HOME WE OUR PRODUCTS & SERVICES CONTACT SHOP ISO 9001: 2000, not an everyday award "The future" received ISO 9001: 2000 certificate - quality management also an important topic in BW. Occasionally in the evening the board member and Mayor of Amel, Klaus Schumacher, was able to present BW management with the certificate for the ISO certification acquired in July. On July 7th, 2008 the protective workshop “The Future” in Meyerode received the certificate for the quality management system ISO 9001: 2000 for the “assembly and wiring of electrical components”. After around two years of preparation - first in production and then in administration - those responsible at the company succeeded in introducing a quality management system in BW that corresponds to the international industrial standard. With this certificate, customers can increasingly be approached who require ISO 9001: 2000 for the award of a contract. It is hoped in Meyerode to be able to stabilize and improve the capacity utilization for the 102 employed people in the future. For years the focus at BW Meyerode has been on assembly work, which at least 75 people put into work. This area includes electrical assembly, which deals with the precise assembly and wiring of electrical components, and general assembly, which consists of assembling and packaging a wide variety of parts. The ISO 9001: 2000 quality management system that has now been introduced allows BW Meyerode to consolidate existing orders and significantly increases the chances of opening up new markets. Questions to the chairman >> more Now also certified for ISO 9001: 2000 Subscribe for free: News from BW- The Future >> more The "Dienststelle" provides information on the subject >> more ARCHIVE>>> Pictures, reports, events ... Top imprint | general terms and conditions | privacy

HOME WE OUR PRODUCTS & SERVICES CONTACT SHOP “The bishop is even more personable than on television.” Nicole was enthusiastic. Our management team, Alexa Colling and Ralph Hilgers, expertly guided the bishop and entourage through the many departments of the workshop. Jean-Pierre Delville willingly shook hands with many of the employees present, inquired about their age and place of residence and took one or two cell phone souvenir photos himself. Before the visit to the neighboring day care center was continued, the bishop thanked all employees for the warm welcome during the morning break. He only saw happy and satisfied faces, proof that everyone likes coming to work and feels comfortable here. Allan Bastin reports in the GrenzEcho article: "Bishop don't get angry." Photos: BW and David Hagemann Questions to the chairman >> more Now also certified for ISO 9001: 2000 Subscribe for free: News from BW- The Future >> more The "Dienststelle" provides information on the subject >> more ARCHIVE>>> Pictures, reports, events ... Top imprint | general terms and conditions | privacy