Changes to Antti customer services
Antti doors are becoming more and more popular. We want our customers to stay happy in the future as well. This is why we are reinforcing our customer service organisation.
Read moreAssi says that in her job the pieces need to fall into place like in a game of real-life Tetris: the right goods in the right place at the right time.
– For 3.5 years.
– I am responsible for material acquisitions relating to the production of doors and for contract negotiations with suppliers. The material needs for a door order come in from the Antti sales team, after which I make a plan and start sourcing IMO classified materials and components approved for use on ships, usually directly from the manufacturers – steel, rock wool, surface materials, sealants, locks… I track the arrival of the ordered materials in the production control system and make inquiries and reclamations if necessary. My work includes a lot of contacting of both external and internal stakeholder groups.
– The feeling of success comes from being able to source the materials and plan the arrivals in an optimal way and at the best possible price. At this job, the pieces need to fall into place like in a game of real-life Tetris: the right goods in the right place at the right time. And not too much committed capital in storage. Good cooperation with suppliers also often makes me feel good.
– The people. I am also proud that there is a family business here in the countryside that has achieved a level of operations where up to 40% of the cabin doors for ocean-going cruise ships are made by us.
– Because we make everything in a tailored manner according to the customer’s needs and by using high-quality materials. Antti doors are not mass produced.
– The sourcing of high-quality materials classified for use in the marine industry and making sure they arrive on time to be used by our production team.
– I spend time with my friends and family. Our other daughter is an avid volley ball and beach volley ball player, and my husband and I are strongly involved in those activities. I also like to bake. I even make custom cakes for my friends and acquaintances.
– It’s hard to say. Maybe I would be working with procurement planning or materials management. I have worked at such jobs previously at Nokia.
Antti doors are becoming more and more popular. We want our customers to stay happy in the future as well. This is why we are reinforcing our customer service organisation.
Read moreSeppo works as a sheet machining centre operator. He makes about 150 to 200 door leaves on an average day, working carefully and without rushing it.
Read moreSMM, one of the most notable maritime trade fairs in the world, was arranged for the first time after a long Corona hiatus in early September in Hamburg. The Antti Marine stand got quite busy too.
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