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1. Indian Plumbing Skills Council (IPSC) A Presentation to Hon’bleShriJairamRamesh Minister Of Rural Development October 08,2013
2. The Importance of Plumbing…In a recent speech to villagers in Rajasthan, Rural Development Minister advised young women* Not to consider marrying a suitor unless he has an indoor toilet. * Only 50% of households in the world's second-most populated country have indoor toilets, making India the 'world's largest open-air toilet‘ * We in India have more Mobile phones than indoor sanitation facilities
3. IPSC formed to cater to the need for skilled manpower for the plumbing industry in India and abroad IndianPlumbing Skills Council (IPSC) is an initiative under the National Skill Development Corporation (NSDC)
4. The Importance of Plumbing… IPSC’s endeavour is to make India Healthy by meeting everyday needs for hygiene, and personal care that help people feel good, look good and get more out of life.
5. Joint Effort for forming IPSC INCOSAMA an apex body in the plumbing sector Backed by titans of industry Full support of NSDC
6. Industry Support in developing IPSC Manufacturer’s, Consultant’s, Plumbing Contractor’s, Plumbing Consultant’s, Plumbing & Fire Fighting Consultant’s, Academician’s, Pump Manufacturer’s, Association’s, Distributor’s, etc.
7. Governing Body 12. Mr. D.S.Sachdeva, NSDC Nominee 13. R B Kabra, Director INCOSAMA 14. Harsh Agarwala, MD Ori-Plast Group 15. Sanjeev K Agarwal, MD BinayUdyog Pvt Ltd, Kolkata 16. Gurmit Singh Arora, MD Rajco Metal Industries Pvt, Mumbai 17. N. Rajeev, ESPA Water Systems Pvt Ltd, Bangalore 18.Deepak Poddar, Director Ashirvad Pipes Pvt Ltd, Bangalore 19. MilindShete, MD Milind Services, Nashik 20. Ashish Gupta Director, GMGR Bathfittings Pvt. Ltd. New Delhi 21. ManojDhar, Director, Lurizol Advanced Materials India P. Ltd. 22. Harish K. Khilnani, MD, Dyener Electro Systems P. Ltd. 1. R K Somany, CMD HSIL Ltd - CHAIRMAN IPSC 2. Vinay Gupta, MD Bathline India Pvt Ltd VICE CHAIRMAN IPSC 3. M K Gupta, MD MKG Engineering Services Pvt Ltd, New Delhi 4. ManojMathur, Chief Consultant Premier Engineering Consultants, Hyderabad 5. J K Verma, Director Northern Sanitation, New Delhi 6. Sandip K Roychoudhry, Director Sanitary Syndicate P Ltd, Kolkata 7. Mr. A. P. MathurCPWD Nominee 8. C S Gupta, Nominee Indian Plumbing Association - (IPA) 9.Mr. C. Shekar Reddy, Construction Industry Nominee 10. Prof. V K Paul, Professor of Building and Engineering Materials, SPA Delhi 11. Prof. (Dr) AsisMazumdar Professor Jadavpur University
8. Plumbing Sector – Overview Size of plumbing industry – 7.5% to 15% the size of construction industry [Size of construction industry – Rs 330,000 Crore in 2010-11] Manpower requirement – 2.5% of manpower in construction industry [Currently, 33 million people employed in construction industry] More than 70% of the plumbers come from Orissa (Kendrapada District) Organized workforce to Unorganized workforce = 10:90 Most of the skill learning in the industry happens through unstructured, on-the job training (OJT) The industry has three main segments: Plumbers & Contractors in the construction industry Manufacturers of plumbing related products Plumbing Consultants
9. Plumbing Sector – Growth and Key Market Trends Apart from construction, plumbing is now being frequently used for different services: Water supply; Sewage and drainage; Gas supply; Water treatment; Fire fighting; Industrial waste management; and Air conditioning. Plumbing products have also got advanced in terms of technology, so their installation and servicing requires highly skilled labor force. Plumbers & Contractors in the construction industry – CAGR of about 11.1% Plumbing Consultant – Specialized role has existed for last 35 years but has gained momentum in the last 10 years Recently, besides Civil & Mechanical Engineers, Draftsmen, Quantity Surveyors, Design Engineers, Computer operators (CAD), Environment Engineers have started joining Plumbing Consultant segment.
