It's been a while since Mosa Ridha joined us back in August. We did a Q&A with him so you could get to know him better. We are happy to have you here Mosa, good luck in your new role!   Q: What does it mean to be a Project Engineer for Heat Management? As a project engineer at Heat Management i am responsible for overseeing and managing engineering projects from inception to completion. The role involves planning, designing, and coordinating the technical aspects of a project, ensuring it is completed on time, within budget, and to the required specifications. I work closely with various teams (engineering, design, procurement, etc.), manage resources, address technical challenges, monitor project progress, and ensure compliance with safety and regulatory standards. As a Project Engineer  I also communicates with clients, stakeholders, and contractors to ensure the project meets all objectives and quality standards.   Q: What do you enjoy most about your work? What motivates [...]

We have acquired yet another new colleague! We are happy to present another one of our newest members of the Heat Management family. Vinicius Lobosco has valuable knowledge and experience within the pulp and paper industry that we consider ourselves lucky to have acquired. Read our Q&A with him below! Welcome Vinicius Lobosco! Q: What is your previous experience in the industry and what are you most passionate about? Answer: It surprises even me to reflect on my journey, having dedicated my entire corporate life to the industry. From earning a PhD at STFI to ventures in start-ups like PaperPlat AB and Cortus, I've traversed diverse landscapes, working with giants like Klabin and Suzano and smaller ones like Heat Management right now. My roles have spanned consultancy, internal operations, and everything in between, covering a wide spectrum from pulp, paper, and board to lignin extraction. I've navigated both virgin fibers and recycled materials. What ties these experiences together is [...]

We have acquired another new colleague! Last week we interviewed Anderson Diaz. This week we are happy to present another one of our newest members of the Heat Management family.   Welcome Oscar!   Q: What does it mean to be an Automation Engineer for Heat Management? A:  My role as an automation engineer at Heat Management is to program, commission, test and adjust the HISS control system, including the control interface that is implemented in the customer's distributed control system. Creating a reliable product easy to control with a simple but efficient interface.   Q: What do you enjoy most about your work? What motivates you? A: At first, what captivated me the most were the possibilities of learning and working with different control systems in a company that is aligned with my environmental awareness, but after a month of working here, I also enjoy the dynamic, professional and very friendly atmosphere. The team works together in an agile [...]

We are expanding our operations team! In order to introduce Anderson Diaz and get to know him better we asked him some questions. Anderson will be working closely with Yonis Abdullah and independently to ensure that our customers products are working perfectly. On behalf of all Heat Management employees: We're glad to have you on board Anderson. Q: What does it mean to be a Service Engineer for Heat Management? A: As a Service Engineer, I maintain, and repair Heat Management systems for clients, provide technical support, and collaborate with other departments to enhance service quality and customer satisfaction.   Q: What do you enjoy most about your work? What motivates you? A: I find satisfaction in solving technical challenges and providing effective solutions to customers' problems. I also enjoy interacting with customers and building relationships, as well as working in a dynamic and fast-paced environment. My motivation comes from seeing the positive impact of my work on customers' operations [...]

We have a new addition to our office in Sundbyberg! In this Q&A, we ask Karl-Henrik Krantz about his new position at Heat Management. Welcome Kalle! Q: What does it mean to be a Sales and Marketing Coordinator for Heat Management?  My job is to take a load off our sales managers and help them with administrative tasks regarding the sales process, e.g., composing quotations and ROI-calculations for them to send out to our customers. I also have a responsibility for the company’s marketing endeavors and managing our communication channels.   Working in this role for Heat Management revolves around great communication skills and being able to be structured in an environment with a lot of projects at the same time.   Q: What do you enjoy most about your work? What motivates you?  During university, I always aspired to get a position within marketing coordination when I graduated since my previous employers gave the feedback that I have a talent in [...]

A new year brings new beginnings. Let us kick it off with an introduction to our newest addition to the Heat Management team: Yonis Abdullah, our new Service Engineer.