Students from Vsetín Tour the Production Facilities at Promet Prefix
How precise does a metalworker’s work have to be? Here, every hundredth of a millimeter counts. First- and second-year students studying metalworking at the Josef Sousedík Secondary Vocational School in Vsetín came to visit us to see what this kind of production looks like.
At our facility in Ratiboř near Vsetín, we machine metal parts with a precision of up to 0.01 mm. For example, we manufacture components for elevator systems that are used all over the world. During the field trip, the students had the opportunity to see our manufacturing technologies and observe the work of experienced machinists.
We have a long-standing partnership with the school. Its students complete vocational internships with us, during which they learn to mill, turn, grind, and drill. They also gain experience reading technical drawings and taking precise measurements. This allows them to put what they’ve learned in school into practice directly on the production floor.
We would like to continue this collaboration, which is why we also offered this year’s visitors the opportunity to participate in a vocational internship. After completing their studies, they may even find employment with us.
Thank you for visiting, and we hope to see some of you again soon.
