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One-Day Industrial Visit to S. J. Plastic Industries

EVENT OVERVIEW –     The One-Day Industrial Visit to S. J. Plastic Industries aimed to provide mechanical engineering students across all semesters with industrial exposure and practical insight into contemporary plastic processing and manufacturing practices. The program bridged the gap between theoretical classroom learning and real-world industrial operations.

Event Name

One-Day Industrial Visit to S. J. Plastic Industries

Event Date

30th June 2026

Event Description

The one-day industrial visit was organized for students of the Department of Mechanical Engineering across all semesters. Students observed real-time production processes, interacted with the technical team, and gained valuable insights into contemporary industrial workflows, safety protocols, and quality maintenance in plastic manufacturing.

Resource Person(s)

Technical Team and Production Experts, S. J. Plastic Industries

Coordinator(s)

Dr. Kh. Gopal Krishna Singh

Assistant Professor & Head, Department of Mechanical Engineering, MTU

Organized by

Department of Mechanical Engineering, Manipur Technical University in collaboration with S. J. Plastic Industries

Total Days of Event

20 days

The number of Students Participating in the program

 

MALE

FEMALE

TOTAL

15

04

19

Number of Faculty & Staff who participated in the program

 

TEACHING

NON-TEACHING

TOTAL

04

02

06

Number of Local participants

MALE

FEMALE

TOTAL

21

04

25

Location

S. J. Plastic Industries, Sangaiprou Kabui Road, Imphal, Manipur – 795140

Plan of action

• Expose mechanical engineering students to modern plastic processing techniques.
• Bridge classroom concepts with practical shop-floor applications.
• Familiarize students with industrial safety, operational workflows, and machinery.
• Foster industry-academia engagement for skill enhancement.

Action Report

• Conducted guided factory tour and demonstrated operational plastic processing equipment.
•   Held technical interaction sessions between industry staff and students.
• Introduced students to safety norms, plant layout, and real-time production management.

Outcomes / Impact of the activity

• Students gained real-time industrial exposure.
• Improved technical knowledge in plastic processing and CNC machining.
• Enhanced practical skills and confidence in operating CNC machines.
• Strengthened understanding of modern manufacturing practices.
• Increased industry readiness and career opportunities for MTU students

Feedback

Enhanced practical comprehension of industrial plastic processing.

Greater student awareness of career pathways and real-world manufacturing environments.

Strengthened institutional partnership between MTU and local industry.

 

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Last Updated on August 12, 2026 by Web Admin