Tuticorin
: Sterlite Copper has bagged a prestigious
award in the Kaizen competition organised by Confederation of Indian Industry
(Southern Region) on Wednesday.
The award was received by the Refinery
team of Sterlite Copper from Mr.C.Narasimhan , Advisor, M/s.Sundaram Clayton Ltd in a function
held at Chennai. 55 companies presented 121 Kaizen projects in the competition
and the Refinery Operations project of Sterlite Copper won the award in the
Process Industry category.
Kaizen (Japanese for "improvement" or "change for
the better") is a philosophy or set of practices that focus on continuous
improvement of processes in manufacturing, engineering, supporting business
processes, and management. The Kaizen concept stimulates productivity
improvement as an ongoing process in companies. The Kaizen Competition of CII
Southern Region is organized every year to recognize and encourage member
companies which give importance to continuous improvements through Kaizens.
“Over
the years, organizations have been successfully practicing Kaizen for
excellence. Many Indian organizations have realized that the basic imperatives
to survive in today’s competitive environment need Kaizen-Continuous Improvement.
It is a great honour for us to receive the award. It stands testimony to
various positive standards shown by Sterlite on a continuous basis for
continual improvement,” said Mr.K.Pankaj, Vice President, Operations, Sterlite
Copper on the achievement.
For further information, please contact:
L.N.Balakrishnan
Head - Public Relations
Sterlite
Copper
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ln.balakrishnan@vedanta.co.in
Tel: +91
461 424 2926
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