Henkel Industrial Company Opens Its Doors to Senior Students
Inspiring the Next Generation
A unique energy fills the plant when curious minds step onto the production floor. For the students and teachers from BISAK, this visit offered a backstage pass into the inner workings of a major GCC manufacturing hub.
We began with an introduction to the "Henkel DNA." The session highlighted how we transform complex science into the trusted technologies people rely on daily, all while maintaining a relentless drive for sustainability.
Inside the Plant
The highlight of the day was the guided tour. Wearing full safety gear, students navigated the Henkel Production System inside our Adhesive Technologies facility to witness how advanced bonding solutions are manufactured at scale.
From precise quality control to efficient production lines, the group saw exactly how "Made by Henkel" comes to life. They learned that keeping industries running requires more than just machinery, it demands deep expertise and a commitment to responsible operations.
Learning Through Play
To make the experience hands-on, we challenged the group with an interactive process map game and a high-stakes quiz. Watching the students strategize over manufacturing workflows proved that the next generation of industry leaders is already on its way. They simply need the right environment to thrive, and what better environment than the innovative universe that we have built over the past 150 years here at Henkel.
Shaping Future Careers
The visit concluded with an open dialogue where students shared reflections with our Henkel colleagues. Many noted the impressive balance they observed between industrial efficiency and environmental stewardship.
When the buses pulled away, these students left with more than just new knowledge about our operations. They departed with a clearer vision of their own potential career paths in engineering and sustainable innovation.
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