Your needs. Our drive.
Your needs. Our drive.
Osobnim podacima smatraju se vaši identifikacijski podaci koji inače nisu javno dostupni - ime i prezime, e-mail adresa, kućna adresa, broj telefona, podaci o datumu, godini i mjestu rođenja, obrazovanju i dosadašnjem radu i ostali podaci potrebni za prijavu na natječaj za zapošljavanje. AD Plastik Grupa obvezuje se kako će vaše osobne podatke koristiti isključivo u identifikacijske svrhe i razmatranje prijave za zapošljavanje. Čuvat će ih u tajnosti, neće ih distribuirati, objavljivati niti ih na bilo koji drugi način učiniti dostupnima bilo kojoj trećoj osobi bez vaše prethodne suglasnosti. Obilježavanjem označenog polja, dajete punovažan pristanak da se vaši prikupljeni podaci mogu obrađivati u svrhu selekcije i regrutacije za otvorena radna mjesta te čuvanje u bazi podataka AD Plastik Grupe u trajanju od 12 mjeseci. Ovaj pristanak u svakom trenutku možete opozvati u pismenoj formi putem maila osobnipodaci@adplastik.hr nakon čega će svaka daljnja obrada vaših osobnih podataka biti obustavljena.
After the strongest earthquake in the last 140 years hit Zagreb and its surroundings in the early morning hours of March 22, all services and their volunteers went on the scene to help the victims. Our colleague Dario Tomić, a quality engineer, but also a volunteer firefighter, was among them. After the initial shock, he got into the car and without hesitation headed to his fire department to help his fellow citizens along with colleagues. The damage was being repaired for days, the extent of damage was unimaginable, and the city panorama was unrecognizable.
Proud of our colleague, we end this text with his sentence: “The city of Zagreb will always be able to sleep peacefully with such wonderful people because those who are ready to help at any moment stand by its side.”
With the appearance of the coronavirus pandemic, the demand for disinfectants increased so much that at one point it was almost impossible to obtain them without waiting. However, with their resourcefulness and knowledge, our employees have risen to this challenge as well. ADP employee Mario Meheš from the Quality Department, having realized the seriousness of the situation, focused on studying the recommendations for the preparation of disinfectants while preparing the first experimental preparations. When he was satisfied with what he got, he presented his results to colleagues from Production Quality Department who helped in the further development of ADP disinfectant. In a very short time ADP disinfectant has become an integral part of every office and workplace in production. Mario and his colleagues have once again proved that solidarity, responsibility and togetherness are invaluable.
The Faculty of Economics in Split held a conference Business Sector for Climate-neutral Europe – How to Meet the Ambition with the Sustainable Development Goals and the Green Plan. The conference was organized by the UN Global Compact Network Croatia, the Faculty of Economics in Split, the European Documentation Center, the Croatian Employers’ Association and the European Economic and Social Committee. Apart from delegation of the European Economic and Social Committee, representatives of the business sector, state institutions and civil society, as well as invited experts in the field of climate change and sustainable development also gathered, and Tomislav Ćorić, Minister of Environment and Energy, participated in the introductory part.
As part of the conference, a panel “How does the business sector integrate sustainability goals into its operations” was held, where Marinko Došen, President of the Management Board of AD Plastik Group, described the company’s position in the market. “In order to function in the automotive industry, we must be qualified. We can only be that if we meet certain standards. The automotive industry has trends and fashion. Three basic trends are represented: safety, vehicle weight reduction and environmental impact. Vehicle weight reduction has an impact on reducing consumption, and a lot of attention is paid to the impact of materials on the environment. We have been constantly investing in the development of materials and the use of the best available technology regarding the construction of our plants and the management of work processes. In terms of materials research and development, the trend is to work with materials with less weight and better properties. We have pilot plants where we perform testing and research. Thanks to this approach, we achieve targeted savings of between 15 and 20 percent compared to conventional materials. We have strategically decided to apply the best available technologies when investing over HRK 200 million in two state-of-the-art robotic painting lines. Taking care of the environmental aspect, we have also built a small plant for waste gas treatment that is generated in the production process. In this way, we have greatly contributed to reducing the negative impact on the environment. All those our activities are covered in an important part of our strategy related to corporate social responsibility,” said Marinko Došen.
