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S. No. Date Faculty In-Charge Name of the Company 1 13-Feb-19 Dr 2019 S. No. Date Faculty In-charge Name of the Company 1 13-Feb-19 Dr. Manimaran R ESKAY Carton Private Ltd, Chennai 2 16-Feb-19 Dr. Karunamurthy K Air Station (Indian Coast Guard - Eastern Region) 3 16-Mar-19 Dr. P. Tamil Selvan Air Station (Indian Coast Guard - Eastern Region) Global Mirror India Pvt. Ltd., Industrial Estate, 4 20-Mar-19 Dr.Sakthivel G and Dr. Giridharan Guindy 5 23-Mar-19 Dr. Joseph Daniel, Dr. P. Tamil Selvan Woory automotives, Maraimalai Nagar Dr. Sakthivel 6 15-May-19 Dr. Raghukiran Varun Beverages - Pepsi Pvt. Ltd., Super Auto Forge Private Limited, 7 08-Aug-19 Dr.Sridhar Thirumudivakkam, Chennai Super Auto Forge Private Limited, 8 09-Aug-19 Dr. Senthil kumar Thirumudivakkam, Chennai Bio-Methanation Plant, Market Management Committee, 9 17-Sep-19 Dr. Sreekanth M Koyambedu 10 15-Oct-19 Dr. Shyam kumar ICF, Chennai 2018 S. No. Date Faculty In-charge Name of the Company 1 16-Mar-18 Giridharan A TAEYANG METAL INDIA PVT LTD, Chennai M/S Hyundai Motors India Pvt Ltd,, 2 27-Mar-18 Deivanathan R Irungattukottai, Chennai ESKAY Carton Private Ltd.,Padappai, 3 28-Jul-18 Dr. Manimaran R Manimangalam Village Pushpagiri, Chennai 4 28-Jul-18 Dr. Karunamurthy K Visit to Kamarajar Port Limited, Ennore 5 26-Sep-18 Dr.S.Elavenil, SERC Open House, CSIR 6 26-Sep-18 Dr. Muthumani K, SERC Open House, CSIR 7 26-Sep-18 Dr. Yamini Sreevalli I SERC Open House, CSIR 8 26-Sep-18 Prof. K. Vasugi SERC Open House, CSIR 9 26-Sep-18 Dr.T.Venugopal SERC Open House, CSIR 10 26-Sep-18 Dr. Shyam Kumar, SERC Open House, CSIR 11 26-Sep-18 Prof. Feroskhan M SERC Open House, CSIR 12 26-Sep-18 Dr. Vinayagamurthy G SERC Open House, CSIR 13 26-Sep-18 Prof. Sivarajan S Ashok Leyland, Ennore,Chennai Air Traffic Service Complex, Chennai Airport, 14 20-Oct-18 Dr. Goutham Sarang Chennai. Dr.Shanmughasundaram M, Dr. 15 27-Oct-18 Karthiyaini S Elite Contractors, pvt. Ltd, Kancheepuram 16 12-Jul-18 Dr. Bhaskara Rao Integral Coach Factory, Perambur, Chennai 2017 S. No. Date Faculty In-charge Name of the Company Prof. G Sakthivel & Prof. 1 25-Mar-17 Saravanakumar Brakes India Pvt. Ltd., Padi 2 29-Mar-17 Prof. M C Lenin Babu Rambal Ltd., Thiruporur 3 13-Apr-17 Prof. S Jeyanthi & Prof. Giridharan Hyundai Mobis India Ltd., Sriperumputhur 4 15-Apr-17 Prof. Kannan & Prof. Vinayagamurthy Brakes India Ltd. (Foundry division), Sozhingur 5 20-Apr-17 Prof. S Sivarajan Advanced Training Institute, Guindy 6 21-Apr-17 Prof. C Jebaraj Endotherm Fluids Pvt. Ltd., Thiruvallur Dt. 7 29-Apr-17 Prof. V Umasankar Turbo Energy Ltd., Pulivalam, Sholingur 8 02-May-17 Prof.Pratibha Nalini Ashok Leyland , New Manali 9 10-Oct-17 Prof. M.Sreekanth Biomethanation Plant, Koyambedu 10 13-Oct-17 Prof.D. Saravanakumar Toshiba Machines, Chembarambakkam 11 26-Oct-17 Prof.Venugopal and Prof. Feroskhan Biomethanation Plant, Koyambedu Combat Vehicles Research and Development 12 28-Jul-17 Prof. L. Bhaskara Rao Establishment (CVRDE), Avadi 13 26-Sep-17 Prof. L. Bhaskara Rao Integral Coach Factory, ICF South colony Prof. Jafferson J.M and Prof. Raghu 14 02-May-17 Kiran HANBAO INDUSTRIES