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CHAPTER I
INTRODUCTION ABOT THE REPORT
1. 1 Introduction to OJT
2 Textile Industry in India
3 Objectives of Training
4 Importance of Training
5 Collection of Data
6 period of the Study
CHAPTER II
INTRODUCTION PROFILE OF THE ORGANIZATION
2.1 Introduction
2. 2.2 Company Profile
2.3 Directors
2.4 Organization Structure
2.5 Mission
2.6 vision
2.7 product of the Mill
CHAPTER III
DEPARTMENTATION
3.1 Meaning of Departmentation
3.2 Process of Department
3.3 Functions of Department
3.4 Production Department
3.5 purchase Department
3. 3.6 Marketing Department
3.7 Sales Department
3.8 Store Department
3.9 Financial Department
3.10 Packing Department
3.11 Personal Department
3.12 Human Resource Department
3.13 R&D Department
3.14 Production Process
3.15 Manufacturing Process
3.16 Spinning
3.17 Mule Spinning
3.18 Ring Spinning
3.19 Simplex
CHAPTER IV
FINDINGS AND SUGGESTIONS
4
4.1 Finding
4.2 Suggestion
CHAPTER V
5
CONCLUSION
5.1 Conclusion
CHAPTER 1
INTRODUCTION
CHAPTER-1
INTRODUCTION
1.1 Introduction
On the job training is a useful training for shaping practical student efficiency.It trains the student
to manage and face different type of people in different industries. Throughhis training, we easily
handle different type of organization works. For this on the job training is very useful. This
training brings the student, to the organization directly. If the student can know all the details and
methods from this training and in future student will be able to do this work efficiently, so this
training is helpful.
The type of training is a given as part of the collage curriculum, so when the student complete of
his college studies, he get the practical knowledge, with his subject knowledge, but also with his
managing and working skill.
The on-job training of change agents and the development of performance improvement
programmer’s .The specific objectives of this on-job training entailed skills and practical
knowledge.
1.2 Textile Industry in India
The textile Industry in India traditionally, after agriculture is only industry that has generated
huge employment for both skilled and unskilled labout in textiles. The textiles industry
continues to be the second largest employment generating sector in Indian. It offers was11.04%
during April-July 2010 as per the ministry of textiles. During 2009-2010, Indian textiles industry
was pegged at US$55 billion, 64% of which services domestic demand.
In 2010, there were 2500 textile weaving factories and 4135 textile finishing factories in all of
Indian. Indian is the second largest producer of fiber on the world and major fiber produced is
cotton other fiber product in India include silk, jute, wool and man-made fiber. 60% of the
economic markets by 2009 have led to huge growth of the Indian textile industry. In December
2010,the domestic cotton price was up by 50% as compared to the December 2009 prices. These
include manufacturing of clothes using fiber or filament synthetic yarns. It is produced in the
large power loom factories. They account for the largest sector of the textile production in India.
This sector has a share of 62% of the India’s total provides employment to about 4.8 million
people.
The productivity of the major Indian industries incorporates aircraft, vessels, automobiles, stem
engines, heavy electrical equipment, communication instrument, power generation and
transmission tools and computers.
There is large scope of improvement in the textile industry of India as there liberalization. There
is also a large growth of the organized sector in the Indian textile industries. The foreign brands
along with the collaboration of the Indian companies established business in India. Some of they
are puma, Armani, Benetton, Esprit, Levi Strauss, Hugo Boss, Liz Claiborne, Crocs etc.
1.3 Objectives of training
• To Analysis the financial growth and Development of the company.
• To evaluate the performance of the mill in relation to different activities.
• To know about the manufacturing process of the organization.
• To identify the problem faced by the organization.
• To study of the profit of the company.
• Study of the problem encountered by the mill.
• To offer suitable suggestions on the basic of finding.
• Collection of data
• Primary Data were collected through making conversation among the officers and
employees.
• Period of the study
• The period of on the job training was between 01.07.2022 to 15.07.2022. During the
period I was trained up.
CHAPTER- II
INTRODUCTION PROFILE OF THE ORGANIZATION
CHAPTER-II
INTRODUCTION
2.1 Introduction
TheniGrukrishna Textiles Mills Pvt. Ltd.., the textiles promoted by the ATK Group, located in
Theni, south India and was started in 1992. Since then it has strengthened its production
infrastructure and spread across spinning Textiles processing and weaving, covering! almost full
range of the activities of textiles of textiles industry from raw cotton to ready to wear garments.
