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SUBMITTED BY
S. Dhinesh Kumar
20BRM010
DR J. JOSEPHINE LALITHA
CERTIFICATE
This is to certify Mr. /Ms. S. Dhinesh Kumar (Reg. No. 20BRM010) has undergone Industrial
Training at “Mouli Spinner Limited” for a period of fifteen days and submitted a report on the
same for the partial fulfilment for the award of the degree of Bachelor of Business
________________ ___________________
I, Mr. S. Dhinesh Kumar (Reg. No. 20BRM010) hereby declare that this
Industrial Training done at “Mouli Spinner Limited” submitted to PSG College of Arts
& Science, Coimbatore, affiliated to Bharathiar University, for the degree of Bachelor
of Business Administration -Retail Management is a record of original work done by me
under the guidance of DR J. JOSEPHINE LALITHA Associate Professor / Assistant
Professor, Department of Management Sciences, PSG College of Arts & Science,
Coimbatore.
DATE:
I would like to express my sincere gratitude and appreciation to all those who gave me the
guidance throughout the training.
I would like to express my heartfelt thanks to DR. D. BRINDHA MSC, MPHIL, PHD MA(YOGA),
PRINCIPAL and DR SWARNALATHA Head of the department, Department of Management
Sciences, PSG College of Arts & Science, Coimbatore.
I am immensely obliged to Mr.SANKAR for his guidance and kind supervision given to me
throughout the training.
S.DHINESH KUMAR
[STUDENT NAME ]
TABLE OF CONTENT
1 INTRODUCTION
2 COMPANY PROFILE
3 ORGANISATIONAL CHART
4 PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT
7 PURCHASE DEPARTMENT
8 MARKERTING DEPARTMENT
9 FINANCE DEPARTMENT
10 LOGISTICS DEPARTMENT
11 CONCLUSION
INTRODUCTION
Industrial revolution bought dynamic changes in our daily lives and textile
manufacturing process is no more an exception. Spinning mills are significant for textile
industries as they transfigure fibre into yarn and yarn into fabric. Few mills generally conduct
the textile manufacturing process by generating fibers from cotton bales supplied and
processing it ahead to attain fabrics. Spinning process is an initial step to produce textile
layout such as garments, fabric, home textile and so on. People used to convert fibers into yarn
i.e. the spinning process by hand before a couple of decades which has now been mostly
replaced by advanced technology of mechanical spinning carried in textile mills. On this line
MOULI SPINNER LIMITED was establishied in 2005. They produce 30sf reyon yarns, 30sf slub
reyon , 2/40’s yarns. They used to sell the yarns to Erode , Tirpur and some cities of Mumbai.
COMPANY PROFILE
NO.OF.EMPLOYEES : 300
GST : 33AAECM0848H1ZN
CIN NO : U17111TZ2004PLC011326
ORGANISATIONAL CHART
MANAGING
DIRECTOR
GENERAL
MANAGER
ASST.FITER
PRODUCTION DEPARTMENT:
BLOWROOM IN SPINNING:
Blowroom indicates place processing “Air Flow”. Blow room consists of
various machineries to conduct the objectives of blowroom. Here the cluster of
cotton brought is changed into miniature material. Simply, in blow room section,
the compressed bales are opened, cleaned and blended/mixed according to
particular length to form a specific size of lap.
CARDING:
Carding is known as heart of spinning process as it defines the concluded
features of yarn. The lap produced in blowroom is now shifted to carding machine
for production of carded silver. Here the bales processed will open up in single
fiber. Apparently, it will make ease to remove the left impurities on the surface of
fiber making it straight and separating the short fiber.
COMBINING:
As yarn is arranged in parallel manner, it is straightened again in
stage of combining. On the other hand, the left short fiber will be subtracted
completely from longer staple fiber. This will result in stronger and smoother
staple fabric having higher demand in market.
DRAWFRAME:
This is a device in which drafting and drawing are carried out.
Doubling is the application of feeding several intermediate strands into a single
strand. Drafting is carried out to lessen fiber laps to slivers. The carded silver is
drafted between roller to produce drawn silver
ROVING/RING FRAME:
The yarn produced is processed into a speed frame to attain roving
yarn. This is the initial step where twist is inserted for giving hold to the fibers in a
spinning mill. The roving yarn is of little larger diameter as compared to the final
yarn. Similarly ring frames are used to produce finished yarns from obtained
roving yarns. yarn is resulted having good amount of strength through these ring
frames.
CONE WINDING:
Cone winding is just a simple packaging process functioning as a link
between last stages of yarn manufacturing and initial stages of fabric
manufacturing process. It is important to utilize the winding devices properly to
avoid the loss of spinning mills as well as consumers.
QUALITY CONTROL
Logistics management is that part of the supply chain which plans, implements
and controls the efficient, effective forward and reverse flow and storage of
goods, services and related information between the point of origin and the point
of consumption in order to meet customers' requirements. And they be simply
classify into
1)Order processing
The Logistics activities start from the order processing which might be the work
of the
commercial department in an organization. The commercial department is the one
who
ensures that the payment terms and the delivery terms have been met and then
processes the
order from within the company.
2) Materials handling
Material handling is the movement of goods within the warehouse. It involves
handling the
material in such a way that the warehouse is able to process orders efficiently.
Although it
may sound a mundane task, it is an important one and an ongoing activity in any
warehouse.
3) Transportation
Now we come to one of the major logistics activities .
Transportation involves the physical delivery of goods from the company to the
distributor or
dealer and from the dealer to the end customer. Generally, companies are
involved only till
the point delivery happens to the distributor or the dealer. The distributor is then
responsible
for the delivery to the end customer. Here the dealer refers to yarn commission
agents who is between the looms and mills i.e. between the producer and
customers.
CONCLUSION