O-I’s manufacturing plant in Alloa, Clackmannanshire, Scotland, UK, is a beacon of innovation and tradition in the glassmaking industry. The plant also stands out for its visionary approach to workforce development and community engagement through apprentice programs and partnerships with local educational initiatives.
With a history stretching back over almost 275 years, the O-I Alloa plant is a workplace for over 500 people and a living museum of craftsmanship and technological evolution, producing millions of bottles each year for whisky and other beverages.
James Keegans, the UK People & Culture Leader at O-I, said about the company’s forward-thinking ethos: “At O-I, we’re continually striving for change. The business moves incredibly fast, and we need young people to be part of our diverse workforce to support us with that change.”
This statement reflects a deep-seated belief in infusing the company with fresh ideas and perspectives essential for driving innovation in a rapidly evolving industry.