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Maria Dulceata

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OVERVIEW

1 - How did you come to the leather industry?


After finishing school, I had to earn a living and to make my way in life. As a girl, I had to look for a suitable job. I chose an integrated factory, where leather, shoes, hand bags, sports items were manufactured. Of all these, I chose the finishing department of the tannery. Here, I could colour leather, making different beautiful but sustainable finishes, and I could see it made into articles in other departments of the factory.


2 – What job are you performing in the leather industry?


Leather finisher. I reproduce colour samples, select materials and coordinate the leather finishing department.


3 - What qualification or training did you do to be there?


All training courses were provided during my employment.


4 - What do you (most) appreciate in your job?


The outcome of finishing gives me great satisfaction. The leather is refined. It has a uniform colour, a certain gloss or touch as appropriate, a uniformity of the surface, which are part of your soul and effort put in during its manufacture.


When I have to make a new batch, after having checked to see whether I have all the necessary materials, it is almost like it talks to me.

When I have to make a new batch, after having checked to see whether I have all the necessary materials, it is almost like it talks to me.
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