Er. Probal Ghosh
Vice- President, Asset & Energy Management, Tata Steel Limited


Advancing Reliability with Intelligence
Driving Industry 4.0 and Beyond
NCCM-2026 aims to provide a platform for knowledge sharing among experts, engineers, and academicians on advancements in condition monitoring. It emphasizes the role of AI and Industry 4.0 in improving predictive maintenance and reliability, promotes adoption of advanced techniques to enhance efficiency and reduce downtime, and encourages innovation and collaboration between industry and academia. The expected outcomes include enhanced technical knowledge of participants, increased adoption of modern condition monitoring practices, strengthened industry–academia partnerships, and identification of future research and application areas in smart maintenance systems.
NCCM-2026 invites paper submissions across disciplines related to Condition Monitoring of Machines and Structural Health Monitoring for presentation at the conference and inclusion in its proceedings.
Submissions that include relevant case studies are particularly encouraged, as they offer greater practical value to participants. All papers will undergo peer review prior to acceptance.
The abstract to be send to e-mail ID: convener.nccm26@gmail.com
Note : Commercialism / promotion of products should be avoided. Papers submitted without registering for conference by at least one of the authors will not be published.
A special souvenir will be brought out during NCCM 2026 consisting of abstracts of papers. An advertisement in the souvenir will be providing an excellent opportunity to reach out to professionals across fraternity.
Apart from presentations, it is planned to have exhibits of products from industries.
NEFT/DD/Cheque drawn in favor of:
“The Institution of Engineers (India) Jamshedpur Local Centre”
A/c No: 50100211347052, IFS Code: HDFC0001066, HDFC Bank, Jamshedpur – 831001, Jharkhand, India
Note: Addition 18% GST Applicable against all fees
(GST Registration No - 20AAATT3439Q5Z4)
CMSI is a nonprofit Professional body, and it was established in 2003 by a team of Scientists, Engineers, Maintenance Professionals and Academicians with an intention to promote and guide industry towards self-reliance and improved productivity through the application of condition-based maintenance strategies.
The Society also intends to be a common platform for condition monitoring practitioners to share their experience and expertise. To fulfill its objectives, the society conducts International and National Conferences, Workshops, Conference and Short-Term Courses.
CMSI also publishes a newsletter ‘MONITOR’ to keep its members abreast in all the facets of Condition Monitoring.
CMSI, Jamshedpur Chapter was started in the year 2010. Purpose of the CMSI local chapter is to bring together Condition Monitoring and maintenance engineers working in this region to share their experience more closely through case studies, Conference and workshops for furthering the Implementation of condition monitoring methodologies.
CMSI Jamshedpur chapter has been organizing Seminars, Exhibitions, Workshops and Technical Lectures on Condition monitoring at regular intervals. They also provide training on Condition monitoring to Small Scale Industries in and around Jamshedpur.
The Institution of Engineers (India) (IEI), established in 1920 and headquartered at 8 Gokhale Road, Kolkata, is the largest multidisciplinary professional engineering body in India, encompassing 15 engineering disciplines. Incorporated by Royal Charter in 1935, it remains the only professional body in India to receive this distinction.
Over more than a century, IEI has played a significant role in the development of modern engineering and serves engineers, academicians, and researchers by offering technical, professional, and support services to government, industry, and academia.
It operates through 125 centres across India and 6 overseas chapters, and maintains strong international linkages through bilateral agreements with about 31 organizations as well as membership in 8 international professional bodies, thereby establishing a prominent global presence.
The Jamshedpur Sub-Centre, established in 1952 as the first sub-centre in the country, initially served around 200 corporate members across Singhbhum district and was upgraded to a Local Centre in 1979.
Today, IEI Jamshedpur features a well-developed campus with a library, office, and Secretary’s room set amidst a landscaped garden. It currently has over 2,265 corporate members and approximately 6,500 non-corporate members.
The Centre conducts a wide range of professional activities, including technical meetings, industrial visits, continuing education programs, seminars, symposia, and quizzes, alongside National Conventions and International Seminars.
It also regularly observes key global and professional days with due significance. The Centre is presently led by Chairman Er. Vinit Kumar Shah, FIE, and Honorary Secretary Dr. Seeram Madhuri.
Conference Leadership & Committees
Vice- President, Asset & Energy Management, Tata Steel Limited
Patron, CMSI & Chairman KIMS Foundation Research Centre (KFRC), Hyderabad.
Chief of Mechanical Maintenance, Tata Steel, President – CMSI Jamshedpur Chapter
Chief (Manufacturing), Long Product,
Tata Steel,
Chairman – Institution of Engineers
(India), Jamshedpur Chapter
President, CMSI & DRDO Fellow, NSTL, Visakhapatnam
Head QA & Analytics, Tata Steel Limited, Secretary – CMSI
General Secretary, CMSI & Associate Professor of Practice (CSE), SRM University – AP, Amaravati