KPassemblies

I wish it were easier, Sometimes you have to go back to projects and do complex service work. We have no problem with that. But it would be easier if the structures that manage the project made the service process sensible. With a project as complex as an automated Miniload we built, it's not possible to turn crew for every broken rivet extra. As the customer understand, it is better to make a list of all the error messages that need to be checked and do so one by one. Unfortunately, the structures of sales people and remote project managers see things differently and in a rather chaotic way. What about your projects, have you ever experienced this? OR - Do you manage projects sensible?

Do you invest? One of our project managers has a penchant for small investments, buying rare cards, toys, e-coin investments and also gold bars. One of these has just arrived in the post 🤣 It seems that in the long run and in these uncertain times, most of these investments are profitable and the rate of profit is increasing. Have you had a similar experience?

Confusion? Yes, some installation projects start very confusingly. The customer uses a hall that's still under construction, safety protocols overlap, strategic planning doesn't work, downtime, nonsensical requirements and communication problems arise, compromises have to be made. Combining all this, we now have a team from Poland reporting to us.  Keep your fingers crossed, we in back office are monitoring the situation and trying to support and facilitate their work in any way we can. Remember, the world is not always sunshine and rainbows! Take care :) KPassemblies

Does it still look the same? Yes, but the joy is all the greater because we are just finishing the last phase of one of the biggest and most time-consuming projects, involving around 35 fitters. This project started last year and, with a small break, will be completed later this year. This Dansk project was very simple in design but very large in scale. It was therefore necessary to support and motivate all the fitters for such a long time. I also have to thank the helpfulness of everyone involved, when everyone has the same goal, everything always goes very efficiently!

Who would have guessed it? We also use 3D printing in our business, small think but very needed. Our Induction Guidance Installation Division is constantly working on innovations to improve performance and reduce installation time. That's why we're always developing new methods, processes and, most importantly, better products. Before the last event, 3D printing was also used and I think it is not over yet.

I got a message by one of our leaders🤓 Holi..what? "Hey! I don't know if the guys in the Induction Guidance section are on holiday, but give them a call, they'll have a job here soon!" When the customer's employees are on holiday, we are focused to set up some halls, including the induction guidance, for them. Welcome to Denmark!

While you're enjoying the summer.. One of our groups completed another nice job yesterday. I'm writing this because I really like their work with the cleanliness of the construction and wanted to share it with you. But the cleanliness of the construction is not common with other contracting companies, what about your experience? This time it's photos from Holland.

Discuss your project with us, it is highly desirable, Are projects more expensive due to weather and location? Yes, this must be taken into account in any quotation. I am sure you will agree that in Denmark or the Netherlands, for example, it is better to carry out projects indoors. The frequent changes in the weather are very noticeable, and if you have the same cool climate in the hall in the summer, for example, it is a great advantage to stabilise the progress of the work. Do you agree? here is one of our projects - yesterday's progress in DK.

You'll never see it! But it's the most important part of the project assembly - measuring. It's great here in Horsens DK that we always have a clean, empty and lit each new hall for this necessary part. Nirvana for measuring-guy's work. Tell me please who among my colleagues agrees? THX to all connected in.

Accountability is required ☝ Large projects guarantee the stability of the companies that carry them out. But this requires a great deal of preparation, and not only from a technical point of view. You have to bear in mind that today, more than ever, there is a heavy administrative burden and compliance with all local legislation, also just labour law. This requires a sense of responsibility that is appreciated by all concerned. This is the only way to ensure the smooth running of the entire project. This is how you will earn the trust of both existing and new customers. Greetings this time personaly from the project in Denmark! Nice, isn't it? 👍