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 the foreman for Antti’s door production. Some of my work relates to the staff directly. For example, I record attendance and sign off working hour logs. The goal is to keep production running smoothly across our various departments. I try to make sure that we have enough materials and components pre-emptively. I make sure that ordered works are completed on time and that the final product meets the order specifications. I order freight for Fridays. I am usually busy, and the days go by really fast.
– In my job, success means completing the orders for the week well before the deadline. Everything needs to be as specified in the contract when the pick-up arrives on Friday.
– The fact that Antti is a family enterprise. It is sufficiently large to have the needed resources and also small enough to be able to make agile changes when the need for development arises. We also have a good team here at production – skilled people with the right attitude.
– Antti products are of high quality. We are also a flexible partner. We are able to make changes very quickly if needed. We make frequent contact with the customer.
– Part of my work is quality control. The delivery must be according to what has been agreed with the customer. In practice, I set the limits in production for what is acceptable and what is not. For example, can a batch of materials or components be used, and is the quality of work at a sufficient level.
– I like spending time in nature, especially at our cabin by the sea. In the autumn I go picking mushrooms. In the winter I do forestry work. I also read all year round: detective stories, books about war, and biographies.
– I worked at Hella for 38 years making lights for vehicles. And I have been at Antti for a few years now. I guess I would not know how to do anything else anymore except work at industrial production jobs.
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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