Program Schedule
08:30 AM: Registration followed by Welcome Tea/Coffee
08:45 AM: Hand Soldering Competition starts in batches
10:00 AM: Address by the Chief Guest Dr. Kingsley Bernard - Chairman and CEO – Sri Lanka Export Development Board
10:15 AM: Hand Soldering Competition Continues
01:00 PM: Networking Lunch
01:45 PM: Registration for Networking Event
02:00 PM: Address by Ms. Indumini Kodikara - Director, Export Services – Sri Lanka Export Development Board
02:10 PM: Address by Dr. Ajith Pasqual - President - Sri Lanka Electronics Manufacturers and Exporters Association (SLEMEA)
02:20 PM: Introduction to IPC by Mr. Vittal Vatar - Regional Manager - IPC (South India, Sri Lanka & Saudi Arabia)
02:30 PM: Sharing of Experiences by Mr. Ville Pirila - Vice President of Quality - GPV Group
02:45 PM: Presentation on “Best Practices in Electronics Assembly” by Master IPC Trainer Mr. CS Nagraj
03:30 PM: Presentation on “Wire Harness – A growing sector in Electronics” by Master IPC Trainer Mr. TN Phanishayee
4:30 PM: Presentation on "JBC Tools" by Mr. Anand Selveraj - Country Manager - JBC Tools
4:40 PM: Q&A Session
4:45 PM: End of Program & announcement of winners
Industry Importance
The electronics industry in Sri Lanka has been growing steadily over the years, thanks to the government's support and initiatives to promote the sector. The country's strategic location, skilled workforce, and supportive regulatory environment have also contributed to the growth of the electronics industry. The Sri Lankan government has implemented several policies and initiatives to promote the growth of the electronics industry.
Sri Lanka has a well-educated and skilled workforce, particularly in the fields of engineering and technology. This provides a strong foundation for the growth of the electronics industry, as it requires a skilled workforce to design, manufacture, and test electronic components.
Overall, the electronics industry in Sri Lanka is expected to continue growing in the coming years, driven by favorable government policies, a skilled workforce, and a supportive business environment. With continued investment and innovation, the industry has the potential to become a major player in the global electronics market.
Electronics Assembly
Printed Circuit Board assembly is a very important process in Electronic Manufacturing in ensuring the quality and reliability of the product. Technicians who perform the soldering process on the production shopfloor possess proficiency in their skills in soldering skills, which help their companies to manufacture the products to meet the expectations of the customers. IPC India Hand Soldering competitions initiative supported by various Sector Skills Council of India promotes the drive for the ‘Skilling India” mission and encourages specialized skill development in the electronics industry. The initiative supports companies in staff motivation; adopting best practices; following industry standards; encouraging up-skilling & re-skilling; recognizing good performers & rewarding skills.
Who Should Participate in the event
Professionals involved with electronics, electrical & IT/ICT sector and trade including vertical markets like defence, medical & consumer electronics. Special invitation to potential entrepreneurs in electrical & electronics trade and faculties involved with Institute or University department associated with Electronics, Telecommunications & Electrical
Registration Charges
There is no registration charge for participation.