INDUSTRIAL TRAINING REPORT

PRIME GLOBAL INDUSTRIES

A industrial training report submitted to the Bharathiar University,
Coimbatore in partial fulfilment of the requirement for the award of the
degree of
BACHELOR OF COMMERCE
Submitted by
S.GOWTHAM
(REG No: 172AA3109)
Under the guidance of
Mr.A.VIGNESH, M.Com, M.Phil,
(Asst. Professor, Department Of Commerce)

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE
SASURIE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE
(Affiliated to Bharathiyar University Coimbatore)
Vijayamangalam
OCTOBER-19
DECLARATION
 DECLARATION
I hereby declare that the project work entitled’’ A STUDY OF PRIME
GLOBAL INDUSTRIES, is submitted to Bharathiar University
Coimbatore, in partial fulfilment of the for the award of the degree of
Bachelor of Commerce is the record of original research work done by
me during the period May 2019 under the guidance of
Mr.A.VIGNESH, M.Com., M.Phil., department of commerce, Sasurie
College of Arts& Science, Vijayamangalam and that it has not formed
the basis for the award of any degree/diploma/associates hip/fellowship
or other similar title to any candidate of an university.
CERTIFICATE
 CERTIFICATE
This is to certify that industrial training entitled A GENERAL STUDY
IN “PRIME GLOBAL INDUSTRIES” is a bonafide record of the
work done by S.GOWTHAM, REG No:172AA3109 and submitted in
partial fulfilment of their requirement for the degree of Bachelor of
Commerce of SASURIE COLLEGE OF ARTS & SCIENCE
affiliated to BHARATHIYAR UNIVERSITY, COIMBATORE.

FACULTY GUIDE HEAD OF THE DEPARTMENT

PRINCIPAL
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
 ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
I would like to express my sincere thanks to our
CHAIRMAN.Thiru.A.M.KANDASWAMY, Sasurie institution,
vijayamangalam-for providing me an opportunity to perform this
training report.
I am indebted to Dr.S.VIMALANAND, principal, SASURIE
COLLEGE OF ARTS &SCIENCE, VIJAYMANGALAM for his
constant encouragement and valuable guidance throughout the study.
I owe my deep sense of gratitude and thanks to Mr.S.PRAKASH,
M.COM, M.Phil, & H.O.D in the department of commerce, for his
encouragement guidance to complete my training report work
successfully.
I wish to express my deep and heartful thanks to my guide
Mr.A.VIGNESH, M.Com. M.Phil, asst professor department of
commerce for the encouragement guidance to complete my project work
successfully.
I wish to place my special thanks to all the faculty members and friends
of our college who helped me directly or indirectly to complete this
training report by every means.
CONTENT
 CONTENT

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CHAPTER-I

1.1 INTRODUCTION

1.2 THE GARMENT INDUSTRY

1.3 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY

1.4 SCOPE OF THE STUDY

1.5 LIMITATION OF THE STUDY

CHAPTER-II

2.1 COMPANY PROFILE

2.2 OBJECTIVES OF THE COMPANY

CHAPTER-III

3.1 ORGANISATION CHART

CHAPTER-IV

4.1 VARIOUS DEPARTMENTS IN COMPANY

CHAPTER-V

5.1 CONCLUSON
CHAPTER-I
 CHAPTER-I

INTRODUCTION ABOUT THE TEXTILE INDUSTRY

1.1 INTRODUCTION:

The export market is as a vital trade centre in India, which is

famous for the knitted garments, knitted yarns and woven. The export
market is the major source of foreign exchange for the country. The
export market began in the late 1980s. Now china has a step into the
export market with a new innovation to beat the Indian export
market. China started manufacturing knitted garments in low cost and
exported their garments to various countries like United Kingdom,
France, Germany, Spain etc.

