At Canon they believe & follow the philosophy, Kyosei , signifying “living and working together for the common good”, this infrastructure is a small step towards their commitment in complying with Kyosei philosophy and working for the common good. CTEC was inaugurated in Dec, 2016 by Mr. Kazutada Kobayashi, President & CEO Canon India, located in Noida.
The entire premise is divided into 5 floors, each for different purpose like repair, training, demonstration, etc. We started our tour from the basement, which was dedicated for Rejuvenation. All the old machines from the field are brought here and is refurbished. We also observed another section in this area devoted to recycling and disposing the e-waste. The irreparable machines are recycled or scraped here as per the government norms related to e-waste disposal.
The ground floor, on one side, we observed an HD Photo Zone illustrating the high-end commercial products like Oce and IPF Pro Printer. Canon’s first inkjet production photo printer for printing wedding photographs, Dream Labo was also displayed here. There were two units, one was used for training purposes and the other for customer demonstration. On the other side of the ground floor was the Toner Refilling Plant, where we could notice some used toner cartridges getting refilled. This also included an advanced compression plant to maintain air quality.
The Training Centre was located on the next floor, preparing the next generation of Service Engineers, Business Imaging Solutions IDC Partner Engineers and Managers. There was also a separate Level 3 Technical Help Desk located on this floor. Workshops and in-house learning sessions are frequently organized to make the engineers well adept with the products. The engineers are also given field trainings to identify and rectify problems in the products. Product demonstrations is given to have a better understanding about the products. Partners as well as Canon engineers through the trainings and demonstrations enhance their skills from basic to proficient levels of products.
The next level presented another important facet of this center, the Repair Centre. This is where Inkjet and laser printers (warranty or DOA cases) are repaired here. The spare parts are re-engineered and reused as well. The parts which can’t be reused is recycled or disposed as per government norms. There is a separate section for fixing films and defective PCBs are repaired & reused for machines under contracts.
On the third floor, there is a separate Camera Repair Center formed by consolidating Delhi-NCR region repair centers. The entire range of Canon DSLR, lenses, projector and broadcasting cameras are repaired on this floor.
Lastly, the rooftop. It’s called Social Responsibility floor and Canon’s efforts and investment in green technology and energy conservation is quite palpable. You could find a series of solar panels installed here, use of LED lights everywhere to save power, and also the RO plants ensuring clean drinking water. These are laudable steps towards sustainable development. This entire architecture is speculated to reduce the operations cost by more than 40% and thus, justifies the huge investment.
Canon believes in providing best customer experience through its various services. With the help of this training facility, Canon aim to excel in this endeavour by imparting training to engineers, sales teams and channel partners. The training will help them to get a better understanding of products and further enhance the customer experience.
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