
David Nilsson - Assembler and tractor driver
David is an assembler and tractor driver at our Bygdsiljum plant. He works with final assembly of Siljum's products, mainly Multi Snow Plows. In his spare time he likes to work in the forest or go snowmobiling.
Tell us what you do at Fronteq!
– I work with final assembly of Siljum's products, mainly Multi Snow Plows. I am responsible for mounting all hydraulics and complete wings. Before delivery, I also do a final check to ensure that all hoses are correctly fitted and that there are no leaks.
How long does it take to assemble a Multi Snow Plow?
– A Multi Snow Plow consists of around 900 parts and it takes around three days to complete an entire plough. In order for the assembly to be efficient, I make sure that all the parts that are needed are selected before the work begins. A Multi Snow Plow X-Line is fun to assemble because it contains many components and parts.
When is your job at its best?
– I like when the work flows and that I have everything in place around me before I start assembling. It's always nice to go home and take a weekend and feel like everything is done. Then I have good workmates and that is also important to me.
What are Fronteq's main strengths?
– It is that we have products with good quality and fast deliveries.
What do you prefer to relax with when you are off duty?
– Then I like to work in the forest or drive a snow mobile.
Peter Nyberg - Welder and safety representative
As a welder, Peter believes that it is not about welding parts together. The work involves providing Fronteq's customers with quality products. His favourite products are the tilt couplers because they are the most advanced to manufacture.

Joakim Oskarsson - Plasma and press brake operator
In his work as a plasma and press brake operator, Joakim provides his colleagues with bent and cut parts. According to him, the best product is the high-tipping bucket from Ufo because it contains many bent parts that need to fit together.