1.2 THE GARMENT INDUSTRY:

The garment industry in India is one of the world. India is

one of the world. It is an extremely organized sector compressing
garment manufactures, exporters, suppliers, stockists, and wholesalers
garment exports etc. both in the small scale and large scale. There are
many hundreds of different knitting stitches used by hand knitters. A
piece of hand knitting begins with the process of casting on, which
involves the initial creation of the stitches on the needle. Knitting
History - Origins of Knitting.Knitting is a technique of making fabric
with yarn on two or more needles. The word “knitting” comes from the
word “knot”. Knitting is made of wool, silk, and other fibers.
1.3 OBJECTIVES OF THE STUDY:

 To provide students the opportunity to test their interest in a

particular career before permanent commitments are made.

 To expose students to real work environment experience, gain

knowledge in writing report in technical works/project.

1.4 SCOPE OF THE STUDY:

The scope of study section of your research project work contains the
areas to be covered by your work. It delineates the level of the object of
study that would be covered by the particular research work so that both
the reader and writer have a perspective of what is aimed at and what is
to be expected.

1.5 LIMITATIONS OF THE STUDY:

 Non availability of confidential financial data.

 Lack of time another limiting factor.
CHAPTER-II
 CHAPTER-II

2.1 COMPANY PROFILE:

OWNER NAME : R.K.RAVI.

MANAGER NAME : R.JAGADEESH

YEAR OF ESTABLISHMENT : 2014

ADDRESS : 304/4, Chinniyagoundan pudur,

Andipalayam, Tirupur – 641 687

NO. OF WORKERS : 110

WORKING TIME : 8.30A.M – 5.30 P.M

EXPORTING COUNTRY : Europe , Germany .

PHONE NO : 0421 2344560.

EMAIL :primeglobalindustries@gmail.com
2.2 OBJECTIVES OF THE COMPANY:
The ambition of the managing partners of the
organisation is to establish a state of art of manufacturing facility which
commenced in a small way has never less progressively groom in terms
of infrastructure, productivity and quality.

We also aim to archive on time delivery with stipulated quality and

customer satisfaction through continued improvement.

The main business of the company is to manufacture and exports

of high class quality cotton garments to the European market.

We strive towards total customer satisfaction through continues

improvement in productivity, quality and service achieved by means of
team work.Monthly production capacity is 50,000 pieces in basic t-
shirts. To attain organization goal we have appointed 70 staff members
in various fields related to garments. Our employee strength is 110 all
are trained about how to attain quality in productivity. Our finished
goods are exported to Europe and Germany. Product quality guaranteed
CHAPTER-III
 CHAPTER-III
3.1 ORGANISATIONAL CHART:

ORGANISATIONAL CHART

Purchase Production
Department Department

Stores
Department

Sales Accounts
Department
Department
CHAPTER-IV
 CHAPTER-IV
4.1VARIOUS DEPARTMENT IN COMPANY:

 Merchandising
 Sampling department
 Purchasing department
 Fabric inspection department
 Accessory stores department
 Machine maintenance
 Cutting section
 Production department
 Embroidery department
 Fabric washing section
 Quality assurance department
 Finishing department
 Function of the Different Departments in company:
Functions of the all sections of company are described briefly:

Merchandising:
It is a vital process that involves planning, developing, executing and
dispatching the order (product) to the buyer. The merchandising process
comprises guiding and supervising for the successful processing of an
order. The types of merchandising done in a garment unit are marketing
merchandising and product merchandising.

The main objective of marketing merchandising is development of

product, costing and ordering, and it has direct contact with the buyer.
Product merchandising is carried out in the respective apparel unit and
involves all the responsibilities starting from sourcing to finishing.

Sampling department:
The sampling department coordinates with the merchandising and
production department. It is carried out to foresee finished product
appearance and fit when produced in bulk and to confirm whether there
are any inconsistencies in the pattern according to the buyer’s
specification. It also aids to determine the fabric consumption along with
that of thread and other accessories used.

