The British Columbia (B.C.) provincial government’s crown corporation, Forestry Innovation Consulting India Pvt Ltd (FII India), popularly known as Canadian Wood, supported the grand opening of Caple Industrial Solutions – Centre of Excellence (CoE). The inauguration ceremony of the 13,000-sq.ft. CoE at Pelhar in Vasai was held on August 5th. It marked a significant milestone in the industry, showcasing Canadian Wood’s commitment to promote sustainable practices and advance the skill development of the workforce. Caple, which is known for its expertise in providing top wood working machinery and training & development facility, also expressed enthusiasm about the launch.
A pioneering initiative, the CoE at Vasai is a first-of-its-kind in the industry that seeks to spotlight the latest technologies and comprehensive training programs conducted throughout the year. Canadian Wood gains access to Caple’s cutting edge facility to host a diverse array of events and training workshops. It will be empowered, along with the support of Furniture Fittings Skill Council (FFSC), to conduct top-notch training sessions, equipping participants with essential industry skills and knowledge. Furthermore, the facility also provides a strategic platform to showcase and promote Canadian Wood’s products, elevating their brand presence and expanding their market reach.
Talking about the launch of the CoE, Pranesh Chhibber, Country Director of Canadian Wood, said, “We are thrilled to support the Centre of Excellence, as it symbolises our dedication to create a positive impact in the wood industry. Through this effort with Caple, we aim to nurture and enhance the skills of our workforce, cultivating a community of responsible wood practitioners who share our commitment to sustainability.”
Satyan Thukral, CEO, Caple, added, “We are honoured to receive support for the prestigious Canadian Wood’s Centre of Excellence. This initiative aligns perfectly with our mission to empower professionals with the technology, process knowledge and skills necessary to drive sustainable practices forward as it is the need of the hour.”
