Fouillot Vedrana
About Fouillot Vedrana
Fouillot Vedrana is the Engineering Processing Manager at FM Global in Paris, Île-de-France, France, a position she has held since 2013.
Engineering Processing Manager at FM Global
Fouillot Vedrana has been serving as the Engineering Processing Manager at FM Global since 2013. Based in Paris, Île-de-France, France, Fouillot leads the engineering processing team, overseeing various technical and operational functions within the company. The role involves managing engineering processes to ensure efficiency and quality in service delivery. With a position of paramount responsibility, Fouillot plays a key role in maintaining FM Global's standards and operational integrity.
Assistant Engineering Processing Manager Role
In 2013, Fouillot Vedrana held the position of Assistant Engineering Processing Manager at FM Global for a duration of six months. During this time, Fouillot assisted in managing the engineering processing operations and supported senior management. The role required coordination and leadership skills along with a deep understanding of engineering processes. This position served as a stepping stone to the current role of Engineering Processing Manager.
Quality Assurance Supervisor at FM Global
From 2003 to 2013, Fouillot Vedrana worked as an EA - Quality Assurance Supervisor at FM Global. Over this decade-long tenure, Fouillot was responsible for supervising and ensuring the quality of various engineering processes. This position emphasized the importance of maintaining high standards and consistency across FM Global’s operations. The experience gained during these years contributed significantly to their expertise in quality management and assurance practices.
Word Processing Specialist Experience
Between 1999 and 2003, Fouillot Vedrana was employed as a Word Processing Specialist at FM Global. In this capacity, Fouillot managed documentation and word processing tasks essential to the company’s operations. The role involved preparing and maintaining various documents, ensuring they met the required standards and formats. This early career experience provided a strong foundation in administrative and technical skills necessary for later roles.