How long at Xella: working in various roles since April 2014
Job Title: Logistics coordinator, Xella Netherlands
Meet today … Anne-Marie Burger
To work as a logistics coordinator is not Anne-Marie Burgers first job at Xella, but she enjoys the opportunity to use her strengths to act as a problem solver or liaison between various parties.
Anne-Marie Burger
What three words best describe your job?
Logistics, security, problem solver
What are your most important tasks?
· to provide a safe road and water transport
· to create a link between plants and carriers inbound and outbound
· SAP rate management
What do you like best about working for Xella?
The energetic dynamics in the organization
How did your job change in recent years?
Within Xella, I have held various positions in recent years. This has given me the opportunity to further develop in knowledge and skills as a person.
What role does sustainability play in your job?
Sustainability is a relevant subject in my job, because we do our best to optimize the logistics part in this regard.
What would you do if you didn't work at Xella?
As a child, I dreamed of becoming a policewoman. Well - that didn't work out, but in my current job, I often also act as a liaison between parties, which is one of my strengths.
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