Industry Visit: IOCL

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An industry visit was organised on 20th November 2018, to Indian Oil Corporation Limited at Brijwasana, Dwarka. It was an initiative of Dr.Akhilesh Tiwari, Associate Professor at CIMG. At IOCL, Mr. Amitabh Verma, Chief Manager, IOCL and Ms. Nisha provided the overview of the industry. They gave the students, an insight into the management of their proceedings and the safety measures in place. Mr. B.S Sharma offered the students a guided tour of the Supply and Distribution Department to understand the software used and the process of recordings of the indents.
  

 The batch then visited the control room to see first-hand the working of the tanks as well as the   controlling mechanisms of the whole plant. They were also allowed to step near the tanks and take a closer view of the truck tanks. This provided the students, much-needed practical exposure on how the synergy between various components of an organization translates into efficiency and productivity.









Report By:Tanu Shree(PGDM 2)

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