Mitsubishi HiTec Paper welcomes 19 apprentices

Among them are seven paper technologists, three machine and plant operators, two industrial clerks, three industrial mechanics, two electronics technicians, and two warehouse and logistics operatives.

During the next few years they will gain new experiences and insights through intensive training, according to Mitsubishi HiTec Paper, whether it be on large paper and coating machines, or in the management and distribution of the global manufacturer of coated specialty papers.

All new trainees start with the ‘Fit Trainees’ program, where health and safety conduct rules are explained and they are introduced to the company’s organization and integrated management system, as well as being given training in first aid and fire protection.

Training young people at its sites in Bielefeld and Flensburg is very important to Mitsubishi HiTec Paper, and Andreas Born, head of training at the Mistsubishi HiTec Paper site in Bielefeld, said: ‘Especially in the light of demographic trends, competitive production and worldwide distribution of our high quality specialty papers is only possible with well-trained specialists.’