Practical Demos)

9 Earthing and bonding in Electrical installations 3 29 Jun 01 Jul

10 Pilferage of Electricity - Detection & Prevention - Issues & 4 12-15 July Challenges

11 Zero Breakdowns in Power Transformers 5 18-22 July

12 Hydro Turbines, Governing and its protection Systems 3 26-28 July

13 Generator & auxiliaries including Excitation systems 5 01-05 Aug

14 Static & Digital Energy Meters - Design, Function & Applications 3 09-11 Aug

15 PLC & DCS for Power Plant Applications 3 22-24 Aug

16 Renewable Energy and Integration with grid 5 29 Aug-02 Sept

17 Energy Audit & Loss Reduction in T&D Systems 3 06-08 Sep

18 Reliability of Thermal Power Plants - Effect of Boiler Tube 4 13-16 Sept Failures - Causes and Remedial Measures - Case Studies

19 Power Cables (HT & EHT) and Jointing techniques 5 19-23 Sept

20 Best Practices in O&M and Failure Analysis of Synchronous 5 26-30 Sept Generators in Power Plants

21 IT Applications in Distribution Business Management 3 04-06 Oct

22 Best Practices in Coal & Ash Handling Plants in Thermal & 3 18-20 Oct Captive Power Plants

23 Best Practices in Water and Coal Chemistry in Power Plants 5 24-28 Octfor Operation Engineers & Chemists

24 Open Access, Power Trading and Tariffs - ABT Scenario 3 01-03 Nov

25 Testing and Commissioning of Electrical Equipment in Power 5 07-11 Nov Utilities

26 Best Practices in O&M of Coal Mills & Coal Feeders 3 15-17 Nov

27 Smart Grid Operation in Power Sector 5 21-25 Nov

28 Advanced Power System Protection 5 05-09 Dec

29 Smart Grid & Smart Meter Technologies & Applications 3 14-16 Dec

30 Best Practices in O&M of Hydro Power Stations 4 20-23 Dec

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POWER & ENERGY


Core Faculty

A. Chandra Mohan RaoSr.Faculty & Head I/cPh: 040 – 65553372Mob: 9866185035


J. N. KaramchettiSr. FacultyPh: 040 – 65553371Mob: 9848448218

R. V. ChalapathiSr. FacultyPh: 040 – 665553372Mob: 9963352282

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Title of the Programme S.No. Dates

31 Electrical Safety Procedures & Accident Prevention 4 03-06 Jan

32 High Voltage Testing of Power Equipments 3 04-06 Jan

33 Selection, O&M and Condition Monitoring of Large Electrical 3 18-20 JanMotors for Industries and Power Plant Applications

34 Best Practices in O&M of Industrial Valves & Actuators for 3 01-03 FebHeavy Industries & Power Plants

35 Power System Grounding and Bonding 3 08-10 Feb

36 Power Trading, Power Exchanges & Merchant Power Plants 3 14-16 Feb

37 Control & Instrumentation including advances in Power Plant 3 21-23 FebApplications

38 Revenue Management and Loss Reduction in Distribution 3 01-03 MarSystem

39 O & M of Power Transformers and EHT Circuit Breakers 3 08-10 Mar

40 Best Practices in O&M of Super Critical Thermal Plants 3 14-16 Mar

Duration

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1 Laboratory Management System Awareness & Internal Auditing 4 26-29 Apr (As per ISO / IEC 17025 : 2005 & NABL Requirements)

2 Quality Initiatives in Technical and Higher Educational 3 03-05 MayInstitutions (in Compliance with NBA & NAAC Accreditation)

3 ISO 9001 : 2015 Transition Course (CQI-IRCA-UK Certified) 2 17-18 May

4 ISO 14001 : 2015 EMS – Lead Auditor Training 5 23-27 May

5 Total Quality Management in Thermal Power Stations 4 07-10 Jun

6 Total Quality in Vigilance 3 21-23 Jun

7 ISO 9001:2015 QMS - Lead Auditor Training 5 11-15 July(CQI - IRCA - UK Certified)

8 Certified Internal Auditor Training for Integrated Management 3 19-21 JulySystem (IMS) (ISO 9001 QMS, ISO 14001 EMS & OHSAS 18001)

