Caribbean Cement Co. undergoes significant restructuring
Published by Robyn Wainwright,
Assistant Editor
World Cement,
In order to improve health and safety, as well as production performance, Jamaican cement manufacturer, Caribbean Cement Co. underwent an extensive JMD$875 million reconstruction in 4Q17. The company considered 2017 a transition year, introducing workforce development programmes and cross-training with other CEMEX cement plants.
“After defining 2017 as a year of transition, the Board of Directors is now focused on consolidation of ongoing initiatives in health and safety, and roll out of a two-year maintenance plan to ensure improved production performance and cement output,” stated Peter Donkersloot, Director of Caribbean Cement Co.
Caribbean Cement Co. continues to work by its standard of ‘Building a Greater Jamaica’ and its 2017 Corporate Social Responsibility programme impacted directly on 200 000 Jamaicans.
Read the article online at: https://www.worldcement.com/asia-pacific-rim/16022018/caribbean-cement-co-undergoes-significant-restructuring/
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