About Us

About CEMS

We are a skill development initiative undertaken by Ministry of Shipping along with Siemens Industry Software India Pvt Ltd & Indian Register of Shipping in line with Prime Minister’s initiative of Skill India. The project aims to impart Industry 4.0 relevant training in latest software & hardware tools and technology used in the engineering industry.

A one stop comprehensive training centre for imparting high end training in latest software & hardware technology aiming to transcend designing & manufacturing processes to Industrial 4.0 / Digital 4.0 levels, to enhance productivity and optimize production costs.

Strategically located at Mumbai & Vishakhapatnam, creating competencies with 18 state of the art labs, covering all possible aspects of manufacturing.

LAUNCH OF CEMS

Hon’ble Minister Shri Nitin Gadkari Ji 17 Nov 2017, Mumbai

CEMS INAUGURATION

Hon’ble Minister Shri Sarbananda Sonowal 23 Feb 2022, Vizag

Our Mission

To promote advancement & implementation of maritime industrial skills in advanced digital manufacturing-factory concepts through research & education partnership with the industry.

Our Vision

To become an International Nodal Centre in South Asia & South East Asia and attract students from neighbouring countries and serve as a knowledge base and thought leader for the targeted disciplines for related technologies and engineering skills in the Digital – Physical combination, for maximum throughput.

Industry Collaboration

Producer – Consumer Interactions

This relationship necessitates some collaboration as the producer (academia) has to ensure that the output satisfies the needs of the consumer (industry) to a large extent, and vice versa. Hence, one form of collaboration, which is more in the nature of a feedback loop, is for the industry to provide inputs back to the academic institutions regarding their perception or evaluation of their products (students).

Collaboration in Continuing Education

One of the core competencies of academic institutions is teaching. Many institutes, who are engaged in education at high end, have the wherewithal to provide training for high-end manpower development in topics relevant to industry. Therefore, a natural collaboration is possible for the institutes to conduct training in various topics of interest for the industry.

Collaboration in Research

In a world driven by Intellectual Property, there is an increased interest in research collaboration. Though academicians in most good institutes engage in Research, collaboration is only possible when industry has a need for the same. Though the goal of research is to create new knowledge, industry wants to utilize this to create products and generate revenue. Today academic institutions are conducting both basic and applied researches; the latter is of greater interest to industry.

Industry linked learning model

Industry skill development program aims at linking education system to Industry. The learning model connects the four spokes of individuals & institutions to industry and knowledge bodies.

Qualitative improvements in Technical Education

Improvements in labs infrastructure by adopting latest open technologies in engineering design, manufacturing, analysis and management to serve the needs of targeted industries. Skill up-gradation of faculty. Update course curriculum to align with modern industrial practices. Promote innovation, assist exploratory research projects to foster relevant industry innovation.

Promote Industry Academia partnership

Establish Industry partnerships to guide, support, and validate industry relevant learning activities.

Enhance Employability Aspects

Support technical institutions with modern equipment and state of art technologies and assist integration of technology into college curriculum.

Create Skilled Manpower Pool

Create skilled manpower pool to cater current and future industrial landscape of the region. Facilitate the pursuit of career opportunities by ITI’s, Diploma Graduates, Under Graduates, Post Graduates, Research Scholars and working professionals. Enable technology adoption by industry.