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LAM Research to offer 240-hour training to make people employable in electronics, mechanical assembly jobs

Lam Research Corporation, a U.S.-based semiconductor manufacturing equipment and solutions firm, said that as part of the company’s corporate social responsibility initiative, it would launch Lam Research Skill Development Programme

LAM Research to offer 240-hour training to make people employable in electronics, mechanical assembly jobs

Lam Research Corporation, a leading U.S.-based semiconductor manufacturing equipment and solutions firm, has announced the launch of a comprehensive 240-hour Skill Development Programme. The initiative, part of the company's corporate social responsibility efforts, aims to strengthen the talent pipeline for India's advanced manufacturing sector by providing job-focused skilling programs and employment opportunities for individuals from socially and economically disadvantaged communities.

Rangesh Raghavan, the corporate vice-president and managing director of Lam Research India, expressed the company's commitment to investing in local talent and equipping participants with the necessary skills and opportunities to succeed in manufacturing industries across multiple sectors. The 240-hour program encompasses key training components such as electronics and mechanical assembly fundamentals, shop floor manufacturing processes, quality and inspection practices, safety, health, and compliance, as well as workplace and employability skills.

Moreover, the program will include structured assessments, hands-on practical exposure, and job-readiness modules to ensure participants are well-prepared for the workforce. Successful program completers will receive an industry-recognized certification, aligned with manufacturing industry requirements, from an affiliated assessment agency of the National Skills Development Council (NSDC).

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