Learn, see, and get to know the Classen on Training Day

Baruth/Mark, June 13, 2023. With its laminate factory and more than 800 employees at its Baruth site, the Classen is one of the largest employers in the region. As the company is constantly evolving, Classen is still looking for trainees in the commercial and technical fields Classen start training in the summer. On June 30, from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m., anyone interested will have the opportunity to find out about the various apprenticeship professions and take a look at the workplace and sustainable production in the world's most modern laminate factory. Classen employees Classen and perhaps future colleagues) will be on hand to answer questions.

The following apprenticeships with a future are offered: industrial clerk (m/f/d), office management clerk (m/f/d), electronics technician (m/f/d) for automation technology, industrial mechanic (m/f/d), and plant and machine operator (m/f/d).

Classen goal Classen to hire trainees after they complete their training, thereby laying the foundation for a shared future.

Further information: https://classengroup.com/karriere/ausbildungsplaetze-baruth/

CERAMIN a completely PVC-free floor covering made from recycled and recyclable polypropylene (PP). The use of harmless raw materials and energy-efficient production reduce its ecological footprint. The CLASSEN CERAMIN producing CERAMIN in Germany for over ten years and has continuously promoted environmentally friendly innovations in the flooring industry. In addition to Cradle to Cradle certification, CERAMIN has CERAMIN environmental and quality certificates such as the "Blue Angel" eco-label.

The Cradle to Cradle Certified® Material Health certificate was CERAMIN for CERAMIN in February 2025. The certification has the number 8902 and was carried out by EPEA GmbH – Part of Drees & Sommer as the leading assessment body. It is valid until February 27, 2028, and confirms compliance with the strict, globally recognized material health assessment method of the Cradle to Cradle Certified Product Standard at the bronze level.

The cradle-to-cradle principle aims to design products in such a way that they can be completely recycled without generating waste. CERAMIN of recycled and recyclable polypropylene (PP) and can be reintroduced into the production cycle after its useful life as flooring. Its material properties make it suitable not only for reuse in new floor coverings, but also for use in other products. This contributes to the conservation of resources and supports a sustainable circular economy.

With Cradle to Cradle Material Health certification, the CLASSEN is sending a strong signal for sustainable innovation in the flooring industry. "This certification is another milestone for our company and shows that sustainable business practices and high-quality product solutions can go hand in hand," explains Sebastian Wendel, responsible for strategic business development at the CLASSEN.