9 Laboratory Management System Awareness & Internal Auditing 4 26-29 July(As per ISO / IEC 17025 : 2005 & NABL Requirements)

10 Quality & Reliability Management 3 09-11 Aug

11 ISO 9001 : 2015 Transition Course (CQI-IRCA-UK Certified) 2 16-17 Aug

12 TQM Practices and Tools for Organizational Excellence 3 22-24 Aug

13 Quality Initiatives in Technical and Higher Educational Institutions 3 07-09 Sep(in Compliance with NBA & NAAC Accreditation)

14 Total Quality in Purchase Process (including ERP & 3 14-16 Sepe-Procurement)

15 ISO 9001:2015 QMS - Lead Auditor Training (CQI - IRCA - 5 26-30 SepUK Certified)

16 Laboratory Management System Awareness & Internal Auditing 4 04-07 OctAs per ISO / IEC 17025 : 2005 & NABL Requirements)

17 Certified Six Sigma Green Belt Training 5 24-28 Oct

18 ISO 9001 : 2015 QMS - Effective Implementation & Internal 3 14-16 NovAuditor Training

19 Measurement Uncertainty 2 21-22 Nov

20 Quality Initiatives in Technical and Higher Educational Institutions 3 06-08 Dec(in Compliance with NBA & NAAC Accreditation)

21 ISO 9001:2015 QMS - Lead Auditor Training 5 19-23 Dec(CQI - IRCA - UK Certified)

Duration

22 Total Quality in Vigilance 3 04-06 Jan

23 Laboratory Management System Awareness & Internal Auditing 4 17-20 Jan(As per ISO / IEC 17025 : 2005 & NABL Requirements)

24 ISO 9001 : 2015 Transition Course (CQI-IRCA-UK Certified) 2 07-08 Feb

25 ISO 50001 : 2011 Energy Management System – Lead 5 20 - 24 Feb Auditor Training

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Core Faculty

S.K.Verma, Chief Mentor, ESCI

Ph: 66304132, Mob: 9391036649


D.Sheshadri, Sr.Faculty & Head I/c

Ph: 040 – 66304133, Mob: 9866114616

Duration

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1. Irrigation Infrastructure Maintenance & Management 4 25 – 28 April

2. Modernization of Irrigation Systems 5 23 – 27 May

3. Water Audit, Reuse and Recycle – Best Practices 3 14 – 16 Jun

4. Planning, Formulation and Implementation of Small and Mini 4 27 – 30 Jun

Hydro Projects

5. Design and Analysis of Concrete Gravity Dams using 5 11 – 15 Jul

Software Applications

6. Project Management using MS Project and Primavera Software 4 25 – 28 Jul

7. Reservoir Sedimentation : Computation and Prevention 4 08 – 11 Aug

8. Contract Management for Projects and Dispute Resolution 4 30 Aug – 2 Sept

9. Dam Safety and Flood Management 4 13 – 16 Sept

10. Water Sector – Climate Change, Adaptation and Mitigation 4 26 – 29 Sept

11. Instrumentation and Seismic Analysis of Gravity Dams using 5 03 – 07 Oct.

Softwares

12. Design, Operation and Maintenance of Hydro Mechanical 5 24 – 28 Oct.

Equipments (Gates)

13. Application of Geo-informatics in Water Resources Projects 4 08 – 11 Nov

14. Performance Evaluation and Benchmarking of Irrigation 5 21 – 25 Nov

Projects

15. Repair, Renovation and Refurbishment of Minor Irrigation 3 07 – 09 Dec

Tanks in Cascade System

16. Design and Analysis of Concrete Gravity Dams using 5 19 – 23 Dec

Software Applications

17. Socio-economic Analysis of Water Resources Projects 3 10 – 12 Jan

18. Design, Operation and Maintenance of Hydro Mechanical 5 13 – 17 Feb

Equipments (Gates)

