Nicolas Wajsberg
About Nicolas Wajsberg
Nicolas Wajsberg is the Responsable PC&L at Faurecia, where he has worked since 2019. He has a background in automotive engineering and has contributed to various projects, including lean manufacturing processes and the establishment of production units in Russia.
Work at Faurecia
Nicolas Wajsberg has held multiple positions at Faurecia since joining the company in 2006. He currently serves as Responsable PC&L since 2019 in Marckolsheim, Alsace, France. His responsibilities include managing logistics and production control in a plant with 320 employees and an annual turnover of 68 million euros. Previously, he worked in various roles including Methods Production/Quality, Coordinateur FES usine, and Superviseur Production. He played a significant role in establishing a new production unit in Kaluga, Russia, and contributed to the commercial success of PSA's SUV range.
Education and Expertise
Nicolas Wajsberg studied at the Ecole supérieure des Techniques aéronautiques et de Construction automobile, where he focused on Automotive Engineering and Project Management. He completed his studies in 2008 after seven years of education from 2001 to 2008. His academic background provides a solid foundation for his expertise in production efficiency, logistics management, and lean manufacturing processes.
Background
Nicolas Wajsberg began his career at Faurecia in 2006. Over the years, he has gained extensive experience in various roles within the company, including positions in France, Luxembourg, and Russia. His work has involved overseeing production systems, improving efficiency, and managing logistics operations. He has also contributed to projects in Turkey, specifically for Renault and Fiat productions.
Achievements
Throughout his career at Faurecia, Nicolas Wajsberg has participated in the development of lean manufacturing processes, notably in a Romanian plant with a workforce of 700 people and a turnover of 120 million euros. He has managed logistics flows handling 45 trucks per day and an operational budget of 2.6 million euros per year. His contributions have been vital to the successful supply of soundproofing parts for PSA's SUV range across multiple factories.