Rittal-CSM
In Plymouth, Rittal makes metal enclosures and cabinets for housing IT servers and data centres, as well as for mechanical and electrical engineering equipment. These enclosures protect some of the world’s most sensitive electronic equipment and all the data they contain. Rittal’s products and technology are used by global brands in industry, electronics, gaming, internet search engines and international social media networks, helping to drive tomorrow’s data centres and automated production lines.
Example of STEM Job Roles at Rittal: Industrial Engineers, Quality Engineers, Design Engineers, Machine Setters/Operators, Robot Facilitators, Maintenance Engineers, Quality Auditors
Example Apprenticeships at Rittal include Manufacturing and Mechanical Engineering Level 3 and Welding and Fabrication Level 2
Degree Placements: Usually for those working towards a Manufacturing and/or Mechanical Engineering Degree there are both Industrial Engineering and Design Engineering placements available. There is often a Business Systems placement available for those working towards a Computer Science Degree
Find out more at rittal-csmcareers.co.uk
Did you know?
Rittal's rack enclosures were featured in the Mission Impossible: Ghost Protocol movie.
The factory in Plymouth currently produces about 950 cabinets a day with the production line operating continuously from Sunday night to Friday.
The metal sheets in each enclosure are painted - that's a lot of painting to do! So outside of the automotive industry, Rittal-CSM has the longest paint line in the UK.
Top Facts
550 Employees in Plymouth
11500 Emoloyees Globally
Factory Locations: Great Britain, Germany, USA, China, India and Italy.
