The year 2020 has been unprecedented, and it has been a challenge to remain positive through the uncertainty. Now more than ever, it is important to remember the things — large and small — we can still be grateful for. To help us remember these things, Vermeer team members and dealers from around the world have shared what they are grateful for this year.
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Meet Carlos Cervantes, buyer in the Parts Distribution Center who is currently working from home. Carlos makes a real impact by having parts ready when and where customers need them.
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Automation has helped keep team members safe and remove waste from processes in the plants at Vermeer. However, the automated guided vehicles (AGVs) were damaged in the tornado to the point that they had to be decommissioned. We're excited to share the next generation of automation at Vermeer – autonomous mobile robots (AMRs).
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See the newly installated 46-foot-tall by 224-foot-long Vermeer logo on the roof of the expanded Plant 7 facility in Pella.
Read MoreOn Monday, November 2, Mindi Vanden Bosch will move to the role of Managing Director of Forage Solutions at Vermeer Corporation.
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Team members at Vermeer India are finding innovative ways to support and engage with their customers despite the region being on lockdown due to COVID-19. Just how are they connecting?
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Vermeer team members in Goes have reason to celebrate with the production launch of the BC200 brush chipper, the first Vermeer machine fully developed in the Netherlands.
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It all began with the first Vermeer rubber tire trenchers that were exported to China in the 1980s.Today, the 12,000-square-meter Vermeer Tianjin Manufacturing shop floor builds machines to support the region’s expanding utility and pipeline installation, tree care and agriculture operations.
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COVID-19 has changed the way we do business, how we spend our free time and everything in between. To maintain Vermeer's long-standing summer tradition of giving team members and their families tickets to local activities, we needed to get creative.
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Congratulations to Mary Andringa on this accomplishment!
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