Mikkeli factory - Mölnlycke Health Care
Factory Presentation 23.5.2014 WELCOME! Mölnlycke Health Care Oy Mikkeli factory Mikkeli factory Mikkeli (St. Michel) • 230 km north east of Helsinki Mikkeli factory Mikkeli (St. Michel) • Founded in 1838 by czar of Russia • Located onshore of the biggest lake of Finland, Saimaa • 55 000 inhabitants • Capital of the province of Eastern Finland Mikkeli factory Mikkeli (St. Michel) • Headquarters of Finnish army during The Second World War and Marshall Mannerheim’s office * Headquarter Museum * The Communication Center Lokki * Infantry Museum • Active cultural city • Concert and congress hall Mikaeli • Mikkeli Music festival Mikkeli factory Mölnlycke Health Care Oy - Financial Accounting Finland - Mikkeli Factory Mölnlycke Health Care Oy General Manager Markku Iivonen Mikkeli factory Nordic Market Finland Organization chart Factory Markku Iivonen* Finance Department Jaana Kohvakka* Human Resources Tarja Kyllönen (temp.) Hanna-Leena Hone* Production Jari Eronen* Technical Development Olli Bergmann* White collar 67 Blue Collar 363 ---------- --------------Total 430 Quality Assurance Janne Poikselkä* Product Care and Development Maarit Taskinen* Procurement Jarmo Suvisuo* * Member of the management team History of Mikkeli factory 1970-1980 Factory was established in Mikkeli 1970-1980 Establishment of Spinning mill, glass fiber textile, Melka men’s wear and Hospital Products operations Late 1980’s close down of other operations leaving only Hospital Products. History of Mikkeli factory 1990’s development of the functions and key competences to challenge world class manufacturing unit position – Focusing into non-woven production technology – Development and certification of the Quality System – Implementation of the Team work principles – 1998 Decision to concentrate manufacturing of Wound Care products in Mikkeli – 1999 Renovation and enlargement of the factory building From satellite into leading production unit 2000’s Transfer of Wound Care products to Mikkeli Development of the Safetac Technology Manufacturing Methods Industrialization of new Safetac Technology products SAP implementation as a pilot Environmental Management System certification (ISO 14001) Compliance to the FDA Quality System Requirements Development of the organizational competences in EtO sterilization Factory integration to product development process Outsourcing of low tech products Occupational Health and Safety certification OHSAS 18001 Factory’s role in MHC’s production structure • 100 % Wound Care products Mikkeli factory NPWT Silicone film EtE Mesorb Mepore Mefix Alldress Mesalt Mesoft Dry Tips Mepore Pro & Ultra 2007 2006 2005 2003 2002 2001 2000 1999 1998 1990 1980 1970 Mepilex Transfer 2004 Mepilex Border Lite Mepilex Lite Mepore Film Mepore Film & pad Mepore IV Mepilex Transfer Ag NPWT Mepilex Border Ag Mepilex Border Heel 2013 Mepilex Border Mepitel One 2009 Mepilex Heel 2008 Mepilex Mepilex Heel Ag 2011 Mepilex Sacrum Mepilex Silver Mepiform 2010 Mestopore S Mepitac Mepitel Mextra Wound Care products Advanced products Mikkeli factory Advanced products Antimicrobial products NPWT Wound Care products Conventional products Mikkelin tehdas Production processes • Silicone technology • Coating • Packaging of sterile and non sterile products • High speed folding and cutting of swabs and manufacturing of adhesive dressings • Steam and ethylene oxide sterilization Mikkeli factory Logistics • Company’s European logistics are concentrated into the distribution centres, located in Waremme, Belgium, in Lyon, France and in Landskrona, Sweden • Direct deliveries to USA Mikkeli factory Factory lay-out EtO Sterilised area Offices Offices RM stock Finished goods &palletising Clean room 6 400 m² Totally 20 000 m²
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