Social responsibility has always been an integral part of Thermax culture and what could be a better way to pass on the baton to the millennials of the company than an exposure to the same during their induction. The new batch of Graduate Engineer Trainees (GETs), Graduate Apprentices (GAs) and Diploma Engineer Trainees (DETs) were given an experiential orientation towards corporate social responsibility during their induction programme in the month of July and September. GAs were assigned a unique activity of preparing handmade study material sheets for slow learners, designed originally by experts based on multiple intelligence theory of Howard Gardner. The group completed as many as 350 sheets which were dispatched to the NGO the same day. DETs visited Shree Shirdi Sai Baba Home for Blind Women. They spent quality time with the ladies, served them food and were inspired to see them making bags with multiple coloured plastic strings, flawlessly and swiftly, displaying their determination despite their limitations. GETs were given the task to make paper bags from newspapers, calendars or used chart papers as an alternative to polythene bags and sell the bags to the employees present at the Thermax Learning Academy (TLA) for promoting both environmental and social cause. The proceeds from this unique sale were given to an NGO.
Month: January 2020
Running Miles, Bringing Smiles
A group of Thermaxians once again ran wholeheartedly for the ‘Runathon for Hope’ organised on 10th December 2019 by the Rotary Club of Nigdi-Pune. To make the tenth edition of the half marathon even more meaningful, employees formally enrolled themselves in the category of ‘5 km Corporate Run’, supporting the cause of health and empowerment.
Thermax wins Rs. 431 crore order for two Flue Gas Desulphurisation (FGD) systems
Ms. YB Teresa Kok, Minister of Primary Industries visits the Thermax booth at PIPOC 2019, Malaysia
The Air Pollution Control business of Thermax took part in PIPOC, the prestigious International Palm Oil Congress and Exhibition 2019, drawing participation from over 400 exhibitors.
The event was graced by the Prime Minister of Malaysia, YAB Tun Dr. Mahathir Bin Mohamad. At the event, Thermax displayed its new industry advances, current technologies, equipment and products while aligning with the theme of this congress– ‘Balancing Sustainability Pillars’. Our team had the opportunity to interact with potential customers, industry stalwarts and key Government officials, including Ms. YB Teresa Kok, Minister of Primary Industries, Malaysia. She expressed a keen interest in understanding how our air pollution control solutions can address the emission needs of the palm oil industry.
Combloc Optima, a next-generation boiler with improved efficiency and better equipment uptime
Building on the strengths of Thermax’s well-established series of Combloc boilers, we are pleased to introduce Combloc Optima, a next-generation boiler with improved efficiency and better equipment uptime. It is a highly robust, compact, efficient, plug-and-play packaged boiler, designed to meet your steam requirements.
Power division synchronises a 15 MW biomass based power plant for an independent power producer in Burgos, Philippines
Power division synchronised a 15 MW biomass based power plant for an independent power producer in Burgos, Philippines. This is a repeat order for a turnkey EPC power plant from the customer which is designed to utilise agro wastes such as rice husk, napier grass and corn stalk as fuel. Another milestone in Thermax’s journey of delivering sustainable solutions to its increasing customer base in South East Asia.
