22 young employees from Artemyn recently embarked on their first visit to Artemyn’s kaolin mines in Brazil. This was their first time witnessing large-scale mineral extraction and processing up close, offering insights into the complexities behind sustainable mining operations.
“Our goal is to invest in building a workforce that values both efficiency and environmental stewardship. The visit to the ARCC kaolin mine supports our vision of empowering our young talents to grow as leaders shaping the future of our business.”
Luziane Sousa, Artemyn Human Resources Manager
During the visit, the young professionals, between 16 to 22 years old, who work in many departments of Artemyn such as Environment, HR, Safety, Health, Process, Maintenance, Warehouse, Port Production, Logistics, IT, Operational Excellence and more, explored every stage of kaolin extraction at ARCC mine, in Ipixuna do Pará, Brazil.
Guided by local leaders and Human Resources team, they observed advanced technologies used in processing the mineral to meet diverse industrial applications, including paper, ceramics, and cosmetics. The team also learned about safety standards, environmental practices, and community engagement efforts that ensure Artemyn’s operations align with responsible mining principles.
“This experience not only strengthened our young talents’ knowledge, but also reinforced Artemyn’s culture of innovation and continuous learning by exposing real-world challenges and sustainable practice”
Lohana Dias, Artemyn Human Resources Analyst
