• Legal Status: Section 8 Company • Non-Profit
  • An Initiative Of: Winntus Group (CSR)
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Formwork in practice
A high-rise core under construction, its slab edges and climbing safety screen visible through protective netting High-rise slab edges
Reinforced-concrete slab bays with column starter bars, supported by props beneath a tower craneSlab bay & crane Two workers cutting steel with an abrasive saw, sparks throwing across a site fabrication baySteel cutting on site A grid of props holding slab formwork in place beside a finished column with its starter bars waiting to be tiedPropped slab formwork A worker grinding the collar of a steel prop in a yard stacked with formwork componentsProp overhaul
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Our Foundation

About WIFT

A workshop fabricator finishing a panel edge

India's Most Trusted Formwork Partner

Winntus has built its industry experience around formwork and scaffolding solutions, working closely with construction projects and professionals. WIFT carries this practical knowledge forward into education – with a broader, not-for-profit purpose.

A CSR initiative by Winntus Group • Section 8 Company • Non-Profit Organisation.

The Programme
Machinery and stacked panels on the fabrication shop floor

Connecting engineering fundamentals with real project execution

The construction industry needs professionals who can connect engineering fundamentals with modern methods and real project execution. WIFT exists to build that connection through structured, industry-led learning.

How We Work With Partners
Reinforcement laid over slab formwork ahead of the pour

From an idea to an industry-backed institute

WIFT intends to launch responsibly: run a private pilot with a partner college, standardise what works, pursue appropriate recognition, and only then scale across India. The roadmap is a plan, not a claim of progress already made.

Quality & Vision
Why WIFT Was Created

Four realities behind the institute

A curved high-rise frame wrapped in scaffolding
01
Academic Knowledge

Students learn civil-engineering fundamentals but may receive limited exposure to modern formwork systems – drawings, components and site practice.

Two workers assembling components at a workshop bench
02
Practical Gap

Drawings, components, cycle planning, quality, safety and execution are best understood through hands-on learning, not lecture alone.

A slender column form rising above a slab of reinforcement
03
Industry Expectation

Employers increasingly value job-ready engineers who can understand site systems, contribute sooner and work safely from day one.

Two workers in orange uniforms inside an unfinished concrete frame
04
WIFT's Role

Create a structured bridge between colleges, students, industry experts and construction projects – from classroom understanding to construction-site capability.

The Winntus Legacy

What WIFT draws on

01 · Industry Experience

Practical understanding of formwork systems, manufacturing, rental, sales and site execution.

02 · Project Exposure

Continuous interaction with developers, contractors, engineers and site teams.

03 · Knowledge Base

Lessons built from real construction challenges, quality requirements and execution practices.

04 · Giving Back

WIFT converts industry experience into structured learning for the next generation.

Vertical reinforcement and column forms on an upper slab
The Programme

150 hours, six steps from concept to career

A practice-oriented model designed around exposure, application and measurable competency – six steps from concept to career.

  1. 01
    Theory & drawing interpretation

    Formwork purpose, terminology, systems, components and construction drawings.

  2. 02
    Practical competency

    Assembly, checks, safe working methods and site discipline – verified, not assumed from attendance.

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A Note From the Promoters

Why We Are Building WIFT

The construction industry has given us decades of learning. WIFT is our effort to return that knowledge to the next generation in a structured and meaningful way. Our aim is to help young professionals understand not only how structures are designed, but how modern construction is actually executed – safely, efficiently and with excellence. We want WIFT to grow as an institution that serves the entire construction ecosystem.

Dr. D. P. Goel, Chairman, Winntus Group Dr. D. P. GoelChairman, Winntus Group

The future of construction will require a stronger connection between education, technology and practical skills. Through WIFT, we want students to learn from classrooms, laboratories, factories, live projects and experienced industry professionals. Our vision is to create employable talent today and, over time, build an institution of national relevance in construction technology education.

Mr. Naveen Goyal, Vice Chairman, Winntus Group Mr. Naveen GoyalVice Chairman, Winntus Group
Formwork in five ideas

How do skyscrapers rise a floor every four days?

  1. Monolithic Casting The core concept
  2. Hardware & Components System breakdown
  3. Science of Striking Safe form removal
  4. Engineering for Safety Calculated precision
  5. High-Speed Cycle 4-day slab cycle

Building knowledge. Building skills. Building construction excellence.

WIFT welcomes colleges, industry professionals, developers, EPC contractors, formwork specialists and institutions.

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