Helping to protect people, places and the planet
At Arxada, we are building a culture of people who are passionate about what they do and the contributions they can make, who are collaborative, performance driven and most importantly, who care. Defining success in terms of the impact we have on our team, customers, business, society and the environment. We celebrate each other and our differences and take great pride in the work we do.
Arxada is a global science-based specialty chemicals business creating innovative chemistry and solutions. The company aims to solve the world’s toughest preservation challenges by enhancing sustainability with cleaner, greener solutions. Arxada focuses on multiple end-markets primarily in: Human Health & Nutrition, Home & Personal Care, Paints & Coatings and Wood Protection, providing a broad portfolio of differentiated products and solutions, supported by its science and innovation capabilities, in-depth regulatory know-how and track record in manufacturing and process development.
Our vision for solving the world’s toughest preservation challenges can only be achieved through the hard work and dedication of our highly valued employees. We strive to create an environment that is collaborative, inclusive and unlocks each individual’s unique talents. Our employees are empowered to learn and grow, while bringing their best skills and abilities to work every day.
Recruitment Fraud
Please beware of recruitment fraud. Here's what to watch out for!
Recruitment fraud involves fake job opportunities and offers
Unfortunately, this is becoming very common, and the aim is to get you to disclose your personal information and/or transfer funds. It’s done via unsolicited emails claiming to be from organizations like ours or fake online recruitment services.
How can you know whether it is fraud? Arxada will never:
Request Money
Ask you for money for visa fees, taxes, or a percentage of travel expenses in relation to job applications
Request your personal information
Request personal information, such as passport and bank account details, at an early stage in the recruitment process
Send unofficial emails
Send emails from free web-based email accounts such as Yahoo, Gmail or Live.com
What to do
If you believe you have received a fraudulent communication, contact your local police force immediately. Do not transfer any funds for job offers, and if in doubt, ignore the email.