Welcome aboard

Alexander tried driving a machine in a mine, but found that working above ground is much more fun. With us, he also has a sea view every day.

Alexander drives all kinds of machines and there is no type of goods he cannot handle. He likes to choose jobs where he gets the chance to fine-tune the details and be extra careful.

Anki is our pioneer!
When she started in 2002, there were few women in the industry, and perhaps none who operated harbor cranes. But Anki did, and she still does. With tons of experience. Today she also drives other machines, such as wheel loaders and forklifts. But the view from the crane is what she likes most.

David is our meticulous engineer who is responsible for the maintenance of the machines in Skellefteå. This requires precision and planning so that everything runs smoothly.
When he doesn't have to deal with the machines, he works on a boat slinging timber packages or is a signalman for the crane operator. A varied work life that requires control - and David has it.

Josefin likes the sea view and the variety of the job. Working on a boat one day and driving a machine the next. On board a ship, she is usually the signalist for the crane operator or tally, the person who plans which and in what order all the timber packages should be loaded. But mostly she drives wheel loaders and loads kraftliner on ships.

Killua does every job with a smile on his face. And he has had time to try most things. Everything from handling timber packages on the quay to stuffing containers with kraftliner. Recently, he has been working on the giant wind power shipments.
What he likes most is the great variety of the job and that there is always something new to do over there on the horizon.

Linn is the first woman on the quay in Skellefteå. After trying to work as a vacation substitute with us, she went on a machine operator training course and came back to a regular position. We are grateful for that.

Whether she's clearing bulk with a wheel loader at the bottom of a ship or working on the quayside putting slings around timber packages, it feels like she's been doing it since the port started.

Maja started as a trainee with us during high school and became a regular. Thank goodness, we say! Loading containers onto railroad cars, storing wood or driving a tractor with kraftliner is something she does easily. Maja is someone we can put into any job. And if she doesn't know it when she starts, she makes sure she learns.

Niklas changes his appearance several times a day. One moment he is out on the quay, the next in the office. Behind his desk, he plans the business as habitually as he operates a machine. With the motto "Work at your own pace, don't stress, I'll help if you need it", he is happy to guide new employees in a brilliant way.