Pvt.limited, Sowcarpet 15 24-Oct-17 Prof. R. Pratibha Nalini Integral Coach Factory, ICF Colony, Chennai, 16 24-Oct-17 Prof. R. Pratibha Nalini Integral Coach Factory, ICF Colony, Chennai, 17 09-Sep-17 Prof. Arockia Selvakumar MAS Robotics Pvt Ltd, Maraimalai Nagar 2016 S. No. Date Faculty In-charge Name of the Company 1 02-Feb-16 Prof. Bhaskara Rao L Integral Coach Factory, Perambur 2 11-Feb-16 Prof. Karunamurthy, Prof. Venugopal North Chennai Thermal Power Station, Ennore 3 10-Mar-16 Prof. M.B. Shyam Kumar Hyundai Motors India Ltd., Sriperumputhur 4 21-Mar-16 Prof. Manimaran Valeo India Pvt. Ltd., Oragadam 5 22-Mar-16 Prof. Davidon, Prof. Christo Michael Integral Coach Factory, Villivakkam 6 22-Mar-16 Prof. Umasankar Endo Components, Perumbakkam 7 30-Mar-16 Prof. M Sreekanth Thermal Turbo-machines Laboratory, IIT Madras 8 22-Apr-16 Prof. Bhaskara Rao L Automotive Testing Expo, Chennai Trade Centre 9 02-May-16 Prof. Pratibha Nalini Ashok Leyland Technical Centre, New Manali 10 22-Sep-16 Prof. Christo Michael PTC Drivelines, Guindy 11 24-Sep-16 Prof. Karunamurthy & Prof. Radha Brakes India Ltd., Padi 12 28-Sep-16 Prof. Elango & Prof. Saravanakumar CSIR - CEERI, Taramani 13 13-Oct-16 Prof. Jegadeeshwaran & Prof. Saleel Valeo Lighting Systems Pvt. Ltd., Vallam Chembarambakkam Water Treatment Plant, 14 13-Oct-16 Prof. Shihabudheen Maliyekkal Chembarambakkam 15 14-Oct-16 Prof. Pratibha Nalini Material Science Research Centre, IIT Madras 16 17-Oct-16 Prof. Shihabudheen Maliyekkal Sewage Treatment Plant, Nessapakkam 2015 S. No. Date Faculty In-charge Name of the Company 1 10-Mar-15 Prof. Saravanan K, Prof. Bindhu V M CSIR-SERC, Taramani 2 11-Mar-15 Prof. Sivarajan Advanced Training Institute, Guindy 3 16-Mar-15 Prof. Saravanan K, Prof. Bindhu V M Regional Meteorological Centre, Nungambakkam 4 25-Mar-15 Prof.Venugopal, Prof. Giridharan UCAL Fuels Systems Limited, Maraimalai Nagar 27-Mar-15 5 30-Mar-15 Prof. Christo Michael PTC Drivelines, Guindy 6 09-Apr-15 Prof. Jebaraj TI Diamond Chain, Ambattur 7 09-Apr-15 Prof. Lenin TI Metal Forming, Kakkalur 8 22-Apr-15 Prof. Karunamurthy Brakes India , Padi 9 30-Apr-15 Prof. Kannan Jamna Auto Industries, S P Kovil 10 23-Aug-15 Prof. Jegadeeshwaran Valeo India Pvt. Ltd., Oragadam 11 27-Aug-15 Prof. M. Sreekanth Biomethanation plant, Koyambedu 12 27-Aug-15 Prof. Jeyanthi, Prof. Davidson Hyundai Mobis Pvt. Ltd., Sriperumputhur 13 31-Aug-15 Prof. Christo Michael PTC Drivelines, Guindy 14 09-Sep-15 Prof. Sreekanth Dondapati TIDC India, Ambattur 15 10-Sep-15 Prof. M.Feroskhan CSIR-SERC, Taramani 16 11-Sep-15 Prof. M.B.Shyam Kumar CSIR-SERC, Taramani 17 15-Sep-15 Prof. R. Manimaran RDC Concrete (India) Pvt. Ltd., Thiruvallur 18 18-Sep-15 Prof.M.Elango. Spiro Solutions Pvt. Ltd, T Nagar, Chennai 19 25-Sep-15 Prof. Sridhar VG CSIR Lab - CEERI, Taramani 20 14-Oct-15 Prof. Saleel Ismail Valeo India Pvt. Ltd., Oragadam 21 23-Oct-15 Prof. Senthil Kumar Dakshina Chitra, Muttukadu 22 23-Oct-15 Prof. Tamilselvan, Prof. Lenin Babu Valeo India Pvt. Ltd., Oragadam 23 29-Oct-15 Prof.Radha.R NUTECH CNC Pvt.LTD, Ambattur Turbo Energy Limited, Payyanoor, 24 31-Oct-15 Prof. Kannan S Mamallapuram 2014 S. No. Date Faculty In-charge Name of the