Students Receive Valuable Training from Employees in Oscaso

On April 12, ArvinMeritor Chairman, CEO and President Chip McClure visited the CVS Osasco, Brazil facility to see the Formare Project, which supports 20 students from low-income families who are 14-16 years old and in their third year of high school. Osasco employees act as voluntary educators, providing 10 months of technical training and hands-on experience for the students, who want to become production mechanics and machine operators. They learn all about materials and processes, measuring instruments, mechanical drawing, manufacturing equipment, electromechanical automation and technology mounting. Pictured, left to right: Keurrie Cipriano Goes (engineer trainee), Miguel Mariano Terra (machine operator), José Paulino Muzeti (supervisor) and Elza Luglio (social worker) pose with students and Chip McClure (center).