The company's professionalism in operations, ethical motives and right technology has enabled
it to achieve the scale of operations, and cost competitiveness. With year of experience and
expertise, we are confident of offering our customers quality textile products: whether it is! yam,
fabric or the finished garments and was started in 1992.since then it has strengthened its
production infrastructure and spread across spinning. Textiles of the textiles industry, raw cotton
to ready to wear garments.
2.2 Company profile
About TheniGurukrishna Textiles Mill Private Limited is a private company incorporated on 20
January 2005. It is classified as Indian Non-Government Company and is registered at of
companies, Chennai. It authorized share capital is Rs.20,000,000 and its paid up capital is
Rs.20,000,000. TheniGurukirshna Textiles Mills Private Limited's annual general Meeting
(AGM) was last held on 27 September 2013 and as per records from Ministry of Corporate
Affairs (MCA), its balance sheet was last field on 31 march 2013.
TheniGurukrishnaTexiles mills private Limited's corporate Identification Number is (CIN)
UITITITN2005PTC055188 and its registered address is 207. Bye pass Road, Unjampatti Village,
Theni District-6255311. Tamilnadu, India
There are 4 Directors of TheniGurukrishna Textiles Mills private Limited is Active. The
company's professionalism in operations. Ethical motives and right technology has enabled it to
achieve the sale of operations and cost competitiveness. With years experience and expertise, we
are confident of offering customs quality textile product whether it is yarn or the finished
garment.
Managing Director
Director
General Manager
Purchase Manage
Supervisor
Workers
• Mission
• Be the leader in quality yarn production.
• Implementing a worker friendly environment.
• Be the leader innovation and research & development.
• Selling goods at the lowest possible price.
• Vision
Purchase department
Marketing Department
Sales Department
Store Department
Finance Department
Packing Department
Personal Department
Region Manager
Marketing Executive
Agents
It involves the following activities:
Marketing may search to determine the need and except of consumers.
• Planning and developing suitable products. • Setting appropriate prices.
• Select the right channel of distribution.
• Promotional activities like adder testing and salesmanship to communication with
the customer purchase and stores purchase.
The Marketing department creates the reports for strategic planners, marketing executives and
export managers whose primary concern is to market the var manufactured at high returns . With
the globalization of this market, managers can no longer be contented with a local view. Nor can
manager ne contented with a out of data statistics that appear several years after the fact.
The report begins by summarizing the world's exporter's market for yarn. The total level export
on a worldwide basis is based on a model that aggregates across over 150 key country markets
and aggressive market. The main markets of the year produced by the TheniGurukrishna Textile
Mill Private Limited are the following;
• Erode
• Madurai
• Thiruchencode
• Delhi
The products are exported to USA, Switzerland and China.
Marketing Director
Advertising Director
Agency Advertising
Assistant Manager
Accounts
Financial Management is that part of the management which the concerned with the planning,
directing and controlling of all activities relating to procurement and utilization of the financial
resources of an enterprise for business process. Finance is a more important of every business
firm to run production and marketing activities. So finance is life blood of the company. In the
company finance to organize activities may be create under the direct control of the board of
directors.
In this department the head is finance manager. The manager financial policy matters will be
decided by the finance committee while routine activation hare delegated to lower levels. The
finance department is responsible for the financial functions and activities of the council and for
the administration of the council's fiscal policy. The gross profit and net profit are increasing
throughout the study period. There is a steady increase in the production and sales of the
company.
3.9.1 Source of Funds
• Deposits from promoters/ directors
• Financial Institutions
• Loans from banks
3.9.2. Financial Statements may be used by user for different purpose:
Employee also needs these reports in marketing collective bargaining agreements with
management, in the case of labour unions or for individuals in discussing their compensation,
promotion and rankings. Government entities (tax authorities) need financial statements to
ascertain their compensation, promotion and ranking.
Media and the general public are also interested in The financial statements for a variety
of reasons. Finance department is running with the help of efficient and experienced manager.
3.14.2.2 Spinning
Spinning is a major industry; it is a part of the textile manufacturing process where three type of
filer are converted into yam, then filer, which undergo finishing process such as bleaching to
become textile. The textiles are then fabricated into cloths or other products. There are three
industry processes available to spin yam and a handicraft community who use hand spinning
techniques. Spinning is the trusting together of drawn into strands of fits to yarn trough it is
colloquially used to describe process of drawing out, inserting the tourist and winding into
bowfins.