WATER RESOURCES DEVELOPMENT

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Core Faculty


G.D.OjhaSr. Faculty & Head

Ph: 040 – 66304117Mob: 949748398

M. Rama MohanSr.Faculty

Ph: 040 – 66304119Mob: 9440904199

Programme on “Contract and Quality Management for Irrigation Projects” For Executive Engineers of Water Resources Dept.Govt of A.P

conducted by Water Resource Development Division in October 2015Speaker – Mr. Shashi Bhaskar Kumar, IAS, Secretary & Commissioner of CAD, Govt. of AP

Certification Programmes

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Divisions & Contact Details

Mobile Application Development using Android

Cyber Security & Digital Forensic Investigation

Big Data Analytics

Information Security (ISO 27001)

IT Service management (ISO 20000)

IT Infrastructure Library (ITIL

Certification Programme on NDT

Radiography Testing

Ultrasonic Testing

Penetrate Testing

Magnetic Particle Testing

Eddy Current Testing

Earthing of AC Power Systems

Water Audit and Water use efficiency

Visual Testing

CQI - IRCA - UK registered (a 17072)ISO 9001: 2008 QMS lead auditor training

Laboratory management based on ISO/ IEC 17025 : 2005 including internal auditing

ISO 9001: 2008 QMS - effective implementation &Internal auditor training

CQI - IRCA - UK registered (a 17072) ISO 14001 : 2004 EMS lead auditor training

Occupational health & safety management system OHSAS 18001:2007 - lead auditor training (NABET accredited (REGN. No. Lo92 102)

NABET - GCI - registered (li013 01) / RABQSA recognized Information security management System ISO 27001 : 2005 - lead auditor training

Integrated management system (IMS) :( ISO 9001 QMS, ISO 14001 EMS, OHSAS 18001) & internal auditor training

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ITPh: 040-66304123Mob: 9885041181

[email protected]

M&TPh: 040-66304111Mob: [email protected]

QPPh: 040-66304133 Mob: [email protected]

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WRDPh: 040-66304117Mob: [email protected]

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PEDPh: 040-65553371Mob: [email protected]

Prof. DN Reddy is a well known and renowned professor in academic circles in the country and abroad. He did B.E. (Mechanical Engineering) from Osmania University, Hyderabad, M.Tech from IIT Madras, and Ph. D from IIT, Delhi. During his illustrious career running over 4 decades, some of the important & prestigious assignments held by him are:-

Chairman, Appellate Committee, National Board of Accreditation, MHRD, Govt. of India, New Delhi since 2012.Served as Chairman, Recruitment & Assessment Centre, DRDO,Ministry of Defence, New Delhi - Secretary level position in Govt. Of IndiaServed as Vice-Chancellor, JNT University Hyderabad during 2008-2011 and also In charge Vice Chancellor for Osmania University from Feb. - July 2011.Served as Member, UGC (2012-2015) and Regional Chairman AICTE Hyderabad (2008-2013)Served as Principal, University College of Engineering, Osmania University for nearly 8 years, and as Dean Faculty of Engineering for 2 years.

He is also Life member of following professional societies:

Indian Society for Technical Education;Society for Mechanical Engineers;National Society of Fluid Mechanics and Fluid power;Solar Energy Society of India;Indian Science Congress Association;Fellow and life member in the Institution of Engineers ;Fellow and life member in Indian Institute of Plant Engineers;Fellow of A.P. Academy of Sciences and Vice president ofExecutive Committee of the Academy;He is also Council Member of Institution of Engineers (India).

Experience in Accreditation:

He is actively involved in framing of NBA guidelines, as per Washington Accord. NBA deals with the Accreditation of programmes in professional Institutions following the criteria of Outcome Based Education (OBE).

Prof. Reddy is having wide experience in Accreditation of Programmes, Institutions, Universities in India and associated with NAAC (National Assessment and Accreditation Council), Govt. of India, ISO 9001 certification and also accreditation of programmes following criteria of NBA / ABET.

Prof. Reddy is actively associated with many professional societies like ISTE,

IEI, CSI, Aeronautical Society of India and ASEE (American Society of Engineering Education) and association of Engineers in Malaysia, Singapore.

