Students from technical schools across Argentina toured YPF's La Plata refinery as part of Scania's "Técnic@s del Futuro" program, marking the first time the initiative included a visit to an industrial complex of this scale Source: clarinSource: infobae.
The program, aimed at bridging education and industry, brought together students from various regions for a day of theoretical and practical learning. Participants attended sessions on energy products such as INFINIA Diesel, YPF Gas, and Azul 32, and witnessed real-time fuel analysis using YPF's mobile laboratory Source: clarinSource: infobae. They also toured the refinery, recently named Refinery of the Year in Latin America by LARTC Source: clarin.
Mariana Gutiérrez, Director of People & Culture at Scania Argentina, emphasized the value of exposing students to real-world industrial environments. "This type of experience allows them to connect classroom knowledge with industry reality," she said Source: clarin. The event is part of a long-standing partnership between YPF and Scania spanning over 30 years Source: clarinSource: infobae.
“"La posibilidad de que los estudiantes conozcan de cerca una operación industrial de la magnitud de la Refinería La Plata de YPF representa un diferencial enorme para su formación", destacó Mariana Gutiérrez, Directora de People & Culture de Scania Argentina.”
“"Este tipo de experiencias les permite conectar los conocimientos adquiridos en la clase con la realidad de la industria y comprender el valor del trabajo colaborativo entre compañías."”