
New Delhi: Rubber, Chemical & Petrochemical Skill Development Council (RCPSDC) moved into their new office at the corporate premises in Saket, New Delhi. The newly acquired office was inaugurated by Chairman of RCPSDC, Mr. Rummy Chhabra in presence of Governing Council members, Mr. Vinod Simon, Past Chairman, Mr. Mohinder Lal Gupta, Managing Director, Vinko Auto Industry Ltd, RCPSDC, Mr. Rajiv Budhraja, Director General, ATMA, Dr. K Rajkumar, Director, IRMRA, Ms. Shewani Nagpal, COO and officials of RCPSDC.
Commenting on the inauguration of the new office Mr. Rummy Chhabra Chairman of RCPSDC said, “RCPSDC has proved to be one of the most diversified Sector Skill Councils in the country. With the addition of Chemical & Petrochemical sectors, we are also expanding our team specialized in Chemical & Petrochemical sectors. We are excited to announce the better & larger workspace of RCPSDC. We are confident that this new move will align better with our objectives and assist in fulfilling the ‘Skill India’ mission. Together with the offices across the country, the new head office will enable us to create a cohesive network and further strengthen our service capabilities.”

Backed by its strategic investment of strengthening the team and expanding its physical presence, RCPSDC is set to keep its promise of Skill Excellence and reinforce its position as the trendsetter and biggest sector skill council of India.

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