Employee stories

Heidi – A family business understands workers with a family

Name: Heidi Hakala Title: Quality and Safety Director Education: Bachelor of Chemical engineering and Master of engineering in Technology competence management, with additional studies in Work and organizational psychology Duration…

Marcin wanted to challenge himself professionally

Few years back, Marcin worked in a company where he dealt with accounting tickets and keeping statistics. The job was tiring and Marcin felt that it did not develop him. When he started to consider changing jobs, he remembered Promeco, where his sister Magda already worked. He decided to apply for a job and got hired.

Ship-related design and installation projects are Maurice’s thing

After graduation, Maurice wanted to seek more experience. He went to do flight structure design for Patria. With Patria, Maurice got used to working abroad. In Toulouse, for example, he was involved in designing and building landing wings for an Airbus 380 aircraft. Promeco grabbed this professional back in 2002. Maurice now works at Promeco as a design supervisor and handles various ship-related design and installation projects.

Joonas – When the profession feels like the right choice

Joonas Kujansuu is still looking at his Promeco career from the beginning of the journey. “I’ve worked at Promeco regularly for almost 5 years, but the first years I worked through a staffing platform.” Joonas thinks it was a good choice to work alongside his studies because like that he was able to do his internships simultaneously. Otherwise, he would have had to apply for them separately.

Weronika – Live in such a way that no one cries because of you – live honestly

At first Weronika came to Promeco as an assembler’s helper. She learned quickly so she fast became an assembler. “I was already working independently, and when I returned to work in 2019, I was given the duties of an electrician. Now I am training to become a quality inspector.” Weronica is now very sure today that this is her place to work.

Juha – If possible, learn something new

The future is not always clear. That’s why you should always ponder what you want to do for living, what kinds of things interest you. This has been a good mantra for Juha “Kamppi” Kamppikoski, switchgear installer at Promeco. He has a 15-year career behind him, and the versatility of his work has been a richness.

Minna – Final growth takes place at work

When Minna Puumala thought about her future profession, she pondered between a nurse and an engineer. In both professions, the role of a solver and a helper emerges. Those skills suit best for Minna. She would have gotten to both schools. The mechanical engineering side however won and took over. Minna nodded with satisfaction as she knew it was the right choice for her.