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Celbi arranged a Pulp Production Process training course as part of its Skills Development Scheme. The course lasted for five days and was held at the Quinta do Furadouro premises. It was the first technical course relating to paper pulp production which involved technicians from all of the Altri Group’s different production units. The subjects […]
On 11th September 2018, Celbi hosted an activity entitled “Take a photo and send a message”. This initiative was not just for Celbi’s employees, it was extended to external service providers, and it consisted of filling balloons with helium to ensure that they remained visible all day long. The balloons contained five different slogans: “Attention! […]
Porto Business School considers the Altri Group to be very relevant as an organisation, because of its great contribution towards the domestic economy, its strong international presence, its excellent economic, financial and commercial performance, its production and innovation and above all, the exceptionally high quality of the technical and behavioural skills of its top management […]
There was a desire to create a training model that was coherent, wide-ranging and continued over time, which would be able to open up pathways towards developing skills suitable for all the companies in the Altri group, thereby reinforcing the group’s culture and aims. As a result of this vision, the Altri Leadership Academy was […]
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Last year was Celbi’s best ever in terms of safety. A strict attitude towards safety meant that employees avoided injuring themselves. To get to this point, an internal project had to be implemented to bring about changes to risky behaviours.
The Safe Behaviour Project came at the right time at Celbi. In the last few years, the number of accidents had stabilised at a threshold that, although not bad, was not what the company wanted.
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