He is also recipient of Awards and honours:

Eminent Engineer National Award by Institution of Engineers in 2007, 2009, 2013Bharatiya Vidya Bhavan (ISTE) National Award for best Engineering College Principal in the year 2003;Sarvapally Radhakrishnan Award for Academic Excellence in the year 2011.National Haryana Education Award - March 2015Life Time Achievement award by ISTE Dec 2015 AP & Telengana State Sector.

He has visited countries like USA, UK, China, Thailand, Ireland, Malaysia, Ethiopia, Dubai, Kuwait, Italy, Spain, Australia, South Africa and Sweden. He has 35 years of accomplished professional service in Teaching and Research.

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Dr Chaitanyamoy Ganguly did his graduation and PhD in Metallurgical Engineering from Bengal Engineering College, Shibpur, now known as Indian Institute of Engineering Science & Technology (IIEST) and post graduation in nuclear science and engineering from BARC Training School, now known as the Homi Bhabha National Institute (HBNI). He is a Humboldt Fellow and did his pre – and post doctoral research on nuclear fuels at the Nuclear Research Centres at Karlsruhe and Juelich in Germany.

An INSA senior scientist and an INAE-AICTE Distinguished Visiting Professor at Jadavpur University, Kolkata Dr Ganguly is a retired Distinguished Scientist of the Dept of Atomic Energy, Govt of India. He has been former Chairman & Chief Executive, Nuclear Fuel Complex, Hyderabad and former Head, Radio Metallurgy Division BARC, Mumbai.

Dr Ganguly was also Director of CSIR - Central Glass and Ceramic Research Institute at Kolkata and served the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) at Vienna, as Head of Nuclear Fuel Cycle and Materials Section. Dr Ganguly worked for Cameco Corporation, Canada, the largest uranium mining and nuclear fuels service company in the world as President of Cameco India. Until recently, he was Distinguished Visiting Professor at IIT Kanpur and senior professor at BITS – Pilani, Goa.

He is the author of more than 250 research papers and has guided several PhD and M Tech thesis in IISC, Bangalore, IIT Mumbai, University of Mumbai and Osmania University. Dr Chaitanyamoy Ganguly is a Fellow of the Indian National Science Academy, Indian Academy of Science, Indian National Academy of Engineering, Indian National Academy of Science, Institution of Engineers, Indian Institute of Metals and Indian Institute of Ceramics. He is the recipient of National Metallurgist Award of the Ministry of Steel and Mines, the Tata Gold Medal of the Indian Institute of Metals, the MRSI Medal, the Vasvik Award and was conferred the “Padmashri” in 2002 by the Honourable President of India and has also received the Indian Nuclear Society Award from the Honourable Prime Minister of India in 2003.

Dr Chaitanyamoy

Ganguly

Advisor, ESCI

Mr. S.K. Verma is Post Graduate in Mechanical Engineering from REC, Allahabad. He has 28 years of experience in Quality Improvement in BHEL. Faculty & Trainer for ISO 9001 Lead Auditor Programmes of Nigel Bauer & Associates, UK, ,ISO 14001 E M System Lead Auditor Programmes of Marsden International, UK, TQM, Business Excellence Model EFQM & Six Sigma Master Black Belt. Member of committee of Quality Council of India to review ISO 9001 Certification Process in India. Academic Board Member of School of P.G. Studies, ESCI.

S.K. VermaChief Mentor, ESCI

Mr. A. Chandra Mohana Rao is B.E in Mechanical Engineering from SV University and M.Tech in Machine Design from JNTU, Kakinada. Qualified BOE from AP State. Certified Energy auditor by BEE. 500mW Thermal Plant Operator and Maintenance Engineer of Nuclear Reactors Level – II. He has experience of 36 years in Nuclear and Thermal Power Plants, as a Scientific Officer C to G in DAE and Asst. General Manager at TATA Power and General Manager at ACC. His areas of expertise are in Commissioning and O&M of Power Generation. He is Fellow Member of IE (I).A. Chandra Mohana Rao

