Amiblu Pipes Spain and the Fundació Mercè Pla join forces in handling fibreglass reels
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The company Amiblu Pipes Spain has signed a collaboration agreement with the Fundació Mercè Pla for the handling of the fibreglass reels it uses in its industrial activity. The news was published by the specialised media outlet iAgua, which covers water and environmental issues.
Fibreglass reels are large rolls of material used in the manufacture of pipes. Handling them requires care, organisation and appropriate work processes. Through this agreement, the company and the foundation work together on this task within the facilities of Amiblu Pipes Spain.
The Fundació Mercè Pla is an entity that promotes the social and labour inclusion of people with disabilities. For this reason, this type of collaboration makes it possible to combine the company's productive activity with a social objective. In this way, both parties share the responsibility of creating employment opportunities.
In short, this alliance shows how an industrial company can organise part of its work with the help of a social foundation. The available information does not include further details about the number of workers involved or the duration of the agreement.
Sources: iAgua
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