Purchasing department:
The main difference between the sourcing and purchasing department is
that the sourcing section works for sourcing the fabrics alone whereas
the nature of the work of the purchasing department comprises sourcing
of accessories and trims as well.

Fabric inspection department:

The main aims of fabric inspection team are

1. Identification and analysis of fabric defects using various standard

methods.
2. Selection of fabric according to AQL (accepted quality level)
Accessory stores department:
The receipt of the raw materials or the accessories is normally completed
in terms of documents that are received from the merchants.

Machine maintenance:
Undesirable quality of garments mostly results from ill-maintained
machines. Breakdown and preventive maintenance is mainly aimed
toward reducing the downtime and increasing lifetime, respectively.

Cutting section:
The cutting department normally receives the order from the production
manager who has approved the cutting order to cut a given quantity of
garment styles.
Production department:
Steps involved in production of a garment:

 Cutting

 Stitching

1. Over lock

2. Flat lock

3. Singer machine

 Checking

 Ironing

 Packing

 Finished goods
PROCESS OF PRODUCTION:

CUTTING:

The cloth roll was relaxed for few minutes for avoiding the

damages while cutting. The fabric will be cut as they make pattern for

the garment.

STITCHING:

1. Over lock machine

 Over lock machine are used to join the edges.

 This type of stitching is done for the inner part of garments.

 It was a straight line of stitching.

 The over lock stitching is made in sleeves and shoulders, sides etc.

2. Flat lock machine

Flat lock is stitched over the color , rib, neck ,bottom , etc.

3. Singer machine

1. These machines are used only for attaching labels.

2. After, the stitching the workers can check each of quantity because

there may be fabric error or cutting mistakes.

CHECKING:

In checking section labour’s for removing the threads and

removing of size stitches. At the time of checking if there is any stain on

the cloth oil is speed on the cloth. The checking is done in way. stain

removing is also a part of checking.

IRONING:

Ironing process is an important process. The production is work in

the ironing process was the each for quantity because there may be come

fabric error checking finishing next in ironing process. If the oil or stain

on the fabric was not removed the fabric cannot be ironed.

PACKING:

Packing is the economical production and identification of

merchandise for shipment and distribution packing transportation

packing is the final stage of production. It should more be finish;

packing is done according to buyer’s requisition.

 Embroidery department:
It comes into play only when the particular garment style demands. It
receives the garment panel, style and the embroidery details from the
merchandisers and they will also get a sample of the garment on which
the embroidery has been already done and it will be used as a reference
sample.

Fabric washing section:

After the completion of assembling and inspection process, the garments
are sent to the washing department for the washing or finishing that is
required for the particular style according to the specification sheet.

Quality assurance department:

To maintain and control the quality, the quality assurance department
divides the work into different stages of manufacturing, which are
categorized into three major groups such as preproduction unit, cutting
audit and sewing unit.

Finishing department:
The finishing department is the last section in the garment production
prior to packing and dispatch and it plays a significant role in the final
garment appearance. It involves the following processes.

1. Trimming: It removes the extra threads from the garment at the stitched
areas.
2. Inspection: The inspection is done as per the AQL and mainly depends
on the buyer requirements.
3. Pressing: This is carried out after the garment has been inspected
completely and the garments are pressed or finished based on the
method of their folding during packing.
4. Tagging section: After the completion of fabric inspection and pressing,
they are sent for labeling , which includes the size labels, price tags and
miscellaneous labels if any are mentioned in the specification sheet.
5. Packing: The packing is done in the carton boxes. Individual packing of
garments in the poly bag and folding the garments and organizing them
in the carton boxes without placing them in the poly bag are the two
types of packing followed in the garment industry.
CHAPTER-V
 CHAPTER-V

5.1 CONCLUSION:

The institutional training is to knowledge about the different sector and also to know the
functional of each department in the Best Colour Solution India pvt.led. To know the purchase
department, sales department, merchandising, quality control department, objectives, needs of
company etc., the training is very use full to our training.