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Meet Jerry Airington

My current challenge is to transfer the wealth of knowledge I've accumulated over the past forty-five years to the younger members of my team. I want to ensure that nothing is lost in the process, while empowering them to take ownership of their tasks and decisions.

In my childhood, I battled polio, which left me with one impaired leg. Strangely, this never bothered me. The only time I really noticed my limp was when I was watching my own shadow. I've always believed that I can do anything, and if I'm faced with a challenge, I'll figure out how to overcome it.

 

You have to work with the talents you've been given, a principle that applies to everyone, including myself. My father had a job at a mill, and I began my career there as well. However, the textile industry gradually declined, so I decided to look for a job closer to home. That's when I joined Aalberts as an assembler. From there, I moved into a maintenance role as an assistant, a position I held for almost 12 years. Later, when Apollo acquired another division, I was asked to help set it up, which led to my promotion to supervisor. I now supervise a team of over 30 people, most of whom are considerably younger than my 66 years. Despite the age difference, I persistently strive to improve every day.

I have a deep love for sports. When I was younger, I wanted to be a sportscaster. Back then, sports weren't as accessible as they are today, and I remember listening to radio broadcasts of games on my small transistor radio. Even now, my love for listening remains unchanged. Throughout my life, I've often been chosen to explain things and share insights. Perhaps this is my innate talent, which has probably contributed to my career advancement. It's how I accumulate knowledge and constantly strive for improvement.

My current challenge is to transfer the wealth of knowledge I've accumulated over the past forty-five years to the younger members of my team. I want to ensure that nothing is lost in the process, while empowering them to take ownership of their tasks and decisions. I'm there to support them when needed, but I don't look over their shoulders.


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Frequently asked questions

What does Aalberts do?

Aalberts engineers mission-critical technologies that help customers improve performance, efficiency, reliability and sustainability. Our technologies are used in buildings, industrial applications and semiconductor manufacturing environments where precision and continuity are essential. For decades, our technologies have been essential to the systems that keep modern life moving. You may not always see what we do, but you rely on us every day. We are where mission-critical performance matters most. Often unseen. Always essential.

What markets does Aalberts serve?

Aalberts operates around three segments: building, industry and semicon. Within these segments, we serve end markets including Buildings, Data Centres, Semicon, Mobility, , Aerospace, Energy & Infrastructure and Life Sciences.

What is the history of Aalberts?

Aalberts was founded in 1975 by Jan Aalberts and has grown from a Dutch industrial company into a global specialist in mission-critical technologies serving customers around the world. Since 1986 it is listed at the Amsterdam Stock Exchange

Is Aalberts a good company to work for?

Aalberts fosters a culture of entrepreneurship, ownership, and excellence, aiming to attract and retain top talent. While employee satisfaction can be subjective and varies, the company emphasizes creating an environment where individuals can contribute to mission-critical projects and make real progress. Career opportunities, professional development, and a focus on innovation are key aspects of working at Aalberts, making it an attractive prospect for those seeking impactful roles in advanced technology. 

Is Aalberts a publicly listed company?

Yes. Since 1987, Aalberts is listed on Euronext Amsterdam under ticker symbol AALB. While specific ownership details can fluctuate due to market activity, Aalberts is primarily owned by a combination of institutional investors and individual shareholders. The company's shares are traded on Euronext Amsterdam. Information regarding major shareholders is typically available in the company's annual reports and investor relations communications, demonstrating a broad and diversified ownership structure

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