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Boon Edam, Inc. is a subsidiary of a 150-year-old Dutch company, offering architectural revolving doors and security entrance solutions for various industries. Working with Boon Edam means personalized consultations, skilled technicians fabricating and assembling your entrance parts, and quality installations with preventative maintenance for long-lasting success. Trust us to provide tailor-made premium solutions for your building needs. Welcome to our world!
Boon Edam delivers a complete solution from start to finish, including product, support through installation, and support after installation. Their focus on customer experience begins with their outside sales team, who listen closely to customer pain points. They have an entire team dedicated to project management and field support to see each project through production. Boon Edam also provides preventative maintenance and service repair options for its clients. The technical services team follows up with customers to ensure the experience exceeds expectations.
Looking for a turnkey solution to keep your building's revolving doors or security entrances in top condition? Look no further than Boon Edam. Our Preventive Maintenance Plan offers scheduled inspections, repairs, and software updates, reducing downtime and saving you time and money. Contact us today to learn more about our premium products and unparalleled support beyond installation.
Discover the craftsmanship behind Boon Edam's TourLock security revolving door at their 200,000 sq. ft facility in Lillington, North Carolina. With in-house fabrication and state-of-the-art machinery, each door is built to order for ultimate quality and cost control.
Lean manufacturing has become a buzzword in the production space over the last several years.
Everyone wants to be the most productive. But, for Patrick Nora, President and Managing Director of Boon Edam Manufacturing USA, lean manufacturing as an ideal doesn’t matter if that productivity doesn’t follow on from safety and quality.
“For us at Boon Edam, I wouldn’t say we are a lean manufacturing facility. I would say we are a facility that’s working toward lean manufacturing principles,” Nora said. “I think, for me, I define it as being on a journey, and it’s a goal that you will never achieve. You’re going after operational excellence with lean manufacturing process. It’s really important to view it that way, because lean manufacturing is building a learning culture.”
What does a 147-year-old company have in common with a classic British metal band?
It may seem far-fetched, but for JC Powell, Vice President of Sales Regional and National Accounts with Boon Edam USA, if his company were a band, there’s no doubt it would be Iron Maiden.
There’s no Eddie the Head at Boon Edam, but the family culture and close-knit work groups make sure their employees and customers have plenty of peace of mind.
“Boon Edam would be Iron Maiden, not because we have crazy, large, inflated heads that pop out behind screens, but, if you know anything about the band Iron Maiden, they are a large extended family. They travel together on a plane flown by the lead singer,” Powell said. “When you look at Boon Edam, from our president and managing director down, that same responsibility is taken. We view everybody as part of this family.”
That family includes a number of Regional Sales Managers who have to create relationships and listen to customers to understand their needs.
“What I’m really looking for in a potential candidate is somebody who is hungry, somebody who is humble, somebody who is a life learner, and somebody that is always curious, never complacent,” Powell said. “That goes back to the learning style and understanding, well, ‘Why did they buy my product?’”
From there, the process becomes something that is replicable rather than a one-off. That’s how Boon Edam turned into a company that has plenty in common with a band that started in 1975 and is still rocking today.
In this podcast hosted by SDM Magazine’s Courtney Wolfe, Tracie Thomas, Vice President of Marketing at Boon Edam, discusses the results of a recent tailgating survey. This survey reached end users, security consultants and integrators to gather their perceptions about the risk of tailgating into their facilities.
This podcast discusses the results to the following questions and more:
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