Dulanga, July 8: NML Dulanga successfully concluded the first batch of its Summer Internship Training Programme, marking a significant step in nurturing future mining professionals through industry-oriented practical training.
The month-long internship provided students with hands-on exposure to various aspects of mining operations, safety protocols and industry best practices. During the valedictory interaction, Shri Amudala Pratap, Head of Project, NML Dulanga, engaged with the interns and reviewed their learning experiences and insights gained throughout the programme.
The training curriculum included comprehensive sessions on general and fire safety, along with Virtual Reality (VR)-based learning at the Vocational Training Centre (VTC). Interns also underwent first aid training, including Cardiopulmonary Resuscitation (CPR) and emergency response techniques, highlighting the importance of workplace safety in mining operations.
In addition, participants received technical training in Mine Planning, Survey and Geology, enabling them to develop a deeper understanding of core mining disciplines. They were also familiarised with Standard Operating Procedures (SOPs) for Light Motor Vehicles (LMVs) and Heavy Motor Vehicles (HMVs), statutory mining regulations and Coal Handling Plant (CHP) operations.
The programme further included sessions on Administration, Human Resources (HR), Occupational Health and Safety, providing interns with insights into organisational policies, professional conduct and workplace management.
The successful completion of the inaugural Summer Internship Programme reflects NML Dulanga’s commitment to developing skilled young professionals through experiential learning, promoting a strong culture of safety and preparing the next generation for successful careers in the mining industry.
