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Undivided attention
Krefeld, the teams receive their finishing touches with in-house
training at Pavatex’s site.
Following in-house training in Germany, siempelkamp will
support its customer with startup training accompanying the startup
process. “this will set the course for reliability and success
regarding the handling of our equipment from the beginning on,”
says Jochen Paul, Project Manager Automation at siempelkamp.
Kalevala: basic training from professionals
for professionals
In early october, the Russian siempelkamp customer ooo DoK
Kalevala seized the opportunity to receive training competence
from siempelkamp. 13 Kalevala employees prepared for their
future work at a complete osB plant which is built at the
Petrozawodsk location.
the guests from Russia covered a broad range of different professions,
from the press operator, to the laboratory manager, to
the electrical engineer. As a result, the training content was very
diverse and included, for example, an introduction in osB technology
as well as topics regarding plant design, automation,
front-end technology, visualization, mat-forming, press and
board properties, hydraulics, cooling and stacking line and
packing line.
“We are receiving all possible information about our plant which
is important for our future work,” summarizes one of the participants.
Another participant comments: “everything is very well
organized!” Furthermore, to the Kalevala team it seemed
meaningful and important to get to know the siempelkamp professionals
personally in Germany. the individual lectures always
resulted in a very lively discussion with many questions and
answers.
Following the one-week training course in Krefeld, the Kalevala
group visited the osB plant of another siempelkamp customer
where it received several days of practical training – another
good prerequisite for a best-possible start of the Kalevala plant!
Last but not least, detailed on-site operator training in the course
of the start-up of the plant is part of the concept.
the conclusion: “early birds” optimally prepare themselves ahead
of time in Krefeld for the conditions of their future plant so that
each step and each action hits the spot!