Sr. Faculty& Head I/cPower & Energy Division

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Mr. J.N.Karamchetti, is BE in Electrical Engineering from JNTU, Kakinada & M.Tech from IIT- Kharagpur. He has a Diploma in Business Finance. He retired. as a Vice President (Operation & Maintenance) of a Manufacturing company. Certified Energy Auditor. He conducts training programmes on Operation and Maintenance of Transformers & Earthing in Electrical Installations..He has conducted Extensive Energy auditing in Hotel Industries, Manufacturing industries and also worked as 3rd party Energy Auditor for CII. He is in the Panel of Energy Auditors of KPMG, Noida. He is Fellow Member of IE(I).

Mr. G.D. Ojha, is B.E. Civil, M.Tech Hydraulics & Water Resources from NIT Warangal. He has rich experience of 40 yrs. in domains related to Water Resources with credentials of serving Central / State Govt. Organisations in various capacities upto the rank of Regional Director, Central Ground Water Board. In addition to Administration and Supervision of several Water Resource Projects of national importance he also contributed to numerous quality publications.

Mr. D. Sheshadri is B.Tech in Electronics and Communications Engineering from JNTU, Hyderabad. He served 30 years in BHEL - Corporate R&D and retired as AGM. His areas of interest are QMS audits/review, Certified supplier assessor, Internal ISO Auditor, EMS Auditor and Examiner / Assessor for National Quality Award.

Gp. Capt. (Retd) B.S. Phillora was commissioned in to the Aeronautical Engineer (Electronics) Branch in the Indian Air Force in Jul 1975. He did his Graduation in Electronics & Telecommunication Branch from GEC, Jabalpur and Post Graduation in MMS (Defence Studies) and M Phil in Strategic Management from Osmania University. During his service career spanning over 34 years, he has the credit of having served in almost all weapon Systems of Indian Air Force.

He also led delegations of Service personnel on two missions, one in erstwhile USSR, and later in Israel. He also served in Indian Peace Keeping Force. He was Chief Engineer in two important Air Defence Direction Centre of IAF and Commanded Prestigious Radio Maintenance Unit of Western Air Command, IAF. He was founder Member of one of the important Tri Services commands.

He served as Director Signal (Air) at Air HQ. He was Directing Staff and HoD of Project Management Department for four years at the prestigious College of Defence Management. He is also certified lead auditor for ISO 9001:2008 Standard. He is recipient of Commendation from Chief of Air Staff and CISC IDS. He is Fellow Member of IE(I).

His areas of interest are Project Management, Operations Research, Statistics and Behavioural Sciences, besides behavioural Skills.

J.N. KaramchettiSr. Faculty & Head I/c

Power & Energy Division

G.D. OjhaSr. Faculty & HeadWater Resources

Development Division

D. SheshadriSr. Faculty & Head I/cQuality & Productivity

Gp. Capt.(Retd) B.S. PhilloraDean of Studies ESCI & Head

Management & Technology Division

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Mr. R. V. Chalapathi is BE in Electrical Engineering from SV University. Worked as Chief Engineer in APSPDCL spanning 13 Years in Generation, Kothagudem Thermal Power station and 18 Years in Operation and Distribution in APSPDCL. He had Awards for Best Performance as DE/Operations – 2003 – 04 and SE / Operations – 2004-05, APSPDCL. His area of expertise in Electricity Distribution Systems. He is Fellow Member of IE(I).

Mr. K. Muralidhar, is graduate in Civil Engineering and holds PG Diploma in Infrastructure Management, Master’s degree in Computer Applications and Computer Science and Engineering from Osmania University, Hyderabad. His areas of specialization are Project Management, Risk Management, Transportation Engineering and Repairs of Structures, Repair, Rehabilitation and Retrofitting of Structures.

M. Rama Mohan is B.Tech in Mechanical Engineering from NIT Warangal. He has an experience of 37 years in Industry and Rural water Supply and Sanitation Department, Govt. of Andhra Pradesh. He retired as Chief Engineer & Project Director State Water and Sanitation Mission. Implemented major water supply and Sanitation projects and also worked extensively with UNICEF, Netherlands Assistance Programme (NAP). As state level Coordinator under National Human Resources Development Programme. Awards received are Special Award from Hon’ble Chief Minister, GoAP for Implementing Sanitation Programme in Andhra Pradesh.

