Ficosa bags Toyota Europe award for its project management skills

Among these projects is the Toyota Hybrid crossover CH-R, for which Ficosa has developed washer systems, manual shifter, manual and automatic shifter cables and brake cables.

06 May 2017 | 8821 Views | By Autocar Professional Bureau

 

Tier 1 global supplier Ficosa, which is engaged in research, development, manufacturing and marketing of high-technology vision, safety, connectivity and efficiency systems for the automotive sector, has been recognised by Toyota Motor Europe with the Achievement Award in the Project Management category.

With this award, the Japanese multinational corporation has recognised Ficosa’s capability in managing the projects carried out by the company in 2016. Among these projects is the Toyota Hybrid crossover CH-R, for which Ficosa has developed washer systems, manual shifter, manual and automatic shifter cables and brake cables.

Above: Masahisa Nagata, executive vice-president (R&D), Toyota Motor Europe, gives the award to Karim El Hamel, country director of Ficosa Turkey.

Johan van Zyl, president and CEO of Toyota Motor Europe, presided over the awards ceremony, held recently at the Annual Supplier Business Meeting 2017 with the top European suppliers. With theseawards, the Japanese multinational corporation recognises its most noteworthy suppliers each year in the areas of quality, value analysis, project management, supply and cost.

Karim El Hamel, country director of Ficosa Turkey, who collected the award, said: “This award is highly satisfying, as it is a true reflection of the commitment of the whole Ficosa team to offering our clients the best quality. It also recognises a job well done and our teams’ and partners’ ability to manage projects. Here at Ficosa we always strive to improve and, as a team, we will continue workingand learning from our successes and failures to provide solutions that are ever more reliable and innovative.”

Since 1998, Ficosa has developed and manufactured many solutions for Toyota in its production centres in Spain, Portugal, Turkey, China, Brazil, the United States and Mexico, including gear-shift systems, brake levers, mechanical cables, rear-view mirrors and windscreen-wiper systems.

 

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