Not only am I grateful for the important work you’re doing, but your service is vital to our communities and the world at this time. Sending you my gratitude…today and every day.
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Author: David McElroy
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You’re the best!
Thank you to everyone who is going to work during this time! We all appreciate everything you are doing to keep the business running and to keep everyone safe!
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Thank you for the work you do!
I wanted to take this moment to say thank you to those that are still working on site. I appreciate your service and value your commitment to the company. Stay safe and continue to stay healthy!
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Bravo!
Thank you!
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Thank You, Frontline Heroes!
We are grateful to our fellow team members around the world who are working inside our plants and offices. Your being there allowed us to stay home and keep our families safer. Much gratitude!
Bob was interviewed last Wednesday by our local FOX-TV news station. It is an important message of caring and what we stand for in the world.
During a short segment on April 13, Bob briefly talked about how BW is prioritizing the health and welfare of our team members while maintaining operations as an essential business during this crisis.
BW Papersystems recently commissioned one of its sheeters for an Ahlstrom facility in France. Ahlstrom is one of the world’s leading players in sustainable and innovative fiber solutions. BWP’s machine was designed specifically for converting material used in the medical industry such as gowns and surgical masks. Project leader Chris Anderson, BWP-Sheboygan, said, “Members of the White paper team, engineering, procurement, manufacturing, assembly, shipping, Four Seasons and European Field Service Engineers deserve the recognition and credit for the success of this project. They worked many long days and weekends last summer to support the acceptance test runs in Phillips to achieve success. We are thrilled that the machine is performing well at time when our customer Ahlstrom needs the production the most!”
After almost 40 years with the Hema(Synerlink) workshop team in Quimper, France, Didier Wallart retired on March 31st, unable to celebrate his many years of contributions and friendships. Recently, however, he’s been able to pass on some of his knowledge to a newly “adopted” team member, Dylan LeJolly. Because the Hema team was very busy with work, Dylan joined them temporarily in February from Synerlink’s facility in Puiseux-Pontoise. When lockdown was decided by the French Government in mid-March, instead of returning to his home near Paris during confinement, Dylan decided to stay in Quimper and carry on working amongst the team. He chose to stay because he had committed himself to helping the team and he thought that it might be safer for his parents if he stayed away from them while the virus is active and circulating. As for Didier, as French people say, “Ce n’est qu’un au revoir.” He’s promised to organize his party as soon as the Hema team is freed from lockdown. “Un grand merci” from all of BW, Didier!
From L to R: Gwen Philippe, team leader; Didier Wallart; Dylan Le Jolly; Thierry Esnault, mechanical assembler
When Josh learned late one Friday night that a customer in Japan had to cancel his trip to BW-Integrated Systems in Reedley, California (USA), for Final Acceptance Testing (FAT) on Monday, Josh jumped in to help! After a trip to the store the next day to buy the required equipment (TV, webcam, etc.), Josh configured the setup to make the virtual FAT go smoothly.