Recently, our college took us on an exciting industrial visit to Haier Company, a global leader in home appliances and electronics, and it turned out to be an unforgettable learning experience for all of us.

As we stepped into the Haier manufacturing unit, the first thing we noticed was the cleanliness, organization, and discipline in the workplace. Our guide welcomed us warmly and gave a short introduction about the company’s history and achievements and its global presence, and its vision for “Inspired Living.”

We were surprised to learn that Haier started as a small refrigerator factory and has now become one of the biggest brands worldwide. 

We were then taken on a tour of the refrigerator manufacturing unit. It was fascinating to watch how raw materials are transformed into high-quality refrigerators as a finished product. The process was smooth, well-organized, and full of advanced technology. We could see how every employee played a key role in ensuring the products met top quality standards. They also told us that in one hour they make around 300 refrigerators. They had their Smart Home appliances range; we also came to know that Haier has the biggest drum burners in the market. They had many new IOT based products. An interesting fact shared was Haier’s “Zero Distance” philosophy, which ensures that every employee is connected to the customers’ needs.

What impressed us most was Haier’s focus on innovation and customer satisfaction. The guide explained how the company regularly updates its designs and technology to meet changing consumer needs. We also learned about the importance of teamwork, safety measures, and time management in such a large-scale industry. Before leaving, we had a small Q&A session with the company’s team, which cleared many of our doubts about production, marketing, and global business operations.

The visit gave us practical insights into what we usually read in books. It not only enhanced our technical knowledge but also inspired us to think about our future careers in the industry. We experienced how the corporation works. 

I would like to thank the EMPI management institution for organizing such a wonderful Industrial Visit, which provided us with an experience of learning beyond the classroom. I am very grateful to our esteemed faculty members for this Industrial Visit.

Anuska Saha 
Batch 2025-27