Company 1 17-Jan-2014 Prof. Sivarajan Advanced Training Institute, Guindy Metropolitan Transport Corporation Ltd., 2 10-Feb-2014 Prof. Gobinath Pattulos Road 3 10-Feb-2014 Prof. Sakthivel NUTECH CNC Pvt. Ltd., Ambattur industrial estate 4 20-Feb-2014 Prof. Senthil Kumar M NUTECH CNC Pvt. Ltd., Ambattur industrial estate 5 11-Feb-2014 Prof. Sakthivel Ashok Leyland, Ennore 6 12-Feb-2014 Prof. Meenakshi Ashok Leyland, Ennore 7 12-Feb-2014 Prof. Shyamkumar Hyundai Motors Ltd., Sriperumbudur 8 10-Mar-2014 Prof. Sivakumar Delphi TVS, Mannur 9 13-Mar-2014 Prof. Annamalai Hinduja Foundaries, Sriperumbudur 10 13,14-Mar-2014 Prof. Priyanka and Prof. Arockia Wheels India Ltd., Sriperumbudur Prof. Saleel, Prof. Sivakumar, Prof. 11 20-Mar-2014 Tamilselvan Automotive Testing Expo, Chennai Trade Centre 12 21-Mar-2014 Prof. Kannan and Prof. Lenin Automotive Testing Expo, Chennai Trade Centre 13 21-Mar-2014 Prof. Bhaskara Rao Integral Coach Factory, Villivakkam 14 10-Apr-2014 Prof. Shihabudheen Maliyekkal ReadyMix Plant, Mampakkam 15 16-Apr-14 Prof. Saravanan K & Prof. Bindhu VM Regional Meteorological Centre, College Road 16 17-Apr-14 Prof. Radha India Pistons Limited, Sembiam 17 18-Apr-14 Prof. Priyanka, Prof. Elango ABB Pvt. Ltd., Bangalore 18 22-Apr-14 Prof. Elango SMC Pneumatics (India) Pvt. Ltd., Chengalpet 19 30-Apr-14 Prof. Jegadeeshwaran Wheels India Ltd., Ambattur Central Institute of Plastics Engg.&Technology, 20 14-Aug-14 Prof. Sridhar V G Guindy 21 26-Sep-14 Prof. Sakthivel, Prof. Elango CSIR, Taramani 22 14-Oct-14 Prof. Sivarajan Ideal Fasteners India Pvt. Ltd., MEPZ, Tambaram 23 15-Oct-14 Prof. Shyamkumar CSIR-SERC, Taramani 24 03-Nov-14 Prof. Karunamurthy Brakes India Ltd., Padi 2013 S. No. Date Faculty In-charge Name of the Company Prof. Ramesh Kannan, Prof. Senthil 1 5-Mar-2013 Pandian Dakshin Chitra, ECR 2 9-Apr-2013 Prof. Sivarajan Integral Coach Factory, Villivakkam 3 12-Apr-2013 Prof. Bhaskara Rao Integral Coach Factory, Villivakkam 4 14-Apr-2013 Prof. Saleel Ismail, Prof. Feroskhan Cooperative Sugar Mill, Padalam 5 18-Apr-2013 Prof. Tamilselvan, Prof. Feroskhan North Chennai thermal power station, Ennore 6 2-Aug-2013 Prof. Rameshkumar Modern Thermal Systems, Sriperumbudur 7 2-Sep-2013 Prof. Feroskhan CSIR - SERC, Taramani 8 4-Sep-2013 Prof. Shyamkumar CSIR - SERC, Taramani 9 26-Sep-2013 Prof. Manimaran CSIR - SERC Open day, Taramani 10 17-Oct-2013 Prof. Sakthivel, Prof. Priyanka Hindustan Coca-Cola Pvt. Ltd., Thiruvallur 11 26-Oct-2013 Prof. Radha Brakes India Ltd., Polapakkam 12 8-Nov-2013 Prof. Sreekanth D, Prof. Sivakumar Apollo Meters Pvt. Ltd., Maraimalainagar 13 11-Nov-2013 Prof. Meenakshi TAFE, Pudhupakkam 2012 S. No. Date Faculty In-charge Name of the Company Springfeel mattresses, Vandalur-Kelambakkam 1 21-Jan-2012 Prof. Jegadeeshwaran road Springfeel mattresses, Vandalur-Kelambakkam 2 28-Jan-2012 Prof. C. P. Karthikeyan road 3 5-Mar-2012 Prof. Saleel Ismail, Prof. Gobinath NSK Bearings, Oragadam Automobile Testing Exhibition, Chennai Trade 4 6-Mar-2012 Prof. Jegadeeshwaran Centre 5 15-Mar-2012 Prof. C. P. Karthikeyan India Piston Rings Ltd., Maraimalainagar 6 16-Mar-2012 Prof.
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