#JOESTeam takes part in the 20th anniversary run in Muenster.
On Sunday, September 11th 2022, more than 9,000 runners from 45 nations gathered infront of the “Schloss Muenster” for the annual Volksbank- Muenster-Marathon. This year, more than 1,500 relay teams participated.
JOEST was also represented again by a total of eight runners. The two relay teams consisted of employees from all sorts of departments – from Sales and Apprentices to Supply Chain and Manufacturing. Both teams reached the finish line with a smile after 03:38:23 and 03:48:17 of running. For many, running is an individual’s sport, but it is even more fun with a team.
The two relay teams show how important teamwork is and how motivated our colleagues in Muenster have represented the #JOESTeam.
#JOESTEAM Dr. Fabian Westbrink Dr. Westbrink, tell us about yourself. My introduction is brief, probably in part because my CV is not particularly long and rather straightforward. I am Fabian Westbrink, 33 years old, born in a suburb of Warendorf and have now been living in Münster for some time. The foundation for my career…
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The JOEST group, based in Duelmen, Germany a worldwide leading supplier of machines and solutions for bulk material handling with over 1000 employees, is taking over Mogensen GmbH & Co. KG in Wedel, as well as Fredrik Mogensen AB based in Hjo, Sweden, and Allgaier Mogensen S.L.U. in Madrid.
To kick off the pre-Christmas season with our almost 450 employees, all it takes is a bit of decoration, Christmas music, and good spirits! With bratwurst, cookies and punch, the entire #JOESTeam celebrated a small Christmas party over lunch time
JOEST vibrating screens are essential equipment for classifying and dewatering contaminated soil. Four vibrating screens were specifically designed for our long-time Belgian customer. In addition to the three dedicated dewatering screens, a two-deck screen for classifying and dewatering was also delivered earlier this year. A unique feature is the upper deck, which has various inclinations. These different inclinations ranging from 5 to 0 degrees have a positive impact on the final screening outcome. With steep throw angles and high accelerations, very low residual moisture levels are achieved. Another crucial aspect is the special PU screen panels that contribute to efficiently dewatering the soil and achieving the desired classification and dewatering effects.
