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What is offshore? Work, the industry and career opportunities Find out what offshore is, which trades the industry needs and why industrial insulation fitting can be a good first step towards working on large projects. What is offshore? Offshore is work done away from land, usually at sea or on projects related to the marine industry. For

Why you should be interested in the KFS now Planning and strategy in an insulation company The KFS operates in annual cycles, with application deadlines usually announced at the beginning of the calendar year. Since funds are not awarded all the time, but at certain times, companies need to act in advance. Why is now a good time? You need to apply on time -

What is the KFS and who can benefit key information for employers” The National Training Fund (KFS) is one of the most readily available sources of training funding for employers in Poland. Under a separate part of the Labour Fund, district labour offices offer support to companies that want to improve the qualifications of their employees or their own - especially in the changing

Natalux and the Green Deal how our courses fit into Europe's energy transition Europe today faces a historic challenge - climate neutrality by 2050. The Green Deal, the Fit for 55 package, rising energy efficiency standards and ESG requirements are making the industrial insulation industry strategically important.It is technical insulation that reduces energy losses, emissions

Subsidised training step by step how it works at Natalux More and more people and companies want to take advantage of vocational courses that open doors to work in Poland and throughout Europe. At the same time, the cost of training can sometimes be a barrier - especially for smaller companies or individuals. Fortunately, there are a lot of funding programmes available in 2025

The future of the insulated labour market why it is a crisis-proof and automation-proof profession. In the age of digitalisation and automation, many professions are disappearing from the labour market. However, there are industries that are not only not losing, but actually gaining ground. One of these is industrial insulation - a profession that combines traditional craftsmanship with modern technologies and fits in with the

Tightening energy efficiency standards in the EU what do they mean for the insulation industry and workforce training? The European Union is successively raising energy efficiency requirements in construction and industry. The Green Deal, the Fit for 55 package, the EPBD (Energy Performance of Buildings Directive) or the EcoDesign regulations make it necessary for companies to implement increasingly energy-efficient technologies.For the industrial insulation industry this means

Lack of vocational schools and ageing workforce why are insulation fitter courses a necessity today? European industry today faces a major challenge: there is a shortage of skilled technical workers. In Poland, vocational schools are closing and practical training is not keeping up with market needs. In the industrial insulation sector, the situation is particularly difficult - the pool of professionals is ageing and young workers

Case study: how companies have reduced energy costs and CO₂ emissions through insulation and employee training.The challenges of the energy transition mean that the industry needs not only efficient insulators, but also modern insulation materials to meet the increasing demands of standards, the Green Deal and ESG reporting.Traditional mineral wool still has its place, but it is increasingly being replaced by solutions such as

Case study: how companies have reduced energy costs and CO₂ emissions through insulation and employee training The figures speak for themselves. Every uninsulated valve, every metre of pipeline without proper insulation is a real waste of money and CO₂ emissions. Companies across Europe are increasingly investing in upgrading insulation and in training their own staff - because it's action,