R. V. ChalapathiSr. Faculty

Power & Energy Division

M. Rama MohanSr. Faculty

Water Resources Development Division

Mr. Syed Azgar is MBA (IT) from Sikkim Manipal University. He is a Certified Engineer (RHCE) and Microsoft Certified System Administrator (MCSA). He has an experience of 15 years (7 years in Corporate Training & 8 years in System Administration in different major IT organizations). Trained nearly 6000 participants in IT Infrastructure Management, Linux Administration, Windows Administration and Information Security.

Red Hat

K. MuralidharSr. Faculty & Head I/cCivil & TransportationEngineering Division

Syed AzgarFaculty & Manager IT

Information Technology Division

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Ms. M. Subha is a Post graduate in Environment Science and UGC-NET qualified with 12 years of experience in Teaching, Training and Consultancy Projects. Pursuing PhD in Phyotoremediation approach in Waste Management. Published papers in National and International Journals. Her areas of interest are Waste Management, EIA and Formulating Research Proposal. Certified ISO 9001 Lead Auditor and NABL internal Auditor. Professional Member of ISTE.

Mr. G.Naresh is B.Tech in Information Technology & M.Tech in Spatial Information Technology from JNTU, Hyderabad. He is having experience in training and research activities in National & International Projects. His areas of interest are Remote Sensing, GIS and GPS Technologies. Member of ISRS and ISGM.

Mr. Sai Kishore is B.Tech in Electrical Engineering and M.Tech. in Electrical Power Systems from JNTU, Hyderabad. He is having experience in training & industrial relation connect. His areas of interest include coordinating several events at National and International levels.

Ms. Aparajita Dasgupta is M.Phil in Management, MBA in HRM & Oracle Certified HRMS Consultant with experience in teaching and Industries.

Her areas of interest include Human Resource Planning & Information System and Compensation Management.

M. SubhaFaculty

Environment Management Division

P. Sai KishoreChief Coordinator

Corporate Relations Cell

G. NareshResearch ScholarWater Resources

Development Division

Aparajita Das GuptaAsst. Professor

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Mr. Nikhil Chowdary heads the Design & Prototyping Centre (DPC) in ESCI, Hyderabad. The DPC focuses on using 3D Printing and 3D Scanning technologies for a variety of applications. Under his leadership the DPC is involved in several activities related to design & development of a wide range of products from custom orthotics to smart connected electronic devices and nuclear power generation for a diverse clientele. As a believer in 3D technologies to enable humankind he is eager to educate people in its wondrous possibilities and has launched educational programs which are open to all. He holds a Master's in Project Management from LIU, NY, USA and a B.E. in Mechanical Engineering from Osmania Uni., Hyderabad.

Mr. N Laxman Rao was born in 1945. He completed his post graduation in Science from Osmania University in1967.

He joined Accountant General (Andhra Pradesh) office in 1968. During his service career spanning over 35 years, he worked at different cadres in the State Government of Andhra Pradesh and retired as Assistant Financial Advisor to Government of earlier Andhra Pradesh in 2003.

He is member of Accounts Services of Controller & Accountant Auditor General of India.

Brig MN Venugopal VSM (Retd) did MA in Economics from University of Kerala. He was commissioned in 1979 and after serving 33 years in various capacities retired as Deputy Director General (Manpower) from Army HQ Delhi. Did Military Law course from Military school of Law.

He was awarded Vishisht Seva Medal by the President of India for his distinguished service. He is Secretary – Board Management & Chief – Administration & Personal.

In addition he is also overseeing the activities of School of PG Studies and Skill Development Cell.

Mr Laxman RaoChief Finance &

Accounts

Mr. Nikhil ChowdaryTechnical Head

Design & Prototyping

Brig MN Venugopal VSM (Retd)Chief Administration

& Personnel

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