10. Plumbing Sector – Market Size and Employment
11. Plumbing Sector – Industry Structure and Some Key Players
12. Employment in Construction Sector by Education Level of Workers Category % of employmet Total Employment *Unskilled workers 83% 25.6 million *Skilled workers 10% 3.3 million *Engineers 3% 0.8 million *Technicians and foremen 2% 0.6 million *Clerical 2% 0.7 million Source: Report of the Working Group on Construction for the Eleventh Five Year Plan, Planning Commission, Government of India
13. Incremental Requirement for Key Skills in the Construction Sector in India by 2022 ProfileIncremental Requirement (’000) Skill Level Minimally educated 38,038 Carpenters 1,892 Vocationally Trained Masons 1,419 Vocationally Trained Steel fixers 1,419 Vocationally Trained Plumbers 1,183 Vocationally Trained engineers 473 Specialised Supervisors 473 Specialised Surveyors 47 Specialised Foremen 946 Specialised Crane operators 7 Vocationally Trained Electricians 473 Vocationally Trained Welders 473 Vocationally Trained Others (including painters, equipment operators) 459 Vocationally Trained Total 47,302 Source: Report on ‘Human Resource and Skill Building Requirements in the Building, Construction and Real Estate Services,’ National Skill Development Corporation.
14. Incremental Requirement for Key Skills in the Construction Sector in India by 2022 ProfileIncremental Requirement (’000) Skill Level Minimally educated 38,038 Carpenters 1,892 Vocationally Trained Masons 1,419 Vocationally Trained Steel fixers 1,419 Vocationally Trained Plumbers 1,183 Vocationally Trained engineers 473 Specialised Supervisors 473 Specialised Surveyors 47 Specialised Foremen 946 Specialised Crane operators 7 Vocationally Trained Electricians 473 Vocationally Trained Welders 473 Vocationally Trained Others (including painters, equipment operators) 459 Vocationally Trained Total 47,302 Source: Report on ‘Human Resource and Skill Building Requirements in the Building, Construction and Real Estate Services,’ National Skill Development Corporation.
15. IPSC: Mandate for next 10 years Manpower to be certified in 10 yrs 12+ lakhs Number of Trainers to be trained 11,000+ Number of Training Institutes to be certified 220 Number of Trades for which skill 50 development has to be carried out
16. Milestones of IPSCMilestones at IPSC……IPSC registered u/s 25 on 11th July 2012Approval of NSDC received on 26th Sept 2012Grant agreement signed on 28th December 2012First Grant Received in June 2013NOS for 30 job roles made
17. Milestones of IPSCMilestones at IPSC……Curriculum & content for 3 job roles ready Curriculum and Content for 3 job roles developed with consultations with US-IAPMO, School of Planning and Architecture ,UK,SkillsTech-Australia & others
18. Milestones of IPSCMilestones at IPSC……Curriculum & content for 3 job roles ready Training to commence from 15th October 2013Content made with consultations with IAPMO, School of Planning and Architecture ,
19. Special Initiative by IPSCCourse, Training & Placement for disabled children (hearing impaired)-Pilot Initiative
20. The Way Forward…… Skill Gap Study Labour Management Information System (LMIS) Accreditation framework to be developed MoUs to be signed with Accreditation Partners Selection of Assessment/Certification Partners
21. There is a tremendous need to impart training on importance of Green plumbing and its advantages
22. Thank you ! Let us all work to build a skilled nation! Please contact: Indian Plumbing Skills Council B-168-169, DDA Complex, Okhla Phase – 1, New Delhi – 110020, India E:ipssc@ipssc.co.in,Website: www.ipssc.in Tele:+91 11 26816647/41513580