Hand spinning was a cottage industry in midlevel Europe, where the wool spinners would
provide enough yarn to operate the loom.
The introduction of the flying shuttle upset this balance. The subsequent Invention of the
spinning jenny water power to operate the machinery. The British government was very
protective of this technology, restricting it import. The next back through was with the walk off
to break or open and opening and then the co-option of actual fibres.
The spinning machines take the roving thins it and twist, creating yarn which in winds on to a
bobbin. This term "spinning" is sometimes is used to donate this final process in the production
of the yarn. This involves attenuating (stretching) the yarn to the required tax. There by giving
the thread strength by adding twist and winding it on to a bobbin.
There are two main methods
• Mule spinning
• Ring spinning
MULE SPINNING
The MULE was development by Samuel Crompton form the "jenny". In mule spinning the
roving is pulled of a bobbin and fed through some rollers, which are feeding at several different
speeds. This time the roving at a consist rate. If the roving was not a consistent size, then this
step could cause a break in the yarn, or could jam the machine. The yarn is twisted through the
spinning of the bobbin as the carriage moves out, and is rolled on to a spinning.
• Pieces would mend broken threads and
• Doffers would remove the full cops
Doffing is a separate process. The attendant winds down the ring rails to the bottom. The thread
stops. The tread guides are hinged up. Removing the bobbing coils thread around the spindle,
and placing the new bobbin on the spindle on the spindle firmly traps the thread between it and
the cup in the wharf of the spindly.
Ring spinning
Ring spinning is a method of spinning fibbers such as cotton, flex or wool, to make a yarn, the
ring frame. Developed from the throttle frame. Ring spinning is a continuous process, unlike
mule spinning which used an intermittent action. In ting spinning, the roving is first attenuated
by using drawing roller, then spun and wound.
Around a rotating spindle which in its tum is contained within an independently rotating ring
flyer. Traditional ring frames only be used for the coarser coarse counts- but they could be
attended by semi-skilled labour.
3.14.2.3 Simplex
In this process the output of drawing is drafted, twisted to make rowing bobbin form. In simplex
section, silver is fed and roving is produced. Finisher silver is drafted and very low twist is
inserted to form roving. Roving final preparatory shape of yarn in back process stage, this will be
converted into yarn in thing department.
3.14.2.4 Winding
Ring spinning produces yarn in a package from called cops. Since cops from ring frames are not
suitable for further processing, the winding process serves to achieve additional objectives made
necessary by the requirement of the subsequent processing stages.
3.14.2.5 Package
List of the package hour and minute hands on a mechanical clock, the traveler, and the spindle
share the same axis but travel at different speeds. The spindles travel faster. The bobbin is fixed
on the spindle. In a ring a frame, the different speed was achieved by drag caused by air
resistance and friction. The spindles rotate at 1000 to 1200 goods package. This spins the yarn.
CHAPTER IV
FINDINGS & SUGGESTIONS
CHAPTER-IV
FINDING & SUGGESTIONS
4.1 FINDING
The problems are identified in the following areas:
• Scarcity of labour.
• Power shortage which affects the production process.
• Transaction costs & power tariff more.
• Lead times poor compared international standards.
• Some fibres are not indigenously made, hence are imported, thus adding to the cost of
production,
4.2 SUGGESTION
• The HR department should be more facilitated
• When the new employee joins in the company, that times company must give more
training and development.
• It would be better if the company can improve the safety measure to the workers,
especially for workers in production.
• To analysis various department function which pre performance can support
improvement and expansion of business unit.
• Government should provide power without any delay and restriction.
• Living standards for the residential workers be improved.
• It would be better if stails and works have rest room which more facility.
• They can earn foreign exchange through the international level business
CHAPTER V
CONCLUSION
CHAPTER-V
CONCLUSION
5.1 CONCLUSION
This institutional training program has gained me a more knowledge about the production
process of spinning mills. It gives me a clear knowledge on the textile industry, their problems,
their duties, responsibilities.
It was an experience of Training in THENI GURU KRISHNA TEXTILE
MILLS.
I felt happy for the Training undergone to get a practical experience which is more helpful to
develop my practical skills in commerce field.