Why this course?

Description

"Complete Mastery in Setting Up PEB Manufacturing Units in India — Legal, Financial, Technical & Operational Guide for Engineers, Owners & Builders"

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Module 1: Introduction to PEB Manufacturing Industry in India

• Overview of Pre-Engineered Building market trends and growth potential

• Types of PEB components and typical manufacturing workflows

• Differences between small, medium, and large-scale manufacturing units

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Module 2: Market Research, Demand Analysis & Location Feasibility

• Analyzing demand for PEB components across Indian states

• Key factors influencing location selection: logistics, labor availability, infrastructure

• State-wise economic zones and incentives for manufacturing units

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Module 3: Legal Framework & Mandatory Approvals for PEB Manufacturing

• Factory Act 1948, Industrial Licensing, MSME Registration

• Environmental clearances (Pollution Control Board)

• Fire safety, labor welfare boards, and Shops & Establishment registrations

• GST registration and other tax compliances

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Module 4: State-Wise Legal Variations & Incentives

• Comparative overview of key states: Maharashtra, Gujarat, Tamil Nadu, Karnataka, Uttar Pradesh, West Bengal, Telangana, Punjab

• State labor laws, electricity tariffs, property taxes, and subsidies

• Procedures to avail capital subsidies, tax rebates, and MSME benefits

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Module 5: Land Acquisition & Factory Layout Planning

• Land size requirements for different unit scales

• Understanding zoning regulations and land use permissions

• Plant layout optimization for workflow efficiency and safety compliance

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Module 6: Machinery, Equipment & Technology Selection

• Overview of essential machines: CNC cutting, welding units, press brakes, painting booths

• Automation levels for small vs large plants

• Vendor selection, procurement strategies, and budgeting

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Module 7: Capital Investment Planning & Financial Modeling

• Fixed capital cost estimation: land, machinery, construction

• Working capital considerations: raw materials, labor, utilities

• Financial modeling templates and funding options: bank loans, government schemes, private investment

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Module 8: Workforce Planning, Recruitment & HR Compliance

• Skilled and unskilled labor requirements for all unit sizes

• Compliance with labor laws: wages, working hours, benefits

• Training programs, workplace safety, and welfare measures

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Module 9: Raw Material Sourcing & Vendor Management

• Steel procurement sources, quality assurance checks

• Inventory management and Just-In-Time (JIT) strategies

• Handling vendor contracts and supply reliability

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Module 10: Production Processes & Quality Control Systems

• Stepwise production workflow for structural frames, panels, roofing

• Quality standards and inspection protocols (IS, ISO)

• Documentation and traceability for compliance

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Module 11: Costing, Pricing & Tendering Strategies

• Calculating unit production costs for different components

• Competitive pricing techniques and profit margin management

• Preparing bids and negotiating contracts

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Module 12: Supply Chain & Logistics Management

• Transportation modes and costs for heavy components

• Packaging solutions to prevent damage during transit

• Warehousing and inventory turnover optimization

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Module 13: Environmental Management & Sustainability Practices

• Waste management and effluent treatment requirements

• Energy-efficient manufacturing processes

• Compliance with state and central environmental norms

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Module 14: Health & Safety Regulations and Best Practices

• Factory safety norms and accident prevention

• PPE requirements and emergency preparedness

• Legal documentation and reporting of incidents

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Module 15: Documentation, Record-Keeping & Statutory Audit Preparation

• Maintaining statutory registers and compliance reports

• Internal audit checklists for labor, safety, environment

• Preparation for government inspections and certifications

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Module 16: Technology Integration & Automation Trends

• Use of ERP, production management software, and design tools

• Automation opportunities in welding, cutting, and assembly

• Digital monitoring for quality and efficiency

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Module 17: Marketing, Client Acquisition & Business Development

• Identifying target customers: builders, contractors, architects

• Branding, networking, and tender participation

• After-sales support and service contracts

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Module 18: Risk Management & Insurance for Manufacturing Units

• Identifying operational and financial risks

• Insurance policies: property, liability, worker compensation

• Business continuity planning and crisis management

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Module 19: Scaling Up & Expansion Strategies

• Adding new product lines and upgrading capacity

• Entering new markets and diversification

• Mergers, partnerships, and franchising options

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Module 20: Case Studies, Practical Templates & Tools

• Sample business plans for small, medium, and large units

• Compliance checklists and project timelines

• Financial modeling spreadsheets and quality audit forms

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