At Tata Advanced Systems, colleagues of diverse backgrounds and abilities contribute unique viewpoints and perspectives to all aspects of the business, from Business Development to Program Management. Diverse colleagues offer a more personal understanding of our customers’ needs and concerns. Diverse teams in Tata Advanced Systems are more collaborative, more accepting of existing difference, and more apt to embody balance between prudence and risk-taking. Diverse teams are also more effective in a global environment, helping make Tata Advanced Systems the world leader in Aerospace and Defence and enrich lives.
Tata Advanced Systems’ Diversity and Inclusion team focuses on developing and implementing programs that:
As a testament to this belief, the company has chosen to build up the number of women in the industry’s traditionally male-dominated space — the shopfloor.
Increasing diversity and inclusion (D&I) on the manufacturing shopfloor is a huge challenge for most companies. Tata Advanced Systems took on this challenge knowing that this would help drive a stronger D&I culture across the organisation. "In Tata Advanced Systems, gender diversity at the shopfloor is vital to our success. Not just because it’s a laudable goal, but because we believe it makes business sense," says Sukaran Singh, MD & CEO, Tata Advanced Systems.
Tata Advanced Systems is a supplier to many of aerospace’s biggest names, including Boeing, Lockheed Martin, Sikorsky, etc. Till early 2017, Tata Advanced Systems’ Hyderabad facility had minimal representation of women in the workforce engaged in producing engines, wings, fuselage and other aerospace structures. The company had women on its rolls but with very limited presence in what is called ‘touch workforce’, people who work hands-on with the products.
Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) and Satellogic Inc. successfully built and launched India's first private space sub-metric high resolution EO satellite. Tata Advanced Systems Limited (TASL) has taken a significant step into the space sector by partnering with Satellogic Inc. to establish India's first fully integrated satellite manufacturing capability. This collaboration, signed in November 2023, positions TASL at the forefront of Earth Observation (EO) satellite development in India. The partnership’s first milestone is the launch of TSAT-1A, an advanced sub-meter resolution Earth Observation satellite. Assembled and tested at TASL's state-of-the-art Satellite Assembly, Integration, and Testing (AIT) facility in Vemagal, Karnataka. This also involved comprehensive training, knowledge transfer, and local assembly, integration and testing of optical and critical electronics packages of satellites. TSAT-1A represents a major achievement for India’s private sector. The satellite was successfully deployed aboard SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket in April 2024.
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