In January, we had an opportunity to host students of the Faculty of Mechanical and Industrial Engineering at the Warsaw University of Technology. Two groups of students of the Mechanics and Machines Construction major had a chance to see for themselves how the production processes look. They study theory of those processes at their university.
The tour was organised within the Foundry course hours and its main aim was to present what the pressure casting process is like, both in cold and hot chambers. Those processes are standard fare for Saga ’s workers, but for the students of 3rd semester – it is an interesting novelty.
Young people could hear about the industrial reality and get familiar with Saga’s business activity. They could also observe impressive processes: machining on CNCs, surface treatment, and cataphoretic painting. The cherry on the cake was the possibility to watch closely how the castings quality control equipment, such as coordinate-measuring machine or industrial X-ray, work.
We believe the visit at Saga Poland was an inspiration for the students and introduction to their future careers at the foundry industry. We are glad we can actively support the education system in forging skills needed at the labour market!
