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| Paper maker |
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Train to become a paper maker
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| Duration of training: |
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As a rule 3 years. In exceptional cases 2 1/2 years.
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| Scope of work: |
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The manufacturing of fine papers takes place using a variety of different production units. For the paper maker, this means producing high-quality paper using manufacturing and finishing units as parts of this highly varied and interesting job. Research and development and waste water treatment can also fall within the range of responsibilities of the paper maker. Everything has to be organised, coordinated, controlled, and measured in order to ensure that the customer receives the very best in quality. The paper maker receives support from modern process guidance systems which per se form the keystone for operating the production units. Preparation for the complete range of tasks to be carried out takes place directly in practice and in the form of state-of-the-art computer simulations.
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| Entry requirements: |
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We are expecting good secondary school qualifications or a school leaving certificate and an interest in mathematics and technology. |
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| Opportunities for further trainings: |
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- Foreman - Paper technologist - Graduate paper milling engeniering - Graduate paper engeniering
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| Why not contact us today about your career training plans: |
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M-real Zanders GmbH
Klaus-Jürgen Kubowski
An der Gohrsmühle | Postfach 20 09 60 | D-51439 Bergisch Gladbach
02202/15-4159 | Fax:+49 (0) 2202 15 2812
Email:
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