In this very first episode of the webseries “Yes to Symbiose, the electronic factory of the future“, we go to meet 3 protagonists who tell us how this ambitious project to build a new electronics factory in France, Symbiose, was born.
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In this episode, the French actor Jérémy Sanaghéal investigates the origins of the Symbiose project and meets Vincent, Renaud and Charlotte.
He begins his journey with Vincent Bedouin, Chairman and Chief Executive Officer of LACROIX Group, who greets him at the group’s head office in Saint Herblain, near Nantes. Their discussions focus on the family history behind LACROIX and Symbiose’s three key pillars, namely industrial, environmental and social innovation.
Having spent 9 years in the company, I became convinced that there was a future for electronics, but that we had to fight for it. I promised myself that I would find a new prospect for this French plant. At the time, I never would have believed that we would manage to achieve a project as ambitious as Symbiose.
Jérémy continues his journey at the future site of the factory, in Beaupréau-en-Mauges. There, he meets Renaud Lemetayer, Maintenance and Operational Safety Manager at LACROIX Electronics. He tells him about his initial discussions about this new factory and the importance of working with prestigious partners (such as EDF and Schneider) to best address environmental concerns.
At the start, we considered refurbishing the current plant in Saint-Pierre-Montlimart. In the end, our thinking shifted towards a complete study for a new plant that could meet our process requirements and the requirements of our customers.
8 kilometres later, Jérémy walks through the doors of the current factory and takes a look behind the scenes of electronic design and production. Charlotte Clémot, a line operator at LACROIX Electronics, gives Jérémy an explanation of the work carried out on the lean improvement workshops in the “industrial islands”, and her participation in the discussion groups on communal areas in the factory under construction.
We rely on a lean management system to improve the company’s industrial process. The aim is to optimise production islands to improve productivity and help make the way we work more enjoyable.
Building a new electronics plant the French way to continue to better accommodate their clients’ projects in the industrial, car, home, aviation and health sectors. That’s the LACROIX Group’s challenge.
With the participation of Vincent Bedouin, Chairman and CEO of LACROIX Group, Renaud Lemetayer, Maintenance and operational safety manager at LACROIX Electronics, and Charlotte Clémot, operator at LACROIX Electronics.
We are working on the next episode dedicated to the industrial pillar of Symbiose, the Smart Industry.
Release scheduled for spring 2021.
Release scheduled for summer 2021.
Release scheduled for autumn 2021.
Release scheduled for winter 2021-2022.
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