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Different mountain bike challenges, a lot of volunteers and one good cause: Collecting money for research on the Duchenne disease. One of our colleagues from SEKISUI S-LEC, Frank Schmitz, joined the “Duchenne Heroes” event in September. This is his story.
Football unites! Nine teams from all over Europe competed against each other at this year’s SEKISUI European Football Tournament in Herkenbosch, Netherlands. We captured the lovely weekend in a video to show all highlights, exciting scenes and emotional moments.
On the 6th and 7th of September, the fourth edition of the SEKISUI European Football Tournament took place in Herkenbosch, Netherlands. It was a special experience for everyone involved – with exciting matches, fair play and friendship. At the end of the event, the clear winners were Team Mepke and a lot of fun!
Ekiden – a race which originated in Japan and invites teams of runners competing in a relay over long distances – has long been on the minds of Chris Carter and Ian Howden, both working at SEKISUI Diagnostics in Kent. When they found out that there is an Ekiden race organised in the UK, they knew what to do: Taking part, wearing a SEKISUI running shirt. The two running obsessed colleagues shared their story with us.
“I have always been interested in protecting and helping the environment where I can,” states Clare Chaffey, Senior QA (Quality Assurance) Documentation Supervisor at SEKISUI Diagnostics in Kent. While she had wanted to install solar panels for years, she could only install them when moving from a flat to a house in 2015. For the latest improvements of her solar panels system she was now awarded the SEKISUI Greenest Person Fresh Idea Award.
The SEKISUI CHEMICAL Group constantly aims to improve personnel development and therefore an adequate module of the SAP system “SuccessFactors” will be launched shortly. With this system, it will be possible to conduct online training courses and exchange information internally within the training groups, if desired.
“Continuous improvement is essential for modern businesses to thrive rather than just survive.” This is what Darren Ladd states on the importance of KAIZEN. SEKISUI Europe talked to the member of the KAIZEN committee and gained insights into his daily work and private life.
