Preparing tomorrow’s team members with pre-hire assessments
The automotive industry in the Southeast was surging when Inalfa opened its initial 300-job operation in Cherokee County, and the demand for the company’s sunroof products surged right along with it.
With a large customer base in the Southeast, it made sense for the company to announce a 100,000-square-foot expansion to its Acworth location, adding 100 more jobs and space for additional high-volume production lines. This building is utilized to encapsulate glass panels via injection molding and steel reinforcement bonding.
Quick Start has been Inalfa’s training partner since the beginning. It produced company-specific training videos on topics such as glass and steel reinforcement bonding processes, glass encapsulation and Inalfa’s TP10-BMW F15 Line for the BMW X5, the longest and most complex production line. Everyone on the floor also went through Quick Start’s pre-hire assessment process.
“The automotive industry can be a culture shock to anyone,” said Michael Adoyo, Inalfa’s production trainer of operations. “[The pre-hire] gives them an awareness of what it’s like and prepares them mentally before they actually hit the floor.”
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Our vision is to become the first-choice OEM partner in roof systems and integrated technologies in the changing automotive industry landscape — a partner that is trusted to deliver.
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