On the program: lunch at the restaurant Auberge des Lacs in Thyez, followed by a pétanque tournament at the Thyez boulodrome.

It was a warm and friendly moment that allowed everyone to get to know each other better and share good times together, far from the workshops and offices.

A big thank you to all the teams for their enthusiasm and team spirit!

The perfect way to recharge our batteries before heading into the new season with energy and motivation.

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Valentin completed a one-month internship at INODEC and discovered the industrial world: “I didn’t know the world of machining. I imagined it filled with machines with rigorous monitoring, but without a precise idea of what to expect.”

Valentin was able to discover the entire operation of the company: “I had the chance to explore everything. I discovered a human-sized company, where each department plays a key role: methods, control, logistics, production… I was surprised by the technicality and the innovations present, particularly in quality control.”

The young student is now reconsidering his aspirations. Initially wishing to specialize in computer science, he is now considering a career oriented towards mechanics or design and ergonomics.

We wish Valentin every success in his future studies!

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‘I didn’t know exactly which industry I wanted to specialize in, but I wanted to stay in our mountains. Ultimately, it was precision machining that appealed to me, as it was a good opportunity to acquire many skills and have a broad overview,’ says Mathis. His experience at INODEC reinforced him in this path. There, he discovered a concrete industry and varied projects: ‘The company is of human size, which I like. We work on several projects at the same time, every day is different, there is no routine.’

Under the wing of his manager, Mathis is in charge of industrialization, his missions are numerous and varied: 3D drawing and modeling, documentation of manufacturing processes, proposal for plan improvement and design of forming or positioning tools… ‘I like design, that’s what I enjoy the most. Starting from scratch with a specification is really a challenge.’

Mathis works closely with the setters to ensure the quality and feasibility of the projects, the field side is a very important axis: “We must understand the problems they encounter in the workshop”.

His advice to young people interested in this type of career ? ‘The Bachelor’s degree in Mechanical Engineering and Production is very general and allows you to be operational quickly, we learn concrete things which allows us not to be lost when we arrive in the company. The work-study program is an excellent way to gain practical experience. Combining studies and a work-study program is therefore very enriching. The choice of the school is also crucial, it is a guarantee of quality training and it can open doors depending on the portfolio of contacts it has.’

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