Roeslein Opens China Operations
Celebrating twenty years of service to the D&I industry under the same ownership, Roeslein & Associates is proud to announce the opening of Roeslein China operations.
Roeslein's new state of the art engineering and manufacturing facility comprises a brand new, 3000 square meter facility located thirty minutes from the Shanghai Pudong International Airport.
Roeslein's ability to provide local engineering and manufacturing of the unitized/pre-assembled project approach demonstrates Roeslein's continuing commitment to their China and Pacific Rim customers. Two years on the planning, Roeslein took occupancy of the new facility on December 15th, 2010 to signify the beginning of Roeslein's operations on China. A formal grand opening ceremony is slated for March of the New Year.
The new organization will be staffed with local engineering resources and local manfacturing resources augmented by Roeslein staff from both the USA and European offices to insure they maintain the qualty control and operational standards which have contributed to Roeslein's track record of success implementing projects globally for their valued customers.
CEO, Mr. Rudi Roeslein explains, "It has been Twenty-Five years since we provided the first Unitized & Preassembled systems into Guangzhou for Ball/MC Packaging. Those early Unitized systems answered the needs of our U.S. based customers to reduce the uncertainty and risks posed by unknown implementation infrastructures. With our Unitized Systems we were ableto guarantee the cost, schedule and quality allowing us to provide World Class performance without depending on the unknown local infrastructures. Twenty-Five years later that local infrastructure will now be deployed through collaboration with our Engineering and Process know how to guarantee the same level of Quality and Performance our customers have come to expect from Roeslein managed projects. We look forward to the exciting challenges of this market place and the next 25 years of serving out customers."
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