The force behind the glassmaking

The “bare glass” machine operator has direct contact with bottle production. They ensure that the IS machine (glass production machine) operates correctly and is well maintained, check the fall of the glass gob during fusion into the mold, regularly grease the molds, and periodically sample the bottles to check their compliance with the specifications sheet (size, quality, etc.). They are the force behind the glassmaking.

Knowledge and experience

The operator plays a fundamental role in the production quality chain as they are the first to observe the correct formation of the bottle. The highest level of production quality depends on their involvement and skills. This position requires expertise and experience combining technical knowledge of the machine and glassmaking defects.

Profile: 

• Professional baccalaureate majoring in a technical field and/or with glassmaking experience
• In-house training as an Operator

The work of a craftsman

When items are produced for the high-end segment at Saverglass, the adjuster works as a craftsman, accurately and carefully.

Molds: beauty and diversity

The aesthetic side of the work makes an adjuster's job particularly rewarding. Saverglass offers its clients more than 400 Saverglass Design models, produced in a wide range of sizes, from 5 to 600 cl. The extensive range of products in the catalogue brings diversity to the Adjuster’s work.

Profile: 

• BEP to BAC Professional Tooling or equivalent

Leading a team in a common project

The client is at the center of the common project shared by Saverglass employees. For the Production Manager, the major challenge is getting a team of several hundred people to work together on this project, achieving the quality, deadline, quantity and cost objectives. Working as a link between the management and operational staff, the Production Manager performs the role of a field manager. A technical leader drawing on their own expertise, they manage their people in line with the Group’s values. 

Coordinating the project 

As a project coordinator, the Production Manager manages, organizes and plans production in coordination with the allocated teams and the related support sectors. Under the responsibility of the Production Director, they direct the team supervisors and heads of sector and work in line with the safety processes and rules, looking after the production service budget and playing an important role in terms of continuously improving the industrial process. They ensure that the teams receive ongoing training – theoretical and on-the-job – and develop a forward-looking vision for passing on Saverglass’ unique know-how.

Profile: 

• Higher education in an Engineering School or postgraduate studies
• English desirable.
• Managerial skills – production management
• In-house training in glass and decoration professions