Bangladesh Garment Manufacturers and Exporters Association (BGMEA) President Faruque Hassan has said the RMG industry is increasingly focusing on enhancing efficiency and improving productivity to become more competitive in the global market in the coming days.
“Bangladesh’s apparel industry has immense potential for growth. We are making all-out edeavours to seize every opportunity that lies ahead where productivity enhancement is a key priority area as we are preparing for the next phase of development," he said.
BGMEA has established the Centre of Innovation, Efficiency and Occupation Safety and Health Improvement (OSH) at the BGMEA Complex that works on productivity improvements, Industrial Engineering, product development, industry 4.0, sustainability, lean manufacturing and Occupational Health & Safety.
The NIPOSH initiative is the first stepping stone toward our Centre of Innovation, Efficiency and OSH, he added.
Ambassador of Denmark to Bangladesh Winnie Estrup Petersen attended the ceremony as the guest of honor while Prof Dr Muhammad Fazli Ilahi, Vice-chancellor of Ahsanullah University of Science and Technology (AUST); Professor Peter Hasle, University of Southern Denmark, Søren Albertsen, Sector Counsellor, Danish Embassy; Abdullah Hil Rakib, Director of BGMEA; Inamul Haq Khan (Bablu), Director of BGMEA; and S.M Khaled, Chair of BGMEA Standing Committee on Industrial Engineering were present as special guests.
The NIPOSH was initiated to enhance productivity and efficiency of the RMG industry by integrating LEAN manufacturing and OSH.
The project intends to develop a network of professionals in the RMG industry and create a culture of collective consciousness and build a strong connectivity amongst the factories.
