Enventure, a leading Engineering design Services Company based in Bangalore, has launched the Enventure Centre for Advanced Digital Construction at the PES Institute of Technology and Management (PESITM) Shivamogga to employ students in new age 3D digital technologies increasingly being deployed in the construction sector globally. The Centre will provide job opportunities to freshly graduated engineers and to engineers who want to reverse migrate to Shivamogga.
Over the year, the Enventure Centre for Advanced Digital Construction will recruit around 100 Engineers from PESITM and train them for a duration of three months to ensure that they are industry-ready and are able to handle projects related to Building Information Modelling (BIM) and 3D designs which is crucial to the planning, design, and construction of structures and buildings and is the future of construction. This centre will also collaborate with the faculty too in improving the overall skill levels on 3D design technology.
Commenting on the initiative, Anil Sivadas, President, Enventure said, “We thank PESITM for giving us the opportunity to locate our Centre for Advanced Digital Construction at their campus in Shivamogga. We aim to tap talent in tier II and tier III cities and setting up bases there as it gives us access to a larger talent pool. These cities have gradually come up the ranks to feature in India’s employment mix largely due to skills available in deeper corners of the country and consistent investments in infrastructure in these regions. In order to diversify the workforce, there is a movement towards tapping the engineering pool that India’s tier 2-3 cities have to offer. We are planning to open more such advanced centres at cities like Mysore, Hubli, Dharwad etc in the near future thereby driving innovation, creating jobs and contributing to economic growth and development.”
Enventure Centre for Advanced Digital Construction will provide an excellent prospect for freshly graduated engineers to receive mentorship from experienced professionals. Through the training process, they are exposed to real-life situations that challenge their skills, knowledge, and creativity. The centre will also provide ample training and employment opportunities for employees who had migrated to their native during the pandemic, thus helping maintain a healthy work life balance by giving them the same skilled opportunities available in other metropolitan cities in their hometown, Shivamogga.
