Endress+Hauser Canada celebrates 20 years of operations in Canada
Written by Dan Comand November 24, 2010
Endress+Hauser Canada Ltd. is celebrating 20 years of continual growth in the Canadian marketplace. Since launching its Canadian operations in 1990, the Switzerland-based company has experienced consistent economic growth in Canada and built a solid reputation for outstanding product quality and service.
“Looking back at the past 20 years, I am overjoyed by our performance in the Canadian market,” said Klaus Endress, CEO of Endress+Hauser Group. “In July 1990 we received our first order from Aliments Delisle for a total price of $3,500.00. Today, 20 years later, we have grown every year without fail in Canada and the Canadian business has become one of the most successful ones for E+H globally.”
Headquartered in Burlington, Ontario, Endress+Hauser Canada employs over 100 people from offices in Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton as well as Burlington. In addition, the company recently expanded into Saskatoon to seize the potential in this emerging market. Endress+Hauser Canada has become the leading provider of complete solutions for industrial measuring technology and automation in the country. Thanks to the company’s focus on healthy competition in the industry and service excellence, Endress+Hauser customers have been able to benefit from quality products and services at fair prices.
“We work in a very specialized industry,” said Richard Lewandowski (left), general manager of Endress+Hauser Canada. “We expend considerable energy hiring and nurturing our people to give them a chance at enjoying our sector and benefiting from a very supportive corporate culture. By managing to maintain our family-inspired culture while adapting to the local market, we have exceeded our expectations and eagerly anticipate additional growth in the future.”
Endress+Hauser Canada is committed to providing a high quality of life to its employees and was recognized this year as one of the top employers in the Hamilton-Niagara region. In addition, the company invests in the next generation of engineers and automation experts by supporting several educational institutions, including the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT). Since 2008, Endress+Hauser has supplied BCIT’s Measurement Technology Laboratory with essential equipment, learning materials and industrial measurement technology to support the program’s curriculum.
www.ca.endress.com
Headquartered in Burlington, Ontario, Endress+Hauser Canada employs over 100 people from offices in Montreal, Calgary, Edmonton as well as Burlington. In addition, the company recently expanded into Saskatoon to seize the potential in this emerging market. Endress+Hauser Canada has become the leading provider of complete solutions for industrial measuring technology and automation in the country. Thanks to the company’s focus on healthy competition in the industry and service excellence, Endress+Hauser customers have been able to benefit from quality products and services at fair prices.
“We work in a very specialized industry,” said Richard Lewandowski (left), general manager of Endress+Hauser Canada. “We expend considerable energy hiring and nurturing our people to give them a chance at enjoying our sector and benefiting from a very supportive corporate culture. By managing to maintain our family-inspired culture while adapting to the local market, we have exceeded our expectations and eagerly anticipate additional growth in the future.” Endress+Hauser Canada is committed to providing a high quality of life to its employees and was recognized this year as one of the top employers in the Hamilton-Niagara region. In addition, the company invests in the next generation of engineers and automation experts by supporting several educational institutions, including the British Columbia Institute of Technology (BCIT). Since 2008, Endress+Hauser has supplied BCIT’s Measurement Technology Laboratory with essential equipment, learning materials and industrial measurement technology to support the program’s curriculum.
www.ca.endress.com
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