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Another day

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07:03 AM

First things first: checking the most important machine issues. What’s working and what isn’t? Let’s go!

07:41 AM

First stop: the cucumber line. Something isn’t running quite right, so it’s time to find the cause.

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08:56 AM

A discussion at the production line. How can we improve this machine’s output?

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10:18 AM

A quick call with a supplier. A machine currently being tested in Spain is running behind schedule.

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11:32 AM

Checking the latest technical drawing for the new processing line. Then it’s time for lunch.

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01:15 PM

A walk through the temporary processing hall to make sure everything meets the required safety standards.

02:50 PM

500 seeds per bag. Not one more, not one less. It never gets old, so it’s worth taking a quick look before the next meeting starts.

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04:14 PM

One last round along the line. Everything’s running smoothly. It’s never truly finished, but that’s exactly what makes engineering so fascinating.

Jelle Syngenta profielfotoJelleMachine Engineer

Between the production floor and technical puzzles.

Behind every packaging line is a smart piece of engineering. As a Machine Engineer, Jelle works on making everything better, smarter and more efficient. From testing new packaging lines to coordinating contractors and fine-tuning machines. 10,000 steps a day? Easy.

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