Description
Company History
Specialized Mouldings is a family owned business established in 1988. Our Company was born out of a desire to meet an industry need for locally manufactured specialised moulded rubber product. At that time local rubber product manufactures were, and the majority still are, only producing general purpose rubber product. The only alternative for a customer seeking a specialised moulded rubber product at the time was to import it at greatly inflated prices coupled with poor delivery times. The production of specialised moulded rubber product is still a niche market in this country that has allowed our company to grow from strength to strength.
Company Structure
Gary Glasson Managing Director
Wayne Glasson Financial Director
Harold Chaane Operations Director
Roy Glasson Director
Earnest Mthembo Senior Press Operator
Leah Marite Senior Trimmer
Employee Qualifications & Achievements
Gary Glasson – Licentiate – Plastics and Rubber Industry
National Diploma – Rubber Technology
Diploma – Plastics and Rubber Technology
Rubber Workshop Practice
Harold Chaane – Diploma – Plastics and Rubber Industry
Quality Management 1
Quality Management 2
Quality Management 3
DQS Auditors Course
Bitec – Quality Course
Rubber Workshop Practice
Wayne Glasson – Pastel Accounting
Pastel Payroll
Book Keeping
Certified Book Keeping Certificate
Roy Glasson – Wits Business School – Small Company Management
DQS Auditors Course
Rubber Workshop Practice
Earnest Mthembo – Rubber Workshop Practice
Sam Ramulumisi – Rubber Workshop Practice
BBBEE
Our Company appointed MARISIMO in order to assist us in meeting the requirements of the BBBEE
Charter. Our status was determined by MARISIMO. We are at present a Level 2 contributor. Our BBBEE
verification certificate is available here.
Employees
Specialized Mouldings currently employs approximately 28 people of which:
– 3 are white males – company directors;
– 1 black male – company director;
– 1 black male and 1 black female occupy middle management positions;
– 7 black females on the production floor;
– 16 black males on the production floor.