Industry technical compounder and recycler, Luxus and its partner plastics piping manufacturer, Polypipe have launched a Compounding Polymer Apprenticeship scheme to address the sectors skills shortage.
The first group of three apprentice technicians – Callum Ely (16), James Laurence (22) from Luxus, and Kamil Ostrowski (22) from Polypipe – have begun the new two-year, multi-site apprenticeship in polymer processing, delivered in partnership with training provider, Solutions4Polymers and funded by Cogent. L to R: Simon Thompson (quality manager, Luxus);…
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