Hindustan Paper Corporation Jobs for Recruitment For Executive Trainees in Kolkata
Hindustan Paper Corporation
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Job Description
Post Name : Executive Trainees No. of Vacancies : 02 Posts Pay Scale : Rs. 8600-14600/- (Per Month) Educational Qualification : ACA/AICWA/MBA or Graduate (full-time) with two year full-time Post Graduate Degree/Diploma in Materials Management. Nationality : Indian Age Limit : 22 to 30 years As on 01.03.2016 Job Location : Kolkata (West Bengal) How to Apply HPC Vacancy : Interested candidates may apply in prescribed application form along with self-attested copies of certificates in support of age, qualification, experience if any, etc by hand/ Registered Post to Assistant Manager (HR&ES), Hindustan Newsprint Limited, 75-C, Park Street, Kolkata 700 016 on or before 05.04.2016. Important Dates to Remember : Last Date For Submission of Application : 05.04.2016
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ACA/AICWA/MBA or Graduate (full-time) with two year full-time Post Graduate Degree/Diploma in Materials Management.
Looking for MBA / PGDM / MBM graduates profile.
2016-03-05 to 2016-04-05
Company Profile
About Hindustan paper corporation
HPC group has four paper mills, two of which are units and two are subsidiary companies. HPC is the holding company for Hindustan Newsprint Ltd. (HNL) and Nagaland Pulp & Paper Company Ltd. (NPPC). Nagaon Paper Mill (NPM) and Cachar Paper Mill (CPM) function directly under HPCs control and their performance is reflected in HPCs operating results. Over a period of three decades, HPC has built up a total capacity of about 3.35 lakh tonnes of paper and newsprint.
HPC was entrusted with the task of producing substantial volumes of cultural varieties of paper and newsprint to maintain stability of price in a volatile market. Besides, it was designed to be a catalyst for industrial growth in the North-East. It was also engaged in the task of developing indigenous expertise for setting up large newsprint and paper mills.
The planned development of the paper industry in India began only in the post-independence period. The growth, however, slowed down in the sixties owing to the escalation of cost and the scarcity of forest-based raw materials. The stagnation led to frequent shortages of cultural varieties of paper, causing hardship to common consumers. There were also the national task of developing the industrially backward regions for balanced socio-economic growth. It was against this background that the Government of India set up the Hindustan Paper Corporation (HPC